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Golf Facilities in Canada 2017 Edition © Golf Canada and The PGA of Canada
British Columbia
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THE # OF
PGA TOUR WINNERS
FROM B.C.
SINCE 2014
CONTACT BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLF
BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLF (PSO) CONTACT: Kris Jonasson, Executive Director
ADDRESS: #116 – 7198 Vantage Way, Delta, BC, V4G1K7
PHONE: 1.888.833.2242 EMAIL: kris@britishcolumbiagolf.org
WEBSITE: www.britishcolumbiagolf.org
CONTACT PGA OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
BRITISH COLUMBIA ZONE CONTACT: Donald Miyazaki, Executive Director
ADDRESS: #243-7080 River Road, Richmond, BC V6X 1X5
PHONE: 604.303-6766 EMAIL: info@pgabc.org WEBSITE: www.pgabc.org
B A L F O U R G O L F C O U R S E , B A L F O U R , B R I T I S H C O LU M B I A
British Columbia
Alberta
TOTAL NUMBER OF FACILITIES: 304 POPUL ATION (2015): 4,751,600* L AND AREA: 925,186* KM
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G O L F F A C I L I T I E S R E P O R T 2 0 1 7
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THE # OF MONTHS
PEOPLE CAN PLAY
GOLF IN B.C. THE MOST
OF ANY PROVINCE
*Statistics Canada **2014 Golf Economic Impact Study
PGA OF CANADA
British Columbia Zone
GOLF SUPPLY SUMMARY
Total Number of Facilities 304
9-Hole Facilities 114
12-Hole Facilities 1
18-Hole Facilities 171
27-Hole Facilities 9
36-Hole Facilities 8
45+ Hole Facilities 1
Number of Golf Holes 4,698
Number of 18-Hole Equivalents 261
Number of Daily Fee Facilities 287
Number of Private Facilities 17
Number of Resort Facilities 23
Number of Real Estate
Development Facilities 20
Number of Real Estate/Resort Facilities 7
Total Population Per 18 HEQ 18,205
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here aren't many places on the planet, let alone
in Canada, that offer the "West Coast Special"
where one can ski in the morning and golf in the
afternoon. But, it can be done in British Columbia,
as the third most-populated province in the country
is home to a plethora of fabulous golf facilities from
Vancouver Island and along the Pacific Coast to the
greater mainland and adjacent to the Canadian Rockies.
DID YOU KNOW? Canada's westernmost province is
home to 304 golf facilities, with 94 percent open to
the public.
The game of golf contributes an estimated $2.08 billion toward British
Columbia's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) which includes 44,000 jobs; $1.27
billion in household income; $167 million in property and other indirect
taxes; and about $298 million in federal and provincial income taxes.**
