Alberta Golf Courses: Alberta Golf Vacations at Fairmont Banff Springs Luxury Golf Course

The Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course

PO Box 960, Banff, Alberta, Canada T1L 1J4
phone: (403) 762-6801 fax: (403) 762-0363 email: banffsprings@fairmont.com

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"Fantastic golf experience. Staff was extremely helpful and put us at ease so we could enjoy ourselves. Our party of 8 thoroughly enjoyed this once-in-a-lifetime experience. We all realized we need to have more of these types of experiences!"

Mr. Peter N.

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Banff Springs - Devil's Cauldron signature hole

Banff Springs - Pace of Play may be affected by locals on the course

Banff Springs - Clubhouse on Glacial lake

Course Overview

Course Designer: Stanley Thompson (18 hole course); Cornish and Robinson (9 hole course)

Holes: 27

Course par: 71

Length: 6938 yards

Season: May - October
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Home of the 2006 Telus Skins Game, featuring
Jack Nicklaus, Greg Norman, John Daly, Stephen Ames, & Sergio Garcia

Renowned for its panoramic beauty, The Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course in Alberta is a captivating and challenging layout set in the heart of Canada's Rocky Mountains.

The course offers just two simple things for the perfect golf vacation. First, a breathtaking view in every direction and second, a magnificent layout that thrills every golfer fortunate enough to spend a day here. Amateurs and professionals alike are constantly amazed by its panoramic challenge. From the actual hole design to the optical illusions created by the surrounding mountains, this course will delight and tempt you.

Stanley Thompson, Canada's master golf course architect, used his expert talent when he designed the original 18 holes in 1928. The course winds along the Bow River under the snow-capped peaks of Sulphur Mountain and Mount Rundle. In 1989, the course was complemented with the construction of an adjoining 9 holes, designed by Cornish and Robinson, resulting in 27 holes of championship golf.