range has really old balls, no heaters and no where to sit or to put your "stuff"…read more They say that it has been renovated. I say they cut down a big tree and that's about all they did.. If you wanna go practice then go somewhere else there are really good facilities around but his is not one of them for practicing. However, the golf course itself is really nice. Great greens and heavily tree lined fairways ........It's of my favourite courses in the lower mainland. Some of the best staff as well, friendly, outgoing, professional. If they could just put a couple of dollars into the driving range, this would be a definite five star for me. It is nice to stay warm and sit down occasionally not to mention hit balls that have dimples on them still.

I have enjoyed Redwoods Golf Course…read more The course is currently closed due to pipeline and course upgrade work. Note-Some newer golfers find it tough, but if you are a seasond golfer you should enjoy this course. Well maintained but know there are lots of redwood trees so heads up. I would recommend using a cart as there are a couple of places the uphill walk can be draining if you are in the heat for too long. I look forward to golfing here again.

I organized a mens group social game here on a saturday the staff was super helpful and…read moreaccommodating due to weather and health reasons my group was reduce from 2 start times from 3 Manager was extremely understanding and accommodating my late change This executive course plays longer than it seems and many of my seasoned golfer were extremely impressed I have played here many times over the last 3 years and can honestly say they have the best putting surfaces in the area It a great course run by excellent staff and course marshals and greens keepers much I want to tell everyone I also want to keep this hidden gem to myself I've been here spring summer fall and even in the winter with rarely a bad spot on the course to even think of mentioning

charged me a no show fee, during high winds gusting 50km/hr. left a message no response and poor…read morepro-shop service, lack of resolution. the times I played here before, no marshal, slow rate of play. crappy nets and mats for warm up and strong sewage smell inside. avoid and play somewhere else

Food = Poor service - kitchen very very slow, orders forgotten and /or misplaced…read more Golf course - good 9 hole course.

Cute, serene and not too busy. :) $29 for 18 holes and it's a flat course with no hills. It has 4…read moreponds with romantically inclined bullfrogs. Coyotes and deer are sometimes spotted on the course.

Came here during the summer for Happy Hour with friends and got seated outside where we got a nice…read moreview of the golf course. Staff were young and looked like they were there for summer jobs but service was solid. We ordered wings, bowl of chowder, drinks, and assorted happy hour bites that were all solid. Cute place for a nice hangout and they have Sunday prime rib dinner so worth checking it out. There's also ample free parking, which is a bonus.

I recommend the restaurant (not golf), especially for large groups. We celebrated a birthday and…read morehad a private area where we could chat intimately! The service was top notch as well! The server was so honest and helpful and handled our large group perfectly. They start you with freshly baked sourdough bread! Incredibly fresh and warm and such a comfort. The table got wings and ARTICHOKE DIP (cream cheese, Grana Padano, mozzarella, peppers, served with tortilla chips). The dip was warm and very creamy with plenty of cheese and chunks of artichoke! Luckily, we ordered 2 portions because this was a hit! I got CAESAR SALAD (chopped romaine hearts, house-made garlic dressing, brioche crouton, crispy parmesan). Very delicious and huge! The crispy parm added a nice touch too! I paired that with the SPAGHETTI POMODORO (San Marzano tomatoes, Calabrian chili, whipped burrata, basil, pecorino). It was huge and a lot of burrata. It needed a bit of salt and was surprisingly spicy! Food came out very fast and didn't disappoint! Exceptional all around.

Nice to have an activity like this so close to home. It feels like you're out of the city…read more There's a concession stand near the lower pond where you can buy tickets, as well as drinks and snacks. Public washrooms here. This is where the golf course starts and ends. Well maintained 18-hole course. They close in the winter to preserve the grass. Starting January 2025, there will be disc golf in the winter. Not sure if they'll allow both during summer but this is perfect for clear winter days. Pro tip - tickets are cheaper if you come early for "sunrise" or 2 hours before sunset for "twilight."

A beautiful course with lots of greenery and shade. The last time I played here was back in the…read more1990s, 20+ odd years ago. The memories I had of it were not the same as my recent visit. I have always enjoyed pitch and putt but it is quite hard to find friends who are interested in it. I finally found some people who are regular golfers and don't mind pitch and putt too. Things have definitely changed. I remembered the course as being smaller or maybe just 9-hole? Or it has always been 18-holes? My recollection is not the most accurate now but I did remember just having a putter and ball and tee. Not necessary to have min 3 clubs or a bag like now. You need a putter, pitching wedge, iron 7 and 9 all in a carry bag now. It's still a good idea to have at least 2 balls in case you lose it. Weekends are busy, in both the carpark and pitch and putt. There were several groups ahead of us and we waited at least half an hour before it was our turn. If you do not like waiting, come during the weekdays. I had fun here and it was a pretty good workout. You can get close to 10k steps here going through all 18-hole.

I like this course for two reasons. Hole # 12 and hole #18. Both involve water. For hole 12, it…read moreis about a 200+ yd carry over a lake if you play from the blue tees. If you decide to play it safe, you have to contend with the bunkers. The 18th hole involves two landing areas for you to clear two creeks. Who said golf can't be intimidating.

My wife and I wanted a wedding venue that had a certain feel to it and had a view and gardens etc ,…read morewe were not disappointed at all , From the very first encounter with thier wedding facilitator Kayla , it was a wonderful process. Kayla really knew her stuff ! From the food choices to the tables and all other things you need to decide on , Kayla had lead us through our choices hassle free and most of all , worry free , it meant so much to us for a smooth and wonderful flow to the day , all the staff was friendly and professional! Great food ! A great venue ! Thank you meadow Gardens Golf Club ! And a special Thanks to Kayla for the save of the day !!

The last time I picked up a golf club was as a teenager playing pitch and putt out at Central Park…read morein Burnaby. I always enjoyed it. Somehow I never got into golf and so it had been decades before I tried it again. We didn't have time for the pitch and putt here so we went to the driving range. This was my first time at the driving range and the experience was good. Frustrating but good. Frustrating only because I was so bad with connecting with the balls. Service at the golf shop was great. Friendly staff. Social distancing protocols were in place. Rented the club and got a bucket of balls. Think I will get 3 buckets in future. Pick up the bucket and head to the balls dispenser. Key in the code and the balls will be released. Then head to the driving range. There are 2 levels. It was fairly busy when we were there so we went up to the upper level where there was nobody. It was fun. I will definitely want to go back for more time at the driving range and maybe the pitch and putt. It is also fairly inexpensive as it is run by the city. I am not sure if I will play the entire 18 hole as it does look daunting for a beginner like me.

Feel like a country club with public course pricing! Thanks to the city of burnaby and the…read moremanagement company at this course.

Golfing regularly here at least once per week. Pretty course; fair pricing. Tee times not hard to…read morearrange. Solid at Covid protection. Bit mucky in very heavy rain but so are most other courses. Really appreciate the staff that we meet. A definite place to show off mountains and wildlife, especially to out of town visitors, and to enjoy golfing in the Canadian outdoors.

The South course was in terrible condition. Greens were OK but fairways were poor and many…read morebunkers were just left to grow in. Some had rocks and beer cans in them. Like the Falls this course has potential but Aquilini courses just seem to be poorly maintained. This is the last time I pay money at an Aquilini course.