Table Nineteen at the Olympic View serves good food, offers great service and you enjoy wonderful…read moreviews. We will return!

My favourite course on Vancouver Island…read more Lush fairways, nice course layout, views of the coast mountains, interesting elevation changes, and a waterfall on hole 17. It is located outside of Victoria and is great for a tranquil round of golf.

Super fun course!! Really nice people!! Absolutely recommend this course. Good for all levels,…read moreyou might want to rent a cart it's a bit hilly and if knees and hips are stiff, it won't help to walk this one.

Older man with white hair was very mean to my group of 4 women the entire round. Before we started…read morehe said we needed to play scramble to keep up with the group of 2 ahead of us. He then followed us around in his golf cart at multiple holes making comments Of our shots not being long enough to keep up to the group of two ahead. Anyways a few other comments later and a bad review for him. good otherwise, he just was rude.

A late December round that costs $117. $79 for the golf and $38 for a one seat power cart which is…read morea first in my local experience. Since power carts are often used by those of us with a handicap, I fail to see how this pricing policy is welcoming or encouraging to a physically challenged group of people. Next, what were 2 regular handicap parking stalls have new signage saying these spots are now for a maximum of 2 hours which I assume means they are intended for restaurant customers and certainly not for golfers taking the usual 4+ hours to complete 18 holes. The result? Folks like me who finding walking painful, in particular on hard surfaces, have no preferred parking and have to walk from wherever we can find a spot unless we are apparently the preferred restaurant customer. Both of the above issues lead me to avoid this golf course in the future. In conclusion, I find it abhorrent that in this day and age, a golf course would institute policies that actually discourage particular groups of people from enjoying the game of golf.

On the way to an from the ferry terminal, this is a nice course to play that is close to the boats…read more It is located just outside of Victoria There are two courses here, one that is a full sized course and one that is a 9 hole par 3. The 18 hole course is nicely kept and has views of Mt Baker and as well as Howe Sound.

I am not a golfer, but this year looks like a beautiful golf course to me! We did play the mini…read moregolf, and boy did we have a fun time! The girl that works there Jill is just a doll and so helpful and fun to be around! It was kind of a cold drizzly day, but we sure made the best of it, and even took some incredible ice cream home with us!

Me and my husband had a wonderful time this morning playing golf. What a hidden gem…read more We met a famous entertainer that was playing golf. Wow who new you could meet famous people on the island playing golf. The golf was so fun and the owners of the golf course were so nice and helpful. We loved the experience.

What a great time we had playing golf at the San Juan golf and country club. We were able to rent…read moreclubs for the six of us as well as carts. The greens are amazing. The holes are not particularly challenging, but it's fun. Several hazards, including marshy areas and grass clippings where the ball just disappears. The most remarkable thing about the San Juan golf and country club is the customer service. I had left a sweatshirt in the back of a golf cart I called them two days later when I discovered it missing. They sent a email out to their membership and somebody brought it in and they offered to mail home to me. Above and beyond! Thank you very much. Terence Duffy

Nice greens! Well kept course. Had a good time with the family. Intermediate course.read more

We live in Los Angeles and have friends who work in the movie industry and others who built…read moreattractions for Disneyland and Universal Studios. We're also members of an amateur haunted house building group in Southern California. All this to say we have seen a lot of great work through the years, and the craftsmanship at Haunted Manor is top tier. We loved the details and engineering. The lighting is smart to give you that creepy feeling without making you walk around in the dark. They offer a mix of traditional mini golf holes and others that are throwbacks to classic boardwalk games. The service was great and the manager was a horror film enthusiast who we enjoyed chatting with. We were wrapping up a cruise wich had a short 3 hour stop in Victoria, and stumbled on Haunted Manor as a fluke through Google maps. Glad we took the chance to spend an hour of our time here! The individual holes are a fairly small, but they're so well done, it doesn't really matter. Would love to see what they could do with a bigger location someday down the road.

My boyfriend and I stopped in on a Tuesday night without reservations to play 18 holes. There was…read moreonly 1 group 2-3 holes in front of us. For mini golf/putt we play with our clubs but sometimes we had to use our hands. Overall it was a unique course with a lot of surprises. They don't allow drinks on course which was a bummer. They do offer complimentary lockers for your things while you play. You can choose to have a drink or two before or after.

Came to the Royal Colwood Golf Club for a lunch and a wedding (on different days). Lots of free…read moreparking, but the parking lot seems to usually be at 3/4 full. ---LUNCH--- Lunch was great, our server was very personable, sharing with us stories of her son's wedding while keeping our cups topped up with water. The food was also good. I particularly enjoyed the full monty burger. The daily special roasted lamb sandwich I didn't feel provided very good value since the sandwich was pretty small (though at $12 for the sandwich and a manhattan clam chowder, I guess that wasn't very expensive to begin with). The sweet potato fries with chipotle dip were great, they gave us an extra side for the table too. Pricing wise, it was cheaper than I expected at a golf club. Certainly, it's not Floyd's Diner level of value, but the menu is competitively priced and the food is good. ---WEDDING--- The outdoor area allocated for the ceremony was fantastic, under the shade of a couple large trees. It's not a purpose-built venue, meaning there aren't steps in the hill or a designated space for an aisle, but that lends a lot to the charm of the venue. The manager, Greg, was very helpful to a never ending barrage of wedding-related requests. Projector setup unfortunately didn't come with a HDMI to Displayport adapter needed for Macbooks. The buffet spread was very good. The salmon and chicken were very tender, much to my surprise. I had expected mass-produced meats to come out dry and tough as at most weddings. Unfortunately, they stopped replenishing the oysters partway through the night. 10/10 I would have my wedding here (if it wasn't so far...).

Amazing people, cold beer and good food. Delicious burgers! Love the driving range. If you are in…read moreSequim visiting or if you live there, you should definitely go check them out!

Very welcoming staff. Friendly service. As a novice player they have welcomed us & accommodated…read moreour requests. Even accommodated our well behaved labrador on driving range. We appreciate the friendly & helpful service. Definitely nice & refreshing feel for newcomers. Thank you.

We always enjoy dinning here. They have a nice selection but it can get noisy. I like almost…read moreeverything on the menu.

Came out to play on a Saturday and I have to say it is a pretty nice course (at least the 11 holes…read morewe played). Got through front 9 in about 2.5 hours but really started to slow on last couple holes. We made the turn and it turned excruciatingly slow as it took us 45 minutes to play just 2 holes (10 & 11). Had we stayed, it likely would have been well over 3 hours to finish the back 9. There was a tournament in front of us and we saw the marshall at least 3 times but there was absolutely no impact on the pace of play. It was a complete waste of $93!!! Played Sunland the day before ($69 for 18 holes and cart) and much better experience. Not as nice of a course as Dungeness but at least pace of play was manageable and was still a pretty nice course. We had a drink and snack in the bar (I think it was called Stymies) and we enjoyed ourselves. The appetizers were very good (wings and steamers) and my only advice is get extra bread with steamers as the clam broth was very, very good. Cold beer, good drinks and good view of both UofW football game and Ryder Cup golf. Stymies would actually get a much higher rating from our group but since this is a review of Dungeness GC and Stymies, the golf experience really dragged it down. Regretted paying so much and only playing 11 holes but the pace was absolutely one of the worst I've ever experienced.