Radium Golf Shuttle

For golfers, by golfers

Know the two Radium courses before you book

The Springs is the headline round. Les Furber designed it and it opened in 1988: par 72 at 6,767 yards from the back tees, benched above the Columbia River with tree-lined parkland holes and a handful of tees where the valley opens up below you. Middle decks at 5,779 yards keep it honest without wearing the group out.

The Resort Course is the valley original, in play since 1957. Par 71 at 6,071 yards, a shorter and friendlier card with its own clubhouse five kilometres from the Springs. Greens run smaller and defences are gentle, so it suits a relaxed second round, a chill morning, or the players in your group who prefer finishing with the same ball they started with.

Worth knowing before you go

• Radium is the first golf stop off Highway 93. Groups on a Friday arrival could play here before checking in.
• The two courses have separate clubhouses. Confirm which one your tee time belongs to.
• Bighorn sheep treat the town and the fairways as theirs. Give them the right of way and take a photo.

Why groups pick Radium

Stunning views and gameplay at one course while the other offers a more relaxed way to finish the day. Most groups book both courses for the same day. Don't forget your beers from the Elevations patio.