Join the Women’s League at Prince Rupert Golf Course
Calling all women golfers! Whether you’re just starting out or have been playing for years, our Women’s League provides a welcoming, fun, and supportive environment for golfers of all levels. Play amidst the lush greenery and coastal beauty of northern British Columbia’s unique rainforest setting.
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Why Join the Women’s League?
Friendly Competition
Enjoy weekly rounds and 9-hole games where the focus is on fun, personal improvement, and building friendships. Plus, you’ll have the chance to win fun prizes and compete in challenges like Closest to the Pin (KP) and Long Drive (LD).
A Supportive Community
We’re here to grow your love of the game. The Women’s League is all about encouragement, personal improvement, and having a great time on the course.
Special Events
In addition to regular play, join us for exciting social events, and special gatherings that add a fresh twist to every week! Connect with fellow golfers, enjoy the camaraderie, and experience a new level of fun on the green.
Stunning Surroundings
Play amidst the rainforest backdrop – whether it’s a misty morning or a sunny afternoon, our league ensures that each round feels like a retreat in nature.
How to Join the League
Don’t miss your chance to be part of something special!
Feel free to contact us by phone at (250) 624-2000 or send us an email at proshop@princerupertgolf.com. Our team is here to assist you with any questions you may have and to help you get started.
Bring a Friend – It’s More Fun Together!
Bring your best friend, co-worker, or neighbor to join the Women’s League – all are welcome! We celebrate the love of golf, fun competition, and a relaxed atmosphere where you can improve your skills while making great memories.
Where every swing feels like a secluded Rainforest Retreat.
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Land Acknowledgement
Prince Rupert sits on the traditional and unceded territory of the Ts’msyen Sm’algya̱x-Speaking Peoples. We ask that all visitors to these lands tread lightly and respect the natural environment, culture, and people of this place.