Copper Point Golf Club

The Point at Copper Point Golf Club occupies a dramatic setting in the Columbia Valley near Invermere, British Columbia, where the Rocky Mountains provide a constant backdrop to play. The course sits in the East Kootenay region, an area that has seen steady golf development since the 1990s as the valley's combination of mountain scenery and relatively dry climate attracted resort and residential projects. The routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes and the topography characteristic of this glacially-carved valley landscape. The layout moves through varied terrain that includes elevated tee shots, approach plays to greens set against mountain views, and holes that work with the natural contours of the land. Water features and strategic bunkering shape the playing corridors, while the high-desert vegetation native to this part of the interior provides definition between holes. The course design reflects the modern mountain golf aesthetic common to British Columbia's interior courses, balancing playability for resort guests with enough strategic interest to engage accomplished players. Copper Point serves both local members and visitors drawn to the Columbia Valley's outdoor recreation opportunities. The facility operates within the broader context of Invermere's tourism economy, which centers on nearby Lake Windermere and access to multiple ski resorts. The course remains open from spring through fall, with conditions influenced by the valley's position between the Purcell and Rocky Mountain ranges, which creates a microclimate drier than the British Columbia coast.