Seniors Tournament

Event Details

Date: Saturday, 15 August 2026

End Date: Sunday, 16 August 2026

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Senior


Individual stroke play tournament for senior golfers held over two days (August 15–16, 2026) at Prince Rupert Golf Club. The event includes a free practice round on Friday, August 14. Participants enjoy on-course proximity challenges, both gross and net scoring, Saturday dinner, and Sunday soup and sandwich. Entry fee is listed as $XXX (exact amount not specified on the page). Golf Canada Handicap is not explicitly required for this event (unlike the Mens Jubilee which states it is required), but visitors are welcome to enter. Contact the pro shop at 250-624-2000 or email proshop@princerupertgolf.com for more information or to book.


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Venue

Prince Rupert Centennial Golf

British Columbia, Canada

Prince Rupert Centennial Golf is an 18-hole, par-70 course nestled in British Columbia's northern rainforest setting, located on the slopes of Mount Hays within Prince Rupert's city limits and within walking distance of downtown. The course is characterized by lush fairways and breathtaking coastal scenery along the Skeena River, offering a serene and secluded golfing experience. The surrounding rainforest environment creates a unique landscape where wildlife sightings, particularly deer, are common. The course features a challenging layout set against the region's rugged northern coastline and untouched natural areas. Facilities include a pro shop, driving range, and clubhouse available for events and gatherings. The course welcomes cruise ship visitors and maintains an active tournament and league schedule throughout the season. Its distinctive character combines northern British Columbia's natural beauty with accessible golfing amenities, making it a notable destination for golfers seeking a remote rainforest experience on Canada's Pacific coast.