I had my wedding reception here and it was such a memorable event. Throughout the planning process,…read morethe coordinator was on top of it, and communicated well and professionally. The food was delicious and the best part, their wine list! Amazing drinks. Thank you so much for making my wedding such an unforgettable event!

The one and only time I'll ever be able to come here, thanks to friends who had their gorgeous…read morewedding reception here this past weekend. But why the only time? Well, unless another wedding invite graces my mail box, there's no way I could get in. To get on the waiting list for membership is $25k on it's own. Plus, I don't wear my pants up at my armpits or take dinner before 5pm. The view is gorgeous. You can see the Grouse Grind and Vancouver from the expansive patio that faces the course. The greens look like they're kept in immaculate form. (I wonder if there's a wee little garden gnome out there in the early morning hours grooming them with a pair of shears! What else would they do with all those annual dues?) The staff is friendly, professional and on top of their game. They were awesome about bringing vegetarian dishes to the lone vegetarian at our table and kept the drinks coming! The food was decent. It's exactly what you'd expect at a golf course, although, as I mentioned, I was there for a wedding, so we possibly were privy to an exclusive menu - Shrimp Cocktail? Lobster thermidor? Dim sum dumplings as appetizers? Don't mind if I do!

Northlands Golf Course was the first round on our golf trip, and also probably the hardest of all…read morethe courses we played. Either way, we had a great time here. The course was in awesome shape from tee to greens. Luckily we played with someone who plays here often so we had a little bit of help navigating the course. It's one of the courses where I had to use my driving iron 15/18 holes because of the tight conditions and to avoid hazards. It wasn't a particularly long course, but it definitely challenges you to make accurate shots. Not a lot of room for error if you want to try and score well. It's definitely a course you where a cart helps a lot. They had the biggest gps screen I've ever seen in cart lol. Walking is doable but it's definitely a hike at times. The day we got here, it looks like they were having a preview or soft opening of their new restaurant, bummer it wasn't open when we played because there was nowhere to buy food or drinks but that should be all good now. Overall, if you are visiting Vancouver, and want a fun challenging golf course and with amazing views at a reasonable price, Northlands is definitely worth checking out.

Great course. Well maintained with excellent greens, carts and service. I rented clubs which were…read morein excellent condition, including a Scotty Cameron putter! Don't believe the negative reviews about the Marshalls. The course does try to keep up the pace of play but they are polite and respectful. The course is hilly, and errant tee shots will pay the price. Many greens are elevated, and even when you are on, putting can be an adventure. I definitely recommend Northlands to golf in Vancouver area!!

Lovely little pitch n putt spot with 9 holes. My friends and I went while we were traveling to…read moreVancouver and enjoyed our time here. The owner was extremely amicable and gave us great hospitality. The course itself was compact and had various terrain. As a beginner, it was the perfect amount of challenge and we had a great time! The yards and courses are on the rocks for reference.

I'm a total beginner and this course was where I was taught and played. It consists of 9 holes…read more(some that are a bit more challenging due to the bodies of water nearby), but overall it was a totally positive and fun experience. Some players were hitting balls really hard when they were practicing (one nearly missed my head while I was playing the third or fourth hole) so I would suggest being alert of your surroundings. Other players in front and behind us were respectful overall of the games that were going on around them. Friendly efficient staff too.

I enjoy coming to the Burnaby Mountain Golf Course to practice swinging every now and then…read more It is nice that they have two floors, heat mounted for individual golfers (and it is quite powerful) for cooler days, and they have mist/spray for warmer days. The guys in the store were quite helpful, and they keep the golf course well-maintained. It is so nice here when the weather is sunny!

This review is for the driving range…read more What was good: -individual heating lamps for wintery practice. -easily accessible -ample of parking -competitive pricing What can be improved: -better signage Overall it was a positive experience.

Quick little holes with a lot of heart. The holes are small…read moreand it goes by fast. Drinks are great and music is on point, so you'll definitely enjoy your time.

Location right next to the Dublin Calling pub. It's a cool spot to hang out with a large group of…read morefriends/colleagues. Standard pub drinks and food with plenty of indoor golf putting games. Some are super easy, others almost impossible which slows the game down especially for bigger groups. Overall an OK place to try out at least once.

i called 3 stores looking for new clubs for my grandson .... the staff at peak were the only ones…read moreto pick up the phone. when i went down to check out the selection, the staff were super friendly to my grandson and very helpful in selecting the right clubs for him. it was his first set of clubs, he had a big smile on his face and the staff were very encouraging to him about the new clubs. great service with a smile.

Great store. Barry and his team are always friendly and helpful…read more I would recommend anyone looking for golf products to visit the store!

Pretty good driving range for the North Shore. Yes there are better in the lower mainland but on…read morethe North Shore this is the best. Although on Monday and Fridays you can use the Seymour Golf Club driving range but they are semi private and much more expensive for a bucket of balls. There is also another driving range in the North Shore called Seymour Creek but hitting their balls is like hitting rocks in a demilitarized zone. Takaya balls are pretty good. There is a mix of brand new and older balls (all Top Flight I think). There is also a mix of mats and hitting surfaces. The price is average, 7 bucks for 75 balls. There are bonus times where you get 90 for the same price. Look out for Groupon or living social deals. Often you can get 10 buckets for 30 dollars. Make sure to load your groupon/living social deals onto a loyalty card (unless you want to carry a ton of paper slips). Practice facility is a joke. But again on the Northshore that's the best you can get. (unless you go to Seymour Golf Club on a Monday/Friday public day). Our kids love the minigolf. Price is pretty decent for an hour of fun. Staff is usually an unenthusiastic teenager. Sometimes the owner is there and he is really nice. Also some of the instructors seem really nice.

This Mount Seymour-area driving range is definitely the best in the District of North Vancouver --…read morebut that's not saying much. The prices area great ($6.50 for 90 balls) but the mats can be hit and miss, the service is generally rendered by unenthusiastic teens, and their chipping and putting surface is too fast. The two greens have an artificial surface that doesn't emulate turf at all. If you've got time to drive over to Eaglequest in Coquitlam, I'd definitely recommend it.

Went in today to buy some new golf shoes. NO STOCK and NO SOCKS to try on golf shoes…read more These clowns win by default. If ever a decent competitor comes along these guys will be out of business.

I ordered an 800$+ driver, fitted by them. I had the club shipped to my house. Before buying it, I…read moreasked to ensure that if the club doesn't arrive in perfect condition, I'm able to get a refund. I was assured this was the case. I received the club with a horrific hack job done to it. For starters, the grip (GP align grip) was on sideways. Since the setup is -1.5 loft adjustment, the club should have been gripped after being adjusted. Second, the club shows a small 1mm sized dent in the top of the hosel. My guess is the same careless employee who put the grip on sideways also dropped the driver head during assembly. Third, there is epoxy all over the shaft near the grip. Fourth, the ferrule has a visible gap in it and is uneven - once again epoxy everywhere. Fifth, the crush washer that is part of the ferrule is not crushed -- meaning the club was sent out improperly torqued. I've only taken the club out of the box it was shipped in, not even so much as taken a practice swing with it, and they've refused to refund my money. I expected a professional level club, and I was delivered a bush league hack-job. I was lied to about return policy so that the sales representative could close the sale. Avoid the fitters at this place. They assemble clubs carelessly and have bad customer service to boot.

Probably the most beautiful pitch and putt course in the Vancouver area and definitely the most…read morelegendary. The course is not as long compared to the other pitch and putt courses around. Most holes will be around 75 yards or so. Longest hole is 100 yard 5th hole. In the summer, this course can be extremely busy because of its popularity. Come early in the morning to avoid the crowds. Right now in the winter, not that many people.

Coming to Vancouver to experience the city and golf, we knew we had to try out one of the various…read morepitch and putt courses, and this one was a lot of fun. What's cool about this spot is that is a low risk way to try out some golf. The longest hole is 100 yards, with most being 75 or less. There were a ton of beginners and first timers playing so it's definitely not a place where pace of play is a priority. There's no tee time required, just walk up and get in line on the first tee. For Americans, the cost for 2 people to play was around $19 for $18 holes. Every tee box has a mat that you hit off of to start reach hole. The greens aren't great, so not the best place to practice putting. When we visited, there were single golfers, groups of 8, and everything in between. Most people dropped off after 9 holes, so we played the second 9 pretty quick. Overall, it's a fun course to get some swings in and have some beers on the course. Not the best to practice putting but a great spot to practice wedges. Don't know if I'd play again but I had a really good time regardless.