Northlands Golf Course

NO! We don't need golf courses that damage the environment and are for the enjoyment of just the elite. Our city needs public housing, shared spaces and natural environment that the community can enjoy. Cancel this garbage.

Beautiful course, challenging layout, well maintained. The landscape is unforgiving and makes for a difficult round if you don't hit the fairways. Easy to book tee times online. 4 hour rounds are recommended but not enforced. I've played behind plenty of slower groups and not much is done about it. Good value, would recommend.

Great track through the woods. Firm fast greens with lots of undulation. Some very demanding tee shots. Good variety of holes

Played today in a foursome with experienced golfers. The course didn’t look busy. Back at Northlands after. 20 year absence. I won’t be going back to Northland...ever. For a golf course Marshall to say that I should finish a round of golf in 4 hours is bullsh*t. I’m out there to enjoy the outdoors and my friends. I’m not going to go sprinting around a mountain course just so the course can push more tee times for revenue. That doesn’t benefit me at all so forget it. Why don’t you move the tee boxes closer to the green and put the flag in the middle so we can save a extra few minutes. I’m contemplating drafting a letter to the GM voicing my displeasure. Total BS and there are lots of other courses out there. I hope Northlands gets sold to a developer and get rid of this course. Mr GM I want a refund of my green fee!!!! Thank you.

Really one of the nicest public golf courses in the Lower Mainland. Setting on the side of the mountain is amazing, every hole has a view, many are sweeping views of the city, or the ocean or both. The course gets dry before others in the city, and is very playable from early March onwards for the most part. Although due to its elevation, there are colder temperatures and precipitation becomes snowy or hail like versus rain in the city. The course is challenging enough with a 71.9 rating and 139 slope. Long enough too at around 6500 yds; although you will find significant elevation changes if you are walking the course; which is very doable. Very well manicured, and beautiful west coast setting. Facilities are very good with full featured restaurant, proshop and carts, pros, and service otherwise. Practice facilities include a hitting net but no range, short game area and two large practice putting greens. Price per round is acceptable for a course of this caliber. I play here at least 3-4 times per season, but should probably do more.