Played this course in 2004... remember more trees. Pine beetles have really taken a toll. Still a…read morenice course but I really enjoyed playing amongst the trees. Most open course we played but the winds were incredible. Lot of mosquitoes. We basically kept pace with the members ahead of us. Greens were pretty quick. The staff in the clubhouse were very good. As quick as could be and every courteous and friendly. Food was basically what you would expect at a bar.

This is an awesome course. Big, long fairways. Course is in fantastic shape. We played the front…read more9, with power cart , $ 35. each Did not eat or drink in the Clubhouse, so cannot comment. This is certainy a very scenic location , despite the loss of a lot of mature Ponderosa Pines, due to Pine Beetle kill.

I came here with my husband and some friends to hit some golf balls on the driving range on a…read moreholiday Monday. Mt. Paul golf course offers a 9 hole par 32 course. Their driving range has 20 covered stalls on ground level, and 10 stalls on the upper deck. We didn't have any golf clubs with us, so we had to rent everything. Club rental is $2 each, which is pretty good. The cost for a bucket of balls is $4 for a small, $7 for a medium, and $9.50 for a large bucket. This seemed a bit expensive to me since I'm used to paying ~$6 for a bucket of balls in Vancouver. However, they offer a great deal which is a large bucket of balls and breakfast for $10 before 11 AM if you're an early bird. You pay for the bucket inside, and you get a receipt with a code on it. You take that code to the ball machine on the right side of the driving range, and fill the bucket there. The driving range is nice in that it has huge nets caging in the range, so there's no loose balls flying everywhere. It also makes it easier to see where the ball goes if you consistently slice left or right (like I do). I also like that you get a nice view of the hills in the area, and can enjoy the driving range without being cooked in the sun. If you're looking for a place to hit some golf balls in Kamloops, check out the Mt. Paul Golf Course.

The staff at mount Paul went above and beyond to help me out when another course in Kamloops…read moreunexpectedly cancelled on a group booking we had for my husband's surprise 40th birthday party. The course was in great shape, they set up dinner and dessert for us and even stocked the beer cart with his favourite drinks. They were friendly, professional, and fast with food and drinks. The price was very reasonable and we definitely would recommend it to others! Thanks for saving my butt and making my husbands day.

Played here again in 2022. This time with two foursomes. Again, great experience. Still target…read moregolf and still amazing views. Staff and members are great. You can imagine not being too familiar with the course that we would play a little slower than members who play daily. Never an issue with any member or player's assistant complaining about our pace of play. Restaurant was great. Staff excellent and good food. One course I really consider playing whenever I visit Kamloops.

From the owner: The most acclaimed public golf course in Canada created in this generation. The winner of more…read moreawards than any other modern public golf course in this country. A golf experience built on one of the most spectacular pieces of land in Canada. Tobiano is all of those things and more. "Tobiano may be the best new course I've seen in Canada. Ever. Period," says SCOREGolf's Bob Weeks, while golf columnist Robert Thompson calls it "a modern golf course to rival the best in the country." From the drama of its opener, through to the stunning challenge of its closing hole, Tobiano will capture your imagination with staggering scenery that is matched only by the quality of its course. Views of Lake Kamloops dominate, so it is no surprise that Tobiano has been compared to some of the world's best--Ballybunion in Ireland, Pebble Beach in California. It is simply that good. "As a golf course, Tobiano deserves any honor it gets," says WorldGolf.com's Mike Bailey. The critics and golfers have spoken -Tobiano is Canada's best public course. But don't take their word for it. Try it for yourself and see what everyone is raving about.

Awesome course Super Scenic…read moreVery friendly staff Great value Beautiful patio Super nice bartender This is one of a kind golf course Can't wait to come back $45. For 9 holes and cart

Poorly managed…read more Golfed here yesterday and there was no beer cart which is fine but no one told us that. We would have stocked up at the club house but didn't know. On the front nine many holes don't have proper signage so your not sure where the next tee box is. None of the holes have 150 yard markers on the fairway which makes the game a little tricky but more importantly isn't good golf etiquette. I was golfing really well on the front nine (one of my best games) but when we went into the clubhouse after nine to have a burger we were told the course closes at 8:30!?! We would have just played nine rather then eighteen if we would have known that. Completely ruined my night rushing to play golf...... We were kicked off the course on 17 (at 8:30). WEAK! I won't be back. Ill go play golf where they accept Money and I can enjoy the game for what it is.

Love this very scenic course. Most people walk it. Power carts available. Green Fees $ 20. P.p…read more Takes about 1.5 hours to play 9. Usually not busy. Always just walk in. Very mature. Lots of trees. Enjoy.

Economical, well-kept and pretty. Didn't a chance to try the…read moregolf course, but it looked charming. It was my first night out and aiming to get to Marmot Basin to ski (before it closed for the season) and regret that I didn't linger a bit and play some golf as the course looked like the only one in the area so probably a good spot to meet locals.

Awesome ! Scenic !…read moreInteresting ! Challenging ! Nice staff ! Well maintained ! Good Food ! Reasonable Green Fee's

Absolutely high prices for a side order of Gluten Free toast, $6.00 plus .30 gst for two slices of…read moretoast

Wow. Can't believe I am the 1st reviewer. It's been here a long time. Golfed several times…read more Really like the course. We only play 9 holes. The front 9 is really interesting and challenging. We did the online special. 9 holes, power cart, 2 drinks, $35. Ya. Can't beat that deal. And Friday night is Buffet night. $14.95. Delish. Best deal in town.

Awesome course Excellent condition…read moreGreat big patio Lots of parking $ 21. for 9 holes Love this course Really scenic Very challenging

We decided to sneak out for a round while we were in Vernon. Found this affordable gem really close…read moreto where we were staying. We only played the back 9, wish we played the full 18 as most of the holes are par 3 under 150yrds. The course was in really good shape and it looks like it's well taken care of. We both had fun but the positive experience started in the parking lot. We were unloading our gear and I mentioned that I forgot a score card and still needed to head in to grab. We shortly after a team member from Hillview (wearing safety vest, hat and mask - wish I got his name so I could recognize him in this post) came outside and said he overheard I needed a score card and brought me one. The staff also demonstrated good sanitation procedures, social distancing and wearing appropriate PPE. Wish the holes were longer but we will be back

Nice place. Right on the river. Has everything you need ...bikes included. Golf course. Large,…read morenicely furnished room. Bed was not comfortable for me. Husband thought it was fine. Roasted red pepper soup was very good. Spinach and artichoke dip was tasteless. Need onion and garlic.

3.5 Indian family operates a Kentucky-themed hotel on an interesting sliver of British Columbia…read moreriver. Peak Canada, really. Not new and not run down, everything is clean and more or less updated. The views from the rooms are what make it. Dinner was quality. Servers were friendly and helpful and the kitchen's output was good. Breakfast was missable and not complimentary. There is some sort of a gift shop. If it was an inexpensive motel, I'd love it. **The pool really screams "roadside motel" BTW.** At this price, what you get is nice, but I'm not overjoyed. The real estate dictates the price, I reckon.