I am writing this from a black women Canadian citizen point of view, looking to work at Northview…read morecountry club and how they treated me during the recruitment process. I was told I would receive a call or email three days following my interview. When that didn't happen, I followed up via email on the 30th and called twice in April. Each time, I was promised a return call that never came. As a professional, and specifically as a Black woman who values clear communication and mutual respect, I found this lack of follow-through to be highly disrespectful. I already felt like I was going somewhere that might treat me poorly as we all know the backlash that goes with golf courses and black people, but I had hope that was not going to be the case. It is disappointing that a professional establishment like Northview would fail to honour basic promises of communication. Candidates invest time and energy into your process, and to be repeatedly ignored is unacceptable." The last time I called I was rudely hurried off the phone by a Women named Reagan, who decided to play a game with me by giving me her own extension number when I asked for someone higher to talk to about my issue as she told me it wasn't a great time for her. Since it is literally her job to uphold customer support in the food and beverage field, I was appalled. These people are blatantly disrespectful, they take 0 responsibly and they will brush you off like a speck of dirt on their shoe. I will never advise any of my friends or family to go here. I also got a phone call by Justin Ingram basically telling me that they are allowed to ghost and lie to potential candidates and that they have a busy schedule which makes getting back to people not a priority and excuses them from any wrongdoing. Now I have worked for bigger companies then this and they are able to get back to thousands of people so I don't by it. I will never apply to work here and I will never understand how companies like this can be so bluntly disrespectful well making others feel like their efforts mean nothing. And they took down my google reviews that honestly just shows this company's true colours.

For the price the buffet at Newlands is definitely worth the trip out langley. The prime rib alone…read moremore to an makes up for the gas to get out here. There's plenty of other options such as chicken and their salad/dessert bar. It's a nice greenery view as well. At night they turn on the fireplace which makes it inviting and cozy.

Came for a wedding and I've been to a few weddings already but this was probably the first where I…read morewas really amazed by the wait staff and kitchen as someone with a dietary restriction: (quite) lactose intolerant. As guests, I was sent three entree menu options from the bride and groom beforehand as well as to list any allergies and dietary restrictions and the kitchen and wait staff really delivered when it came to our meals. For my table, there were several of us with dietary restrictions and the kitchen was able to seamlessly work with those and we were able to get the same dishes as the other guests at our table. The kitchen labelled our particular dishes with our names and the wait staff were able to easily identify those of us having a modified dish. For the main, I chose a roast and the modified sauce was perfect. The roast was one of the best roasts I've had; even better than the ones that they serve at buffets where it's all for show. It was tender and soft; I would eat it again! For dessert, it was a standard apple pie with ice cream, whipping cream and a chocolate strawberry for everyone. Mine did not include the ice cream however, there was a dollop of whipping cream on the dish and a missing chocolate strawberry. The wait staff quickly noticed the conversation at my table about my dessert and immediately took it away to get clarifications from the kitchen. It turned out to be a coconut-based whipping cream, which I can have, and that the chocolate strawberry was intentionally omitted due to lactose being in chocolate. Although I have an intolerance, I can still have chocolate so the kitchen was easily able to bring me a piece of chocolate strawberry on the side, no fuss. As someone with an intolerance, people still forget about my dietary restriction when I go to small restaurants and even coffee shops so I really appreciated how attentive the kitchen and wait staff were. 11/10!

Not a golf review but a local in the area where the golf course is a part of the community…read more Recently there seems to bee a change in management. They used to be accommodating to the locals. They would allow us to go through their Country Club property so the community would become more walkable and enjoyable. Many parents would use this path to walk their kids to a local school. Now they have put up a gate and a sign threatening to prosecute "to the fullest extent of the law." I had not heard of any previous problems with this system so I assume the new management just sucks. If they want to be unfriendly with the locals, the locals can be unfriendly to them.

I used to work at EagleQuest Coyote Creek. The driving…read morerange ceased operation over 10 years ago. The was sold to Westfield approximately 5 years ago. It is now a 9 hole course, there is no range.

Not sure about the golfing here but the banquet is great! We've had our organizations annual golf…read moreand banquet here twice now. The price is pretty good for what we get. The buffet spread is good. They have a ton of different salads, corn on the cob, baked potato, and choice of steak, chicken, or salmon. My only recommedation is to put the corn first in line on the buffet, otherwise I totally overload on the salads. The others who do golf here from our organization say that it's a pretty good course.

We were at their Easter Brunch over the weekend. Tickets were sold in advance. It was fairly…read moreorganized. We checked in and kids received an empty goodie bag for the Easter egg hunt. The buffet section was nicely set up except the food was cold. Someone forgot to turn on the heater until much later. The kitchen was good at refilling empty items. There was a photo opportunity with the Easter bunny. The egg hunt was a bit disorganized. There was no official announcement when the egg hunt was starting. Some kids had a head start. All the older kids got to the candy and the younger kids came out empty handed. I think it would have been better if the Easter bunny went around to each table and handed each child a piece of candy so everyone received something. I felt bad for the younger kids who missed out completely. There was a balloon person making a balloon for each child so I thought that was great! Overall, it was a very nice brunch.

Fun little par 3. Great place to practice…read more Staff is a real treat. Very affordable.

Lovely place for driving range or a round of golf . Enjoy the patio at the lakeside grill for some…read moredrinks and food. Staff are always super friendly. Becareful of the crows trying to snatch your food when you are looking if you sit on them patio

$175 for a round and 1/2 a cart. June 18th round at 818am…read more It had rained the day before and the bunkers wore a lake and unplayable. The course in general was alright but nothing spectacular. It's basically a target golf course with lots of water. I would not recommend this course. much better course out there at much better values.

One of the worst golf experiences we've had in years. Our…read moregroup takes annual golf trips across BC, and we understand that each course has its own policies -- but the management at King Links seems to go out of their way to be unnecessarily rude and aggressive. Right from the start, one of our group members was yelled at for briefly driving his golf cart to load up our bags from the car. Instead of calmly informing us of the course policy, the staff chose to escalate the situation with hostility. A simple "Hey, carts aren't allowed there" would have done the trick -- like any reasonable course staff would do. We also had an 11-year-old junior golfer with us -- an experienced and respectful kid who had played with us at another course the day before with no issue. But at King Links, we were repeatedly told "no kids allowed," despite there being no mention of this anywhere on their website. They even went as far as to tell him he couldn't practice putting and to "wait in the car." Really? That's how you treat young golfers and future players? The course itself is poorly maintained, and the pace of play is made worse by a hyper-aggressive marshal zipping around trying to rush players -- even when we had just started our round. After reading other reviews, it's clear this isn't an isolated experience. Whether it's a power trip or something else entirely, the attitude of the management team is unacceptable. We won't be returning, and I wouldn't recommend this course to anyone who values respectful treatment and a relaxed golf experience.

Went for breakfast at the club house. It opened at 9am. It was bright and clean. We both had the…read moreomelettes which were very filling and came hot. Something I stress upon with my meals. The menu is limited but enough variety for golfers. I will go again. The price was reasonable as well.

I was scheduled to participate in a charitable golf tournament to support Canuck Place Children's…read moreHospice on August 23, 2025. Management at Swaneset had committed to accommodate 104 golfers (event minimum) and changed the requirements 8 days out from the event. Swaneset increased the agreed upon mandate from 104 golfers to 144 golfers on short notice causing the event to be cancelled and refused to accommodate the tournament, with knowledge of the cause that was being supported. This is extremely unprofessional behavior from a course and frankly is morally unsound. This is a very unfortunate result for what was planned to be a great day spent to support a worthy cause.

My wife and I Celebrated our Wedding here after multiple postponements due to Covid. The venue was…read moresuper considerate as we had multiple international guests which forced us to push out our wedding date multiple times due to various country restrictions. Swaneset has multiple wedding venues within the premises but we chose the Upstairs Ballroom and we absolutely loved it. Everything about the venue is magical, the entrance/driveway, the staircase, and definitely the massive floor to ceiling windows. The staff were incredible. We worked with both Holly and Michelle who were amazing and patient throughout the entire process. The food was amazing too, my only regret was not getting to eat more throughout the evening.

Busy golf course with a pretty good restaurant attached to it. Lots of free parking. The golf…read morecourse is kind of weird because there are utilities poles on the course. Also it's very challenging with lots of hills.

Good practice range and offers classes too. Don't know all the instructors but they do have some…read morepretty decent instructors there. Love the restaurant and very friendly staffs. Golf shop and staffs are usually helpful. Open all year round except the 12 hole closes in the winter, but practice range always runs