Men's Night - September

Event Details ⚙

Date: Thursday, 10 September 2026

Format: Team Scramble

Category: Mens

Entry Fee: CAD 110.00

Entry Method: Online

Men's Night - September is a 9-hole shotgun scramble competition held at Big Sky Golf Club in Pemberton, BC. The event is open to men in a relaxed, social atmosphere. Teams of 4 players compete in a shotgun scramble format with shared power carts. The entry fee is $110 CAD for public (non-member) golfers ($50 for members). The event includes a beverage and buffet dinner. Registration opens closer to the event date. The shotgun start is at 5:00 PM on September 10, 2026, with an approximate end time of 9:00 PM.

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Venue

Big Sky Golf Club

British Columbia, Canada

Big Sky Golf Club is one of British Columbia's most highly acclaimed courses, located in Pemberton along the Sea to Sky corridor at the base of Mount Currie. Designed by renowned architect Robert Cupp and completed in 1993, the 18-hole championship course features seven tee combinations ranging from 5,200 to 7,001 yards, accommodating various skill levels. The course is characterized by gentle rolling links-style terrain set in an untamed mountain landscape. With bent grass fairways, tees, and greens complemented by Ravensdale sand bunkers, Big Sky offers exceptional conditioning. Players experience awe-inspiring vistas throughout, surrounded by rivers and lakes with Mount Currie providing a majestic backdrop. The course has earned numerous accolades, including recognition from the BBC as the 3rd most beautiful sports arena in the world. Since opening in 1994, it has matured into a top-tier Canadian course, providing a challenging yet scenic test of golf. The natural setting and layout create a memorable playing experience, with the course serving as a destination venue for tournaments and group play in the Whistler-Pemberton region.