Eagle Ranch Golf Course

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About Eagle Ranch Golf Course

Golf Club Overview

Address: 9581 Eagle Ranch Trail, Invermere, British Columbia, V0A 1K3 Canada

Tel: +1(250)342-0562

Golf Pro: Steve Haggard

Website: https://www.eagleranchresort.com

Golf Club Facilities

Click the following link to find out what facilities are available at Eagle Ranch Golf Course and read frequently asked questions.

Visitor Information & Green Fees

Mid-Afternoon and Weekend Twilight rates are available.

Midweek Guide: $105.00 *

Weekend Guide: $130.00 *

* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.

Courses & Scorecards

Course	Tee	Par	SSS	Yards
Eagle Ranch Golf Course	Blue	72	72 [113]	6239
Eagle Ranch Golf Course	White	72	67 [126]	5809

Eagle Ranch Golf Course Reviews

Read independent Golfshake reviews from golfers who have played Eagle Ranch Golf Course in British Columbia. Explore ratings, recommendations and detailed feedback to help plan your next round.

What The Club Says

Eagle Ranch is a spectacular 18-hole championship golf course located in the heart of the Columbia Valley near Invermere, British Columbia.

No other golf course has so brilliantly embraced its enchanting canyon setting as Eagle Ranch, integrating perfectly with the natural landscape to create a golf experience far above the ordinary. As you navigate the 6,646-yard course with carries over daunting ravines and calming waters, you’ll feel challenged and inspired in equal measures.

Renowned golf course architect William G. Robinson skilfully sculpted Eagle Ranch out of echoing canyons and elevated bluffs. With its eclectic backdrop of soaring granite peaks, mysterious hoodoos and the rambling Columbia River, Eagle Ranch is a course where golf and the natural environment coexist in perfect harmony.

“What a magnificent piece of property for a golf course,” says Robinson. “There are two distinctly different environments on this course: the open fairways and 360 degree views of the valley in the upper region and the quiet serenity of the mini canyons.”