Radium Course Green Fees

This uphill starting hole requires a tee shot down the middle avoiding the O.B. left. Take an extra club on your approach and have your short game ready.

Enjoy the panoramic view on this driveable par 4. The green slopes from back to front requiring a precise touch on your approach. Don’t be long, there is a severe drop off behind the green.

Favour the left side from the tee in order to open up the green for your 2nd shot. The approach requires good distance control. Par is always a great score at the Radium golf course.

This tough Par 3 requires an extra club to reach the green. Try to leave your tee shot right of the hole to avoid rolling off this sloping green.

Beautiful downhill Par 4. Please be sure the group ahead is out of range before teeing off . Approach over water to this two tiered green requires excellent distance control.

Don’t let the yardage fool you here. Pick the right club to avoid the pond fronting this narrow elevated green. Par is an excellent score.

Short but tricky Par 5 should not be taken lightly as O.B. flanks both sides of the fairway. A drive down the left centre to the corner can set up a chance to reach in 2.

Favour the left side from the tee on this short Par 4. The open green will allow for an excellent birdie opportunity.

This long downhill, dogleg Par 4 requires a right to left tee shot. The approach requires less club than normal. Being long leaves a very difficult chip coming back.

Accuracy is the key all the way up on this short but very intimidating Par 4. An iron or fairway wood tee shot sets up an approach to a very small green.

An accurate iron or fairway wood tee shot is recommended in order to avoid the O.B. right and trees left. An excellent birdie opportunity.

This spectacular Par 3 requires precise distance control from the tee. The 100’ drop from tee to green requires one or two less clubs than usual. Bring your camera!!

A left to right tee shot is ideal as your ball  will kick to the left on this sloping fairway.  Take note of the yardage to the target pole to put your tee shot in the optimum position.

A solid tee shot on this scenic downhill par 4 leaves you with a good chance to hit your approach shot onto the green. Take note of where the flag is, the green measures 40 yards from front to back.

Club selection is key when hitting the downhill tee shot to this large green. Favor the left side and stay away from the bunker short and right of the green.

Accurate tee shot is required in order to avoid the O.B. right, setting up the approach to this elevated two-tier green. Favour the left side all the way.

Let the driver fly on this Par 5. Big hitters have a chance to reach in two but be careful, the fairway narrows tightly as you approach this sizeable green.

A left to right tee shot is ideal on this par 5, giving big hitters a chance to reach in two. Stay below the hole if you can on this tough multi-tiered green.