Big Sky Golf Club (18 Hole)

Overview: Big Sky Golf Club brings destination golf to Pemberton’s broad mountain valley. The course sits at the base of Mount Currie, with rivers, lakes and large views shaping the feeling of the round. Big Sky describes itself as a gentle rolling links-style course in an untamed mountain setting, but the broad fairways and natural backdrop are balanced by bent-grass playing surfaces, Ravensdale sand bunkers and seven tee combinations that let visitors choose the scale of the challenge.

History: Robert (Bob) Cupp completed the course in 1993, and the layout has since matured into one of the best-known golf stops between the Sea-to-Sky resort corridor and Pemberton. The club’s identity has remained deliberately public and visitor friendly: the course combines a strong architectural signature with the practical appeal of a full 18-hole round, practice facilities and a setting that feels much less built-up than a typical resort town.

Did You Know? The official tee range runs from 5,200 to 7,001 yards, so Big Sky can be played as a relaxed mountain escape or a serious back-tee test. The course page also makes the Pemberton location part of the story: Mount Currie and the surrounding water-and-valley landscape are visible throughout the routing. Current conditions and tee times are available through the club, which is the right place to confirm seasonal details.