BANFF, Alberta — “Any ball striking an elk may be replayed with no penalty.” This unusual local rule is a good indication that you’re playing golf somewhere special — when you visit the ...

The area is renowned for its stunning mountain views, world-class accommodations and must-play golf courses. Here's the way ...

For many golfers around the world, the Banff Springs Golf Course and the Fairmont hotel that looms like a fairy-tale castle on the cliffs overhead have come to symbolize Canada as surely as the ...

Fairmont Banff Springs is a historic gem in Banff National Park, Canada’s first national park. Built by the Canadian Pacific ...

Looking for a truly breathtaking and challenging golf experience? Then Banff Springs Golf Club, located in Alberta, Canada, is a must-have and is now available as a game add-on for PLAYSTATION 3 ...

The seasonal Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course offers 27 holes of golf. There is the original Stanley Thompson 18-hole course plus the nine-hole Tunnel Mountain Course by Cornish and Robinson.

Elk are abundant at the Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course, which sits inside a Canadian national park. (The Spokesman-Review) ...

Elk gather at dusk near the Banff Springs Golf Course last November. The road to the golf course is now closed to allow wildlife to pass through safely.

Alberta's Fairmont Banff Springs, pictured above, was named the best golf resort in Canada and Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina the best in the United States by readers of Travel & Leisure Golf ...

Called the Castle in the Rockies, the Fairmont Banff Springs is on the edge of town towering over Bow Falls and the hotel’s golf course that sometimes has wildlife walking through the fairways.

An iconic hotel in the Rocky Mountains has ceased operations — temporarily — as COVID-19 continues to decimate Alberta's tourism.The Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel has closed as of noon Friday, a rare ...

” Banff Springs has been offering the full Heritage experience since 2007, which can be customized from full walking round with a caddy to just using a hickory club on one hole during a scramble.