Greywolf Golf Shuttle

For golfers, by golfers

Know Greywolf before you tee it up

Doug Carrick designed Greywolf and it opened in 1999 inside Panorama Mountain Resort, about 25 minutes up the mountain road from Invermere. Par 72, six tee decks running from 4,585 to 7,140 yards. From the tips it plays to a 140 slope, so be honest about handicaps when your group picks tees. The blue decks at 6,200 yards keep the fun without the punishment.

The routing climbs for the first three holes, then spends the rest of the round working back down the mountain. Several tee shots drop 100 to 200 feet to the fairway, so club down and trust the yardage. Hole 6 is the Cliffhanger, a 200-yard par 3 to a peninsula green on a rock outcrop above Hopeful Canyon. A photo spot for sure!

Worth knowing before you go

• The mountain rough eats golf balls. Pack a dozen more than usual.
• Weather turns fast at this elevation. Bring a layer, even in July.
• The driving range sits at the high point of the property. Warm up there for the view alone.
• Reviewers and rankings put Greywolf among the best public courses in Canada. It earns the reputation on the par 3s alone.

Why pick Greywolf

Choose Greywolf when your trip deserves one premier round. It costs more, asks more of your game, and trust us, nobody regrets it. Book the earliest tee time you get, eat the Chorizo Mussels with a Pickle Caesar at the Cliffhanger restaurant after, and let us handle the mountain road both ways while your group replays hole 6 the whole ride home.