Get Into the Swing of Things
Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or just out for a sunny stroll with a club in hand, Rossland’s surrounding courses make it easy to enjoy the game at your own pace. Scenic fairways, mountain views, and a touch of local charm set the stage for a round that’s as much about the fresh air and scenery as it is about the score. Tee off, swing, and let the scenery do the rest.
why play one, when you can play them all
Tee-rific
Redstone Resort
Say goodbye to your typical golf course and hello to a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. At Redstone Resort, it’s all about enjoying the game with friends old and new, whether you’re a seasoned golfer or swinging for the first time.
With mouthwatering food, refreshing drinks, and a sprawling patio, one might wonder if you are here for the golf or the social life. Ladies Night, Men’s League, NGL events and (almost) weekly tournaments give you plenty of ways to meet your new summer family. You can even bring Fido on the course after 2 p.m.
Redstone is known for packaging play with an epic stay. Bring your dream team, or group of hackers, and make Rossland your basecamp for a golf getaway.
A Hole Lot of Fun
Birchbank Golf Club
Tucked along the banks of the Columbia River just 15 minutes from Rossland, Birchbank Golf Course is where your golf game meets a little adventure. With 213 days of golf a year, there’s almost always time to chase that perfect shot across river-framed fairways and tree-lined greens. Whether you’re tackling 18 holes or just squeezing in a quick 9, Birchbank’s layout keeps it fun for everyone — from casual weekend warriors to full-on golf fanatics.
When the round is over, the Birchbank Bistro is ready with tasty eats and refreshing drinks, perfect for swapping stories about the day’s best shots (or the ones that got away). It’s a scenic, relaxed escape that proves a little friendly competition and a lot of fresh air can go hand in hand.
Neighbouring Courses That Are Worth The Drive
Set on a scenic plateau in Boundary Country, 78km from Rossland, the Christina Lake Golf Club is an 18‑hole championship course that combines natural beauty with challenging design. Designed by noted architect Les Furber, the course stretches to 6,785 yards and features rare black sand bunkers, large undulating greens, and water hazards that wind through a forest of pine and fir trees.
Nestled alongside the meandering Kettle River and framed by the Selkirk and Monashee mountains, it offers a tranquil golfing experience rich with wildlife and dramatic views. The clubhouse includes a fully stocked pro shop with top-name brands and a licensed restaurant with patio seating—perfect for relaxing after a round while soaking in the fairway vista.
Champion Lakes Golf Course located in the South Kootenays, sits just 31 km east of Rossland (on Highway 3) and offers a beautifully maintained 9‑hole layout that appeals to golfers of all levels.
The fairways roll through a narrow forested valley with three small ponds at the heart of the course — a nod to the nearby provincial park’s lakes and a picturesque challenge for any round. With a full pro shop, driving range, and on‑site restaurant with sweeping deck views, it’s as much about the experience as it is the game.
Above the Columbia River, 40km from Rossland, Castlegar Golf Club & RV Park offers a scenic and challenging 18-hole championship course with undulating greens, tree-lined fairways, and mountain views.
Rated highly for value by golf publications, it’s a must-play for anyone golfing in the Kootenay Rockies. The club features a full pro shop, practice range and greens, lessons, and power carts, making it accessible for beginners and seasoned players alike.
Just outside of Nelson, 80km from Rossland – Granite Pointe Golf Club is a scenic 18‑hole course that combines mountain terrain with lake views for a truly memorable round. The front nine winds through rugged, elevated terrain with panoramic vistas, while the back nine softens into broad fairways and some of the most highly rated greens in the Kootenays. After your round, the clubhouse welcomes you for food, drinks, and social time, all framed by stunning mountain‑and-lake views.
Same Name Different Game
Disc Golf
Rossland is home to two free disc‑golf courses, perfect for players of all skill levels. The Thin Air Disc Golf Course at the Black Jack Ski Club is an 18‑hole, challenging mountain-style layout with elevation changes, technical fairways, and stunning views—ideal for players looking for a full-length adventure. For a more casual or quick round, the South Belt Disc Golf Course offers 12 holes marked with propane tank “tones” instead of baskets, providing a fun and accessible option for beginners or families.
