Harvest Golf Club

Harvest Golf Club is located 400 kilometers east of Vancouver in the town of Kelowna on Okanagan Lake in British Columbia. Due to the unusually mild climate in this region, part of the Harvest Golf Club is used for as winery and fruit plantation. The course was opened in 1994 and designed by the Canadian golf course architect Graham Cooke. With its size of over 160 acres, the golf course is extraordinarily large. On the course with decorative plants and rolling hills, golfers will find moving around easy, though the game itself will be challenging. The CR values for the 18-hole course with tournament measurements lie between 71 and 77.9. The longest hole is hole 17. The tees are slightly hilly. A fantastic view of the 300-square meter large Lake Okanagan is among the special characteristics of this course. The clubhouse contains a Pro Shop, restaurant, bar, and snack bar. For practice, a driving range, putting green, and chipping green are available. Harvest Golf Club is always open to guests. There is also the possibility of renting clubs and electric carts.