Predator Ridge Resort, Golf resort in Vernon, British Columbia, Canada.

Predator Ridge Resort is a golf complex in Vernon, British Columbia, spread across rolling terrain with two championship courses. The layout features multiple tee positions, GPS-equipped carts, practice facilities, and a full clubhouse with locker rooms.

The resort grew through stages of development, adding The Ridge course in 2010 designed by Canadian architect Doug Carrick. This expansion solidified its standing as a two-course destination for competitive play.

The original nine-hole loops were named after resident birds of prey, The Osprey and The Red Tail, and the third nine, added in 2000, became The Peregrine. The Predator Course hosted the Telus World Skins Game in 2000 and 2008, and the resort has hosted the British Columbia Open in 1993.

Each course offers multiple tee positions to suit different skill levels, making it accessible for beginners and experienced players alike. The site operates year-round, though conditions change with seasons.

The original two nine-hole loops, opened in 1991, were designed by Les Furber and named after resident birds of prey: The Osprey and The Red Tail. A third nine, The Peregrine, followed in 2000 before Doug Carrick rebuilt it into The Predator Course.