Fairmont Hot Springs Resort (Mountainside)

Fairmont Hot Springs Resort (Mountainside) is an 18-hole course in British Columbia, Canada, with more than 50 years of history testing golfers of all abilities. Three tee options per hole make it accessible for the whole family, from beginners to seasoned players. In 2012, a debris flow buried much of the resort and the course along with it. The rebuild brought in golf course architect Doug Carrick, who used the restoration as an opportunity to elevate the original design to a higher standard. The course runs alongside the Columbia River, where wildlife is a regular presence. Tall stands of spruce and fir trees line the fairways, and the wind moving through them adds a distinct character to every round.