Wind changes how the course plays
A light breeze is usually no problem. Once the wind gets past 25 km/h, exposed holes and courses on higher ground can play much tougher.
Check current weather at 27 Okanagan courses, with radar, wind, rain and smoke before you tee off.
The weather can be very different from one end of the valley to the other. These are the details worth checking before a tee time.
A light breeze is usually no problem. Once the wind gets past 25 km/h, exposed holes and courses on higher ground can play much tougher.
Kelowna may be warm while Vernon or a course higher up is still cool. Early tee times can feel very different from the afternoon.
A passing shower may not change much. Steady rain can soften fairways, slow greens and lead to cart restrictions.
Summer smoke can move in fast when the wind shifts. Check the smoke reading and map before a full round.
Pick a region, then choose a course for current weather, wind, rain and smoke.
Choose a region, then switch between radar, smoke, rain, wind, cloud and temperature.