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 !!

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.

Great place to go to for the driving range. It is quite busy during peak hours so go during…read morequieter times. Instructors are great, can go for a few lessons to fix your rusty game or go weekly to improve

I am not here for golfing but for the nice food the club opens only for members, I was invited by a…read morefriend to have chance dine in here. One benefit to dine in the golf club is definitely the view, no matter which season you come in, you are guaranteed for beautiful scenery. Also because it's members only, it becomes the best choice during COVID 19 season. You can be away from the crowd also enjoy the nice food at same time. Food choices you can have nice pizza and also yummy sandwiches, plus a cup of coffee to enjoy the sunny afternoon, nothing can be better!

i hope this lives up to the Pro V1. titleist makes the best…read moreball in golf I love Green acres, but they have to put money into fixing the roof around the greens, and the tea boxes

This is a public 18 hole golf course in Richmond, British Columbia. Reservations were relatively…read moreeasy to arrange. The clubhouse is not fancy. There is a restaurant and bar next door but it is definitely not a full fledged operation where there is a floating marshal throughout the course nor are there GPS units on the golf carts. The course is decently maintained, not fancy with creative water traps but enjoyable to play with some challenge. I really enjoyed the flat course and didn't lose 1 ball today. The staff were acommodating and the rented clubs were also decent to use. Overall, I would return and play again if I am in the Richmond vicinity.

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.

Our trip to Vancouver was focused around golf and food, so our second round of trip took us to…read moreMcCleery Golf Course for an early morning tee time. The course itself was a lot of fun and the greens were in pretty good shape! The par 5s are reachable in 2, the par 3s aren't super tough, and the course as whole offers challenges for both good and beginner golfers. When we went, they were only allowing golf carts on the first 9 holes, and walking only on the back (due to construction) so we decided to get a push cart for the entire round. This was a great decision. The course is flatter without a ton of elevation, so it was a fairly easy course to walk. Getting a tee time, you can do so through their online portal. They charge a booking fee to book ahead of time, but it's worth it. We waited until the week before and the only available tee times were early morning or late late afternoon. If this is a course you want to play, definitely book as far ahead as possible.

Hands down, the worst condition balls Ive ever seen. Ive played golf for over 30 years at hundreds…read moreof golf courses and McCleery driving range has balls that are so old and destroyed, that it's actually detrimental for your game to practice at their facility. Ive played at the course since the 90s and they have the same balls they did when I first started playing here. They fly sporadically and I lose about 30 yards on my pitching wedge. I can't believe how bad the balls are. Don't pay the money, it's not worth it

This is one course I love playing. The ups and the downs and the overall layout of this course. My…read morefavourite hole is the 16th hole with that steep incline to the green. I will definitely be back to this course and will always attempt to beat my best round here.

I've been playing this course for over 30 years and I have never seen it in worse condition…read more Everything but the greens are brown and burnt out. And even many of the greens have rock hard dead patches. Some of the fairways had cracks in them that gave the impression an earthquake had just happened! The price with a cart on Sunday was $90! I played The Hills at Portal (formerly Peace Portal) last week and it was in excellent shape and charged $85. Neither price is reasonable but that's the way golf has gone in Greater Vancouver. Loomis Trail, just over the border in Birch Bay area is $60 U.S. and includes a sleeve of balls. The course is in great shape as well. Homestead in Lynden is $50 cash in Canadian funds. Why the difference?

It's a bit quirky with 16 holes. No real Pro shop. Tee…read moretimes very close together. Obviously very popular

Always a fun experience here! They have a driving range, 18-hole golf course and $8 mini-golf. Lots…read moreof parking available. I also like the cafe where you can enjoy coffee or beer and a sandwich in their outdoor patio. They have plenty of outdoor seating so it's quite relaxing. I usually practice at the driving range and if you come often it's better to purchase the 10 visit pass where it averages to a bucket of 60 balls for $7.50. Evenings are quite busy so be prepared to wait for a spot at the driving range but so worth the wait!!