Located along the South Klondike Highway
Annie Lake Golf Course
Membership Fees
- Single $40.00
- Senior/Junior $20.00
- Family $60.00
Membership form can be downloaded here.
Mail completed form with payment to:
Lorne Mountain Community Association (LMCA)
Box 10009,
Whitehorse, YT
Y1A 7A1
Seasonal passes will be available at the billboard or from our maintenance person.
Pay as you play:
Green Fees $2.00
Pay in drop box.
All proceeds go towards golf course maintenance!
- Events
- Workshops & Courses
- Outdoor Rink
- Annie Lk. Golf Course
- LMCC Tennis Club
- Cross-country Skiing
- Carbon Hill
- Wildwood
- Volunteer Opportunities
- Youth Employment
- Email LMCA
- Email Hamlet Council
Hamlet of Mt. Lorne
Box10009,
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 7A1
(867)667-7083
Please remember:
Annie Lake Golf Course is DAY USE ONLY. No overnight camping and no fires at any time. Please do not use your ATV as a golf cart on the fairways. Your cooperation will help make golfing a pleasurable experience for all users.
Annie Lake Golf Course
Par 66, 4098 yards. Front 9 par 33, 2162 yards, back 9 par33, 1936 yards. Lost ball on the fairway, no penalty (gopher holes).
Annie Lake Golf Course, Yukon's first golf course, is located 30 miles south of Whitehorse at km 3 on Annie Lake Road. Built as a 9 hole course by U.S. Army personnel during the Second World War, it has been a favorite golf venue for over sixty years.
In 1949 the rights to the land were relinquished by local cattle grazer, Steve Veerman and the club was incorporated as the Whitehorse Golf and Country Club. In the mid 1950's, Sunday work parties were organized to clear fairways, cut survey lines and fill gopher holes. Transportation was provided from downtown to the golf course and mid-day picnics were the highlight of the day. The first tournament was held on Sunday July 10, 1955.
In the 1970's, the club was renamed Annie Lake Golf and Country Club. More trees were cleared to add another 9 holes and several of the original holes were redesigned. By 1980 membership was up to 130 and the club offerred workshops and instruction clinics to players.
Annie Lake Golf and Country Club was the main location for golf activities in the Yukon until Mountainview Golf Course opened in Whitehorse in 1987.
Taken from:
The Annie Lake Golf Course: A Brief History
Authour Unknown
