Olsen: Indigenous-owned golf resorts offer great golf and more

It’s a sunny afternoon and I can see the mountains on the horizon from the first tee box at St. Eugene golf course. This beautiful par-72 championship course meanders through rolling woodland alongside the St. Mary River just outside Cranbrook, B.C. on tribal lands. There’s no mistaking the Indigenous connection, because each hole is named in the Ktunaxa language, one of the most interesting and difficult languages in the world. A phonetic spelling and translation are included on each sign, so you get a language lesson while you golf. Read More