1800 Mallory Road, Creston, British Columbia Creston Golf Club

The Creston Golf Club was founded in 1954, when a group of local citizens formed a society, and purchased 100 acres of previously logged Crown land for $265.  Alan Staples, the first president said, 'that may not sound like much, but we had a hell of a time raising the money. That about sums up the gradual development of the Creston Club, heavy on volunteerism, with much support from the community; accomplishing minor miracles with local ingenuity and limited resources. Local engineer Vaughan Mosher donated his time to design the original course and many volunteers helped build 9 holes, carved out of the bush, with sand greens, completely ready for play in 1962.

The Creston Golf Club has been recognized as one of the most beautiful, fun and challenging golf courses in the interior of BC.  Professionally designed and immaculately maintained, this wonderful facility is playable from a number of tees ranging from 5300 to 6500 yards, but don't let the length fool you, the club has hosed five of the most prestigious championships in the province and offers a great, yet enjoyable test!

The Selkirk Mountains and Skimmerhorn Range tower above the course and views extend to the broad expanse of the Kootenay River Valley and Kootenay Lake.  Following your first round at the Creston golf club, re-live the towering tee shots hit at #7 and #12, then plan your return trip.  Bring your clubs, your camera and your friends, you will be glad you did!

Following your first round at Creston golf course, relax on the clubhouse balcony, re-live the towering tee-shots hit at #7 and #12, and plan your return trip. Located just 3 miles south of Creston off Highway 21 on Mallory Road, the Creston Golf Club has licensed dining and visitors are made welcome.