Hosting a Wedding, Tournament, or Corporate Event at Tower Ranch Golf Club

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Yes. Tower Ranch Golf Club in Kelowna, British Columbia, markets itself as a full event venue, not just a golf course. Its website lists a dedicated "Weddings, Events & Retreats" section and an "Events Booking" entry, and the clubhouse is presented as a 10,000 sq. ft. facility that can host wedding receptions, golf tournaments, and corporate retreats, with staff handling the details. The site also names holiday/Christmas parties, birthday parties, and business luncheons as event types. Rates, capacity limits, and booking terms are not published on the page, so those specifics need to be confirmed directly with the club.

What the Club Says It Can Host

Based on the site's navigation and event pages, the venue positions itself for:

  • Wedding receptions — listed under "Weddings, Events & Retreats."
  • Golf tournaments — named alongside weddings and corporate retreats as events the staff will "look after every detail" for.
  • Corporate retreats and business luncheons — both appear as event categories.
  • Private parties — holiday/Christmas parties and birthday parties are listed separately.

The restaurant and lounge, Carrington's Restaurant & Patio, is the on-site food and beverage setting: floor-to-ceiling windows, fireplace seating, and a large patio overlooking the Okanagan Valley. The club describes it as suitable for dinner, appetizers, or drinks after a round, which makes it the natural anchor for receptions and corporate dinners.

How to Inquire or Book

The site provides two starting points, both reachable from the main menu:

  1. Events Booking — the booking entry for events.
  2. Contact — the contact page for questions the site doesn't answer.

A practical inquiry should ask for: available dates, guest capacity for your event type, food and beverage minimums, whether golf can be bundled into a corporate or tournament package, and any deposit or cancellation terms. None of these figures appear on the page, so treat anything you see elsewhere as unconfirmed until the club replies.

What to Check Before Committing

  • Rates and packages — the site has a "Rates & Packages" page, but the page evidence doesn't include pricing. Ask for a written quote rather than assuming published green fees apply to events.
  • Memberships vs. events — memberships and green fees are separate from event bookings; an event inquiry doesn't require a membership based on what the site shows.
  • Location logistics — the club states it is minutes from Kelowna International Airport and downtown Kelowna, which matters for out-of-town wedding guests and corporate attendees.
  • Season and weather — the patio and valley views are a selling point, but the site doesn't state indoor backup capacity or seasonal availability. Confirm this for any outdoor-dependent plan.

A Sensible Next Step

If your event depends on the view and the clubhouse setting, request a site visit along with the quote. The website's strongest claims are about scenery and service ("raise your event to the next level"), while the operational details — capacity, cost, catering rules — are exactly what a visit and a written proposal will settle.