Why Replay Rounds Matter at Sagebrush

A stay and play trip is the recommended way to experience Sagebrush. This guide covers everything you need to plan it properly.

Two hours from Kamloops, past Merritt and up into the Nicola Valley. People come back to Sagebrush year after year, and it’s not just the course that keeps pulling them back.

Everybody wants the golf trip. Nobody wants to plan it. We did it for you — here’s exactly how we’d spend three days at Sagebrush.

The dates are locked in, the group chat is buzzing, and everyone suddenly thinks they’ve figured out their swing. Welcome to the lead-up to a Sagebrush golf trip.

Planning a golf trip to Sagebrush? The course is built to be played more than once. What you learn in the first round transforms how you play the second.

Rod Whitman doesn’t build golf courses. He reveals them. Before the first shovel hit the soil at Sagebrush Golf Club, Whitman stood high above Nicola Lake.

B.C.’s Sagebrush Golf Club offers a unique experience in Canadian golf. Sometimes the fun of playing a golf course starts before you even put a tee in the ground.

There has never been much debate about how good the golf is at Sagebrush, the magnificent links-style layout that overlooks Nicola Lake in BC.

Choosing the perfect place to stay is just as important as the game itself. At Sagebrush, we offer a range of lodging options to match your group’s style.

A golfer oughta have a place to come back to. A place where the fairways feel familiar, the views never get old, and the stories get a little better each year.