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Call 250-494-9554 Ext. 1 to book a tee time. Summerland Golf & Country Club is a semi-private club owned by its members that welcomes public and tournament play, so you don't need to be a member to get on the course. The club also promotes online booking through a "Book a Tee-Time" option on its site, but the phone line is the confirmed, specific method given in the club's own materials.

What to know before you book

Summerland is a semi-private club, which means members hold ownership but the course is open to outside players. That matters for how you plan your round:

• Public golfers are welcome — you can book as a casual player, not just as a member.
• Tournaments and outings can be arranged — the club explicitly invites organizers planning a golf outing or tournament.
• Membership is a separate track — if you're considering joining rather than just playing, that's handled through a different extension (see below).

How to book

1. Call 250-494-9554 Ext. 1 for tee times. This is the number the club lists for booking.
2. State that you're a public player if you're not a member, so they place you in the right slot.
3. Have your preferred date and time ready, plus the number of players in your group.
4. Confirm your booking and ask about arrival time, dress expectations, and any current course conditions when you call.

If you'd rather book online, look for the "Book a Tee-Time" link on summerlandgolf.com — the site presents it as a primary action, though the phone number is the concrete detail the club provides.

Getting there

The course sits on Paradise Flats, southwest of the Summerland Townsite, about 8 minutes from Highway 97. The setting is deliberately removed from urban noise, with views over the Okanagan Valley and Trout Creek Canyon. If you're navigating by GPS, search the club name rather than the town, since the course is outside the main townsite.

Membership questions

Membership is handled separately from tee times. The club describes its membership options as among the widest in the Okanagan Valley, and notes that all membership categories now include an Annual Driving Range & Practice Facility Membership at no additional charge, with no F&B minimums required.

• Call 250-494-9554 Ext. 3 for membership questions or to join.

Quick reference

Common snags

• Calling the wrong extension. Tee times and memberships use different extensions (1 vs. 3), so pick the right one to avoid a transfer.
• Assuming you need a membership. You don't — public play is part of the club's model.
• Underestimating the drive. The course is outside the townsite on Paradise Flats, so build in a few extra minutes beyond the Highway 97 turnoff.

For news, specials, and upcoming events, the club also runs an email list you can subscribe to from its site.

Yes. Summerland Golf & Country Club is a semi-private club that welcomes public and tournament play, and its own materials specifically name "an organizer planning a golf outing or tournament" as one of the groups it serves. To arrange one, call the club at 250-494-9554 Ext. 1 — the same number it lists for booking a tee time.

Who the club says it's for

The club describes three audiences it intends to serve:

• Casual golfers looking for a place to play
• Organizers planning a golf outing or tournament
• Avid golfers looking for a club to join

If you fall into the second group, the club's stated positioning already covers you. It is member-owned but operates as a semi-private facility, which is what allows outside and group play alongside member access.

What the setting offers your group

The course sits on Paradise Flats, about 8 minutes from Highway 97, southwest of the Summerland townsite. The club describes the location as quiet and free from urban noise, with views of the Okanagan Valley and Trout Creek Canyon — worth knowing if part of your event's appeal is the scenery rather than just the round.

The club also notes that upgrades to the facility happen annually, so conditions and amenities may differ from what you remember or from older reviews.

How to start arranging your event

1. Call 250-494-9554 Ext. 1. This is the number the club publishes for tee times; it's the entry point for play-related inquiries, including group and tournament bookings.
2. Describe your event. Tell them the date, expected number of players, and whether you need the course for a shotgun start, a block of tee times, or a full-day outing.
3. Ask what the club needs from you. Pricing, deposit terms, food and beverage arrangements, and cancellation policies are not published on the pages reviewed here, so confirm them directly rather than assuming.

For membership-related questions — relevant if your outing is tied to a corporate membership or you're comparing member vs. public rates — the club lists a separate line: 250-494-9554 Ext. 3.

What isn't confirmed here

The club's published material does not state tournament pricing, minimum player counts, deposit requirements, catering options, or how far in advance you need to book. Treat any of those as open questions to settle on the call. The absence of published pricing does not mean an event is free or that no deposit applies.

A practical note

Because the club is member-owned and semi-private, member play and outside events share the same course. If your date is flexible, ask what days or windows work best for a group of your size — that's a more useful question than asking whether tournaments are allowed at all, since the club already says they are.

Summerland Golf & Country Club is a semi-private golf club in the Okanagan Valley, owned by its members and open to public and tournament play. It sits on Paradise Flats, about 8 minutes from Highway 97 southwest of the Summerland townsite, and offers tee-time booking, a range of membership options, and a course the club describes as "The Okanagan's Hidden Gem."

Who can play here

The club is semi-private, which means it serves both members and the public. According to the club, three types of visitors are welcome:

• Casual golfers looking for a place to play
• Organizers planning a golf outing or tournament
• Avid golfers looking for a club to join

Because it is member-owned, the course is maintained as a private club would be, but public and tournament play are explicitly welcomed.

The course and setting

The course is on Paradise Flats, a location the club describes as quiet and free from urban noise, with views of the Okanagan Valley and Trout Creek Canyon. The club calls the setting "fitting of a championship golf course" and notes that upgrades to the facility happen annually.

If setting matters to you — quiet, valley views, away from town noise — that is the club's own framing of its main draw.

Booking a tee time

To book, call 250-494-9554 Ext. 1. The club presents phone booking as the direct route; no online booking system is described in the available information.

Memberships

Summerland offers what it describes as among the widest arrays of membership options in the Okanagan Valley. Two details stand out for anyone comparing clubs:

• Annual Driving Range & Practice Facility Membership is included in all membership categories at no additional charge.
• No food & beverage minimums are required.

For membership questions or to join, call 250-494-9554 Ext. 3.

Staying informed

The club maintains an email list for specials and upcoming events, which it promotes as the way to keep track of news and notices. If you are comparing clubs or waiting for a promotion before booking, subscribing is the low-commitment first step.

Quick reference

If you want a round without a membership commitment, book a tee time and judge the course yourself. If you are weighing a membership, the included practice facility and absence of F&B minimums are the concrete terms worth asking about when you call.

Summerland Golf & Country Club is a semi-private, member-owned club on Paradise Flats, about 8 minutes from Highway 97 southwest of the Summerland townsite. The course is presented as a championship-caliber layout in a quiet setting with views of the Okanagan Valley and Trout Creek Canyon, and it is open to public and tournament play as well as members. If you want a well-conditioned, challenging round without urban noise — and you're either a casual golfer, an event organizer, or someone considering a membership — this is the profile to check against your own priorities.

The setting and atmosphere

The club describes its location as a pristine setting fitting of a championship golf course. Two things stand out from that description:

• Quiet and removed from urban noise — the course sits on Paradise Flats, away from town traffic and sound.
• Valley and canyon views — the property offers views of the Okanagan Valley and Trout Creek Canyon.

The club markets itself as "The Okanagan's Hidden Gem," which signals a lower-profile, scenery-first experience rather than a high-traffic resort course.

Course character and condition

According to the club, the course is challenging and well conditioned, with upgrades to the facility happening annually. That combination matters if you care about:

• A layout that tests your game rather than a short, easy executive course.
• Consistent turf and facility quality year over year, since improvements are described as ongoing rather than one-time.

The club frames this as a reason to "re-discover" Summerland, implying the playing experience has been improving. Note that the source material does not list specific yardages, slope/rating, par, or architect details — if those numbers decide it for you, confirm them directly with the club before booking.

Who the course suits

The club explicitly names three types of players it aims to serve:

Because it is semi-private and member-owned while still welcoming public and tournament play, you don't need a membership to get on the course — but members are the owners, which shapes the club's culture and its membership offerings.

Practical next steps

• To book a tee time: call 250-494-9554 Ext. 1.
• For membership questions or to join: call 250-494-9554 Ext. 3.
• To follow news, specials, and events: the club maintains an email list you can subscribe to from its site.

If your decision hinges on price, membership tiers, or booking rules, those details aren't covered in the material here — the club's membership page and phone lines are the reliable sources.

Summerland Golf & Country Club describes its membership program as offering "amongst the widest array of Membership Options available in the Okanagan Valley," and states that every membership category includes an Annual Driving Range & Practice Facility Membership at no additional charge, with no food and beverage minimums required. The club does not publish its individual membership categories or rates on the page summarized here, so the specific tiers and prices must be confirmed by phone at 250-494-9554 Ext. 3.

What the Club Confirms About Membership

Based on the club's own membership page content, these points apply across the board:

• Multiple categories exist. The club positions itself as having one of the broadest selections of membership options in the Okanagan Valley, implying several distinct tiers rather than a single membership type.
• Driving range and practice facility access is included. All membership categories now include an Annual Driving Range & Practice Facility Membership at no additional charge.
• No F&B minimums. The club states there are no food and beverage minimums required, which it frames as part of being the "Best Golf Value for Product & Services in the South Okanagan."
• Membership questions go through the club directly. The published contact for joining or asking about membership is 250-494-9554 Ext. 3.

What Is Not Published Here

The available page content does not list:

• The names of the individual membership categories (for example, full, intermediate, junior, senior, or corporate tiers)
• Annual or seasonal dues for any category
• Payment plans, initiation fees, or installment options
• Any resident versus non-resident pricing differences

Because these details are absent, any figure or tier name you see elsewhere should be verified with the club before you rely on it.

How to Decide Which Membership Fits You

Since the categories themselves aren't published, the practical approach is to gather your own usage profile first, then ask the club to match it:

1. Estimate your rounds per year. Count how often you'd realistically play in a season, not your best-case scenario.
2. Note your practice habits. Because range and practice facility access is bundled into every category, heavy range users get more relative value from any tier than golfers who never practice.
3. Check whether F&B minimums matter to you. The club states there are none, so you won't need to budget for a forced dining spend — a relevant factor if you're comparing Summerland against clubs that do impose minimums.
4. Call 250-494-9554 Ext. 3 and ask specifically for: the list of categories, the dues for each, what each includes beyond the standard range access, and whether any category has eligibility restrictions (age, residency, etc.).

Membership vs. Public Play at Summerland

Summerland is a semi-private club owned by its members that also welcomes public and tournament play. That structure matters for your decision:

If you play frequently enough that per-round green fees would exceed annual dues, membership is the more economical route — but you need the dues figures from the club to run that comparison. If you play a handful of times a season or are organizing a one-off outing, the public and tournament side of the club is the relevant path.

Booking and Contact Details

• Tee times: 250-494-9554 Ext. 1
• Membership inquiries: 250-494-9554 Ext. 3
• Location: About 8 minutes from Highway 97, southwest of the Summerland townsite on Paradise Flats, with views of the Okanagan Valley and Trout Creek Canyon.

The club also maintains an email list for specials and upcoming events, which is worth joining if you want to hear about membership promotions or trial offers before committing.