Kelowna Golf & Country Club occupies a distinctive hillside setting above the city of Kelowna in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley. Designed by Vernon Macan and opened in 1924, the course represents one of the region's oldest established clubs and reflects the architectural sensibilities of early Canadian golf design. The layout takes advantage of the natural topography, with holes routed across sloping terrain that offers views over Okanagan Lake and the surrounding valley. The course features a traditional parkland character with mature trees lining fairways and elevation changes that add strategic variety to shot-making. The routing incorporates the hillside contours, requiring players to manage uphill and downhill lies while navigating doglegs and approach shots to elevated or tiered greens. The property's natural drainage and the region's dry climate contribute to firm playing conditions during much summer months. Kelowna Golf & Country Club has served as a gathering place for the local golfing community for nearly a century. The club maintains its heritage layout while adapting to modern maintenance practices and player expectations. Its location in the Okanagan wine country places it within a region known for recreational golf, where the valley's microclimates support a relatively long playing season compared to other parts of British Columbia. The course provides a traditional golf experience in a setting that reflects both the history of golf in the Interior and the natural character of the Okanagan landscape.