Rated #1 in Canada by Travel and Leisure GOLF

Fairmont Banff Springs

Eighty miles west of Calgary nestled in the spectacular Canadian Rockies lies the Fairmont Banff Springs.  A golf course unfolds below towering peaks at the crossing of two rivers where herds of elk often wander onto the course.  The resort is often referred to as "The Castle in the Rockies,"  because it was designed to resemble a Scottish baronial castle.  You'll want to get a room with a good view so that you can take advantage of the incredible vistas surrounding this place.  Service throughout the resort is outstanding and what you would expect for a 5 star hotel.

 

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Fairmont Chateau Whistler

Rated #2 in Canada

The Whistler Blackcomb area of British Columbia is known more for skiing, but is truly a year round place to play.  Outdoor enthusiasts come from all over the world to experience Whistler/Balckcomb.  There's the Chateau Whistler Golf Club, designed by Robert Trent Jones, ski-in/ski-out access, glacier side lunches and heli-picnics.  The Horstman glacier makes skiing possible through mid-August.  Where else can you do a round of golf in the morning and ski in the afternoon?