Creston Golf Club

The Creston Golf Club exemplifies all that is good about golf in the region.

The course – located between the Purcell and Selkirk mountain ranges, is highlighted by awesome elevation changes and panoramic views throughout. A friendly, unpretentious place where everyone is welcome. Not only will you experience dynamite scenery, exceptional variety and top-notch conditioning, but wildlife sightings – including deer, moose and more – are common during play. Unquestionably, this is great golf … served up Kootenay Rockies style.

Professionally designed and immaculately maintained, this facility is playable from a number of tees ranging from 5,300 to 6,500 yards. The club has also hosted five of the most prestigious BC golf championships.  The Creston Golf Course offers a very enjoyable and challenging game to test your skills. With rolling terrain and fast, undulating greens, it often requires that you use every club in your bag. Elevation changes put club selection and shot-making at a premium.

The Clubhouse Restaurant offers a full breakfast, lunch and dinner menu for your dining pleasure. Daily specials are also available. Be sure to save room for the scrumptious homemade desserts. A ‘9/18 Hole’ Dining Special is offered 7 days a week; 18 hole special starts at 2pm and 9 Hole Special starts at 4pm.

The Creston Golf Club History
The Creston Golf Club was founded in 1954 when a group of locals formed a society and purchased 100 acres of previously logged Crown land for $265. Local engineer Vaughan Mosher donated his time to design the original course and many volunteers helped build 9 holes with sand greens, completely ready for play in 1962. Grass greens were built in 1970. Holes #2, 3, 7, 15 and 16 still play on these original grass greens. In 1982, a new clubhouse was built. And, in 1989-91, a professionally designed expansion to 18 holes took place.