Tobiano Golf Club sits on a dramatic plateau above Kamloops Lake in British Columbia's Thompson Valley, approximately 25 minutes west of Kamloops. Designed by Thomas McBroom and opened in 2007, the course occupies former ranchland at elevations ranging from 1,200 to 1,600 feet, offering expansive views across the lake and surrounding desert-like terrain. The routing takes full advantage of the property's natural contours, with holes playing along ridgelines, through valleys, and across sagebrush-covered slopes characteristic of the region's semi-arid climate. McBroom's design incorporates significant elevation changes throughout the round, with several holes featuring dramatic drops from tee to fairway. The layout moves through varied terrain that includes rocky outcroppings, native grasses, and stands of ponderosa pine. The course plays as a true links-style design in terms of ground game options, though the setting bears little resemblance to traditional seaside links. Wide fairways and large, undulating greens encourage strategic play, while the firm, fast conditions typical of the area reward creativity around the greens. The course has gained recognition within Canadian golf rankings since opening and operates as part of a residential development. Tobiano's remote setting and distinctive landscape provide a playing experience notably different from British Columbia's coastal courses, showcasing the province's interior geography. The facility includes practice areas and a clubhouse positioned to maximize views of the surrounding valley and lake.