Golf Vancouver Island is a cooperative marketing organization and a golf vacation booking service for the Vancouver Island Golf Trail on Vancouver Island, British Columbia.
Owned and operated by the golf courses on Vancouver Island, consumers save time and money, while choosing from 12 destination golf courses and over 15 accommodation options on the Vancouver Island Golf Trail. Golf Vancouver Island provides complimentary information, vacation planning assistance and reservations for Vancouver Island golf vacations toll free at 1-888-465-3239
The Vancouver Island Golf Trail is a 250 kilometre golf trail of Pacific paradise from Victoria to Campbell River, awaiting golfers on Vancouver Island, British Columbia - ranked as the Top North American Island by Conde Nast Traveler Magazine. There are 12 destination golf courses on the Vancouver Island Golf Trail and from South to North include…Olympic View, Highland Pacific, Bear Mountain Resort Mountain and Valley Courses, Arbutus Ridge, Cowichan, Duncan Meadows, Fairwinds, Morningstar, Pheasant Glen, Crown Isle and Storey Creek.
Discover the old-world ambience of cosmopolitan Victoria, the lush farmland and vineyards of the Cowichan Warm Land, the magnificent beaches of the Oceanside area of Parksville and Qualicum Beach, and the pristine wilderness of the North Island area of Courtenay and Campbell River– you can explore it all on the Vancouver Island Golf Trail – and then there’s golf!
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It was a no-brainer that last summer our female foursome, dubbed “chicks with sticks,” chose the Vancouver Island Golf Trail for our annual getaway.
The International Association of Golf Tour Operators selected British Columbia as the “2004 Undiscovered Golf Destination in the World” and Condé Nast Traveler Magazine has ranked Vancouver Island as the “Top North American Island” for several years in a row. Considering those ...
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One of the economic realties of the now passing recession is that the last cycle could be aptly described as the Tiffany/Coach era; the era of consumer discretionary spending on luxury goods. Golf’s symbol of the Tiffany/Coach era is membership in a country club. It is hard to argue the point that as a purely economic construction, private membership versus public golf is a pretty ...
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