Predator Ridge Golf Resort

Played the Predator course. The fairways were in pristine condition. The weather was a bit cold and we had some sprinkles but overall we survived the round.
Green fees were a hefty $ 114 per round. Certainly not a king’s ransom but not something to sneeze at! I would say for $ 114 I would rathe play the Ridge course. Predator was a bit on the boring side. And I don’t like the blind shots on some holes.
Next time if I can’t get on Ridge I would rather not play this course!

With winter here and the main restaurant closed, we weren’t sure how Pallino’s the small pizza pasta shop would fare. We went on Saturday night for the pasta/​pizza special for two. Had a great meal with a great bottle of wine for under $ 50. Decided to try the take home chicken special tonight and again for under $ 50 were very pleased. I am not sure how they will continue at these prices, so you better check this out soon, before the locals figure it out.

Beautiful golf course, very friendly stuff. We just had an amazing day here. Did not stay obernight, so can not judge the quality of the rooms, but the reayaurant and everything else was spotless. And again the stuff eas very friendly and helpful.

After experiencing worse service at Quails Gate Old Vine restaurant and waited 2 hours for a meal and where our waiter took our $ 70 bottle of wine before we even finished, we visited Predator Ridge. Huge difference. Better service Better food (awesome steak salad) & overall better atmosphere. Never again will we go to Old Vines Quails Gate (2 hr roundtrip) for worse dinner & rudeservice we’ve ever had, instead we’ll go to Predator Ridge! Thank you!
PS Great service in Pro Shop (double ck receipt for 30% price) but overall nice place including fantastic driving range. Worth the trip.

Absolutely TERRIBLE! Management/​service very weak. Cleanliness totally lacking here. Big prices for what is no better than a cheap $ 100 hotel. We were put in the middle of a very uncomfortable disgruntled staff situation. Totally INexcusable.
Just a few of our issues:
— door to room pushes open w/​o key
— carpet has disgusting stains
— windows filthy
— huge wasp nests on deck therefore could not sit out on our deck!
— broken and dangerous deck furniture
— cheap equipment– coffee maker off the ark, hairdryer so archaic that I could dry my hair faster with my own breath
–NO cleaning of room for 5 day stay; constant lies and broken promises from staff and manager
— at Predator THEY like their music LOUD! It’s loud in the back shop, in the village. Doesn’t matter if the paying client doesn’t like loud music! Like everything we are just supposed to deal with it.
— staff argues with customer re customer concerns
Too bad; ambience is great but this place is just posing as a classy resort. Very disappointing.
August ¹²⁄₁₅
Management offered a reasonable solution in light of our past stay. They were professional and understood our concerns.
Thank you.

Came here for dinner with a large group. The restaurant was just opening for the season so the menu was very very limited. The two vegetarian options on the menu were nachos and potato chips. The chef managed to put together a mediocre vegetarian risotto. Service was no different. When I asked the waitress what type of risotto they could make and she said“vegetarian”. In other words if you’re a vegetarian don’t come here.

Absolutely awesome. First off the drive in just driving up to the course you feel like your rich and have no right being there. But once you arrive you are treated first class from the valets to the staff.
We played the ridge course and will be going back as soon as I can to play the predator course.
The only thing holding back 5 stars is the good. It was okay bug overpriced 3 scallops for $ 17 and my steak sandwich was quite chewy.
I highly recommend playing these courses

Last year I would’ve rated the restaurant 5 stars! With their new Chef this year, it has gone completely downhill. Not much to choose from, over priced, and horrible service. What happened to you guys in 9 short months? I raved about this place to friends that were visiting from out of the province, so we decided to drive out to have dinner. Well, we were all extremely disappointed and I was embarrassed that I raved about it so much.

Staying at the Sparking Hill, we’re kindly surprised of the Preadator Golf Courses. While our round, some deers crossed our way and made this experience even more an unique one. Hope to come back one day with lot more golf-​skills!

The restaurant is a nice venue with great views of the golf course. The staff is friendly and the service is good. The food is mediocre at best. At our table, seven of eight steaks were either overcooked or under cooked. No offers from waiter to replace and try again.

One of my most fav places for a round in the Okanagan.
There are two courses here. Again, this is a resort destination, so expect top quality service and attentiveness.
Watch out for rattlesakes if you play in the summer. They like to sunbathe on the rocks sometimes. You may end up taking an unplayable lie penalty stroke if you hit your ball near one. =)

The food is good, the service is professional and attentive, the atmosphere is dressy/​casual (not too snobby) and the location is beautiful!
I’ve had a few meals up here (up on the hillside overlooking the valley) and I just thought the light was magical, the view was a million dollar freebie and that I was lucky to live in the most beautiful part of Canada.
Golf, get pampered, rent or buy a secondary home here for a steal (on the international market), eat, drink and be amazingly merry.