Overview

• The Kananaskis Country Golf Club will host G7 leaders from June 15 to 17 and is enclosed within a tightly controlled perimeter closed to public access.
• The venue last welcomed world leaders in 2002 for the G8 summit when figures such as George Bush and Jean Chrétien played golf and ran on the grounds.
• Official summit sessions will be held at the nearby Pomeroy Kananaskis Mountain Lodge, positioning the course as one of two primary recreational sites.
• President Donald Trump, who owns club merchandise gifted by Mark Carney, could tee off informally despite the summit itinerary remaining undisclosed.
• Any visits to the course are expected to be spontaneous, reflecting the unscripted nature of past world-leader outings.