Three Blind Mice

This is a beautiful beast. The work crew was busy installing more concrete pads the day we were there so we appreciated to have been the first to tee off a couple of them. Signage is good. Climbing a mountainside to a flatter bench and then down again is the way of the day. Some slopes are slippery with pine needles and steep dusty tracks. It is all a part of the ambience of a semi arid region . Views out over the Lake and to the City of Penticton can be taken in on the resting benches at the T ...
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This is a beautiful beast. The work crew was busy installing more concrete pads the day we were there so we appreciated to have been the first to tee off a couple of them. Signage is good. Climbing a mountainside to a flatter bench and then down again is the way of the day. Some slopes are slippery with pine needles and steep dusty tracks. It is all a part of the ambience of a semi arid region . Views out over the Lake and to the City of Penticton can be taken in on the resting benches at the Tee Boxes. Of the dozen courses I have played in B.C., ,Socal and Ontario as a 1 year avid dg player, this is a great one not to be missed on your own course tour through the province. Water is a must. Good sneakers or boots. No Sandals. Warning... there are few wineries and Craft Breweries in immediate vicinity after your game.
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This course is awesome and one of the best in the okanogan. It has alot of elevation gain and is a hike in itself. Holes are mosly open lines but with a mix of tight shots and gabs to hit. The only thing I don't like about it is that it's hard to only play 9 and 18 doesn't end where hole 1 is. Once your hiking out there its best to commite to 18. The shortest way to play past hole 3 is that you can play 8 holes by finishing hole 5 then to 16 and play to 18. You can start to head back at a few di ...
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This course is awesome and one of the best in the okanogan. It has alot of elevation gain and is a hike in itself. Holes are mosly open lines but with a mix of tight shots and gabs to hit. The only thing I don't like about it is that it's hard to only play 9 and 18 doesn't end where hole 1 is. Once your hiking out there its best to commite to 18. The shortest way to play past hole 3 is that you can play 8 holes by finishing hole 5 then to 16 and play to 18. You can start to head back at a few different areas to play 14 holes or 15 or 16 holes too. Either way your hiking back down past hole 3. It has different tee pads for most holes but not all. Layout is straight forward and easy to follow. Map sign at the start. The parking isn't the best as theres only 6-8 offical spots but there is back up parking down below just more of a walk. Overall awesome course.
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