Masters Open

Description

The Masters Open takes place at Christina Lake Golf Club from April 22-24, 2026, welcoming golfers of all abilities in this open category competition. Played in individual format, the event uses Stableford scoring, which rewards consistency and smart course management throughout the tournament.

Christina Lake Golf Club

British Columbia, Canada

Christina Lake Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Boundary Country, BC, at the confluence of highways #3 and #395, offering views of the Selkirk Mountains and the Kettle River. Established in 1962 as a nine-hole course on the historic Cascade town-site grounds, it expanded to a full 18 holes in 1986. The front nine retains its original design, emphasizing strategic ball placement and short game finesse, while the back nine was designed by renowned architect Les Furber and features modern challenges including large undulating greens, towering trees, black sand bunkers, and water hazards. The course is set on a scenic plateau surrounded by natural pine forests and encircled by the meandering Kettle River, creating an immersive experience with abundant local wildlife. The diverse layout presents varied difficulty levels across the two nines, making it suitable for golfers of different skill levels while maintaining challenging elements throughout.