<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Bearfish:
IMO Greywolf is the second most spectacular natual golf setting in the world, after Furry Creek on the Sea to Sky Highway out of Vancouver. There's a green on a cliff that you have to see to believe.</font>
I only lost 1 ball on that hole. My buddy lost 6 balls
He hit the green with one and it bounced over and with another the backspin pulled it off. It was sweet to watch.
Also consider playing
SilverTip in Canmore (you pass it on the way to Banff)
What I love about this course is
SilverTip climbs from an elevation of 1,310 metres (4,300 feet) to 1,560 metres (5,200 feet) and provides an awe-inspiring view of the Bow Valley and Town of Canmore" You overlook the Three Sisters Mountain range at one point and it is just breathtaking.
It's peak price is $140/CDN but there are a few ways to lower this price down to a low of $79-$99. I swear that the price is so worth it. Your cart is included in the fee as it would be impossible to walk this course. Yes Grey Wolf is a harder course but I think that this Silver Tip is more shocking to play if you don't live near mountains.
Here are some of the pictures from some tee's. You can view them by clicking below the image. I have the bottom right one set as my desktop wallpaper on my computer.
[This message has been edited by cattle (edited 06-18-2003).]