Golf lessons in Kimberley

3 ranges and courses in Kimberley, BC offer golf lessons - a teaching pro or academy on site. Each listing shows the facility's amenities, hours, and live open status, so you can find the right place to work on your game.

Trickle Creek Golf Resort
Driving rangeKimberley, BC

Trickle Creek Golf Resort

A resort golf course at the base of Kimberley Alpine Resort in the Purcell Mountains, designed by Les Furber and operated by Resorts of the Canadian Rockies. The driving range and putting greens are part of the course, alongside a pro shop and clubhouse dining - a place to warm up before your tee time.

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BarLessonsPro shopPutting greenRestaurant+1 more
Bootleg Gap Golf Course
Driving rangeKimberley, BC

Bootleg Gap Golf Course

A 27-hole public course in Kimberley - an 18-hole Championship course plus a 9-hole Recreation layout - in the Rocky Mountain Trench along the St. Mary River. Designed by Les Furber, opened in 2002. The driving range and short-game areas are part of the property, with the Bootleg Grill on site.

4.5(314)
LessonsPro shopPutting greenRestaurantShort game area
Kimberley Golf Course
Driving rangeKimberley, BC

Kimberley Golf Course

An 18-hole course in Kimberley between the Purcell and Rocky Mountain ranges near the St. Mary River, dating to 1924. The driving range, short-game and putting areas are part of the course, with a pro shop and rental carts.

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Golf lessons in Kimberley, answered

Where can I take golf lessons in Kimberley?

Kimberley has 3 ranges and courses with a lesson program or teaching pro on staff, including Trickle Creek Golf Resort, Bootleg Gap Golf Course, and Kimberley Golf Course. Each listing shows the facility's amenities, hours, and live open status.

Do driving ranges in Kimberley offer lessons for beginners?

Most teaching facilities run programs for all levels, from first-timers to players sharpening a specific part of their game. Open a listing for its contact details to ask about beginner or junior options.

Is it better to learn at a driving range or a golf course?

A range lets you work on the full swing with lots of repetition; a course with a practice area adds short game and on-course coaching. Both are listed here - pick by what you want to work on.