I really love this place. Small town feel, unpretentious, cutest golf course on a river, great…read morefood, friendly service - just a great stop. Just go, you'll either get it or you won't. Cheers!

Good pub fare, hot wings and dry ribs were good. Probably the best place to eat in Cherryville.read more

Awesome course Excellent condition…read moreGreat big patio Lots of parking $ 21. for 9 holes Love this course Really scenic Very challenging

My husband, uncle, cousin, and I golfed at Hillview yesterday for the 6:30 PM tee time. It was my…read morehusband's very first time golfing and my first time ever playing a 9-hole course. We were excited to try it, especially after reading on the website that Hillview welcomes golfers of all skill levels. Unfortunately, our experience was overshadowed by an interaction with a staff member. As we were finishing the first hole, a young employee approached us and told us that we needed to be faster and that there was "no reason" for us to be spending that much time on one hole. We explained that we were beginners and genuinely didn't realize there was an expected pace of play. While he acknowledged that it was our first time, the way the message was delivered felt dismissive and unwelcoming rather than helpful. What made the situation more frustrating was that there was nobody behind us. We had booked the last tee time of the evening, so we weren't holding up other golfers. Additionally, at no point when we paid just under $200 were we informed that there was a time limit or that we were expected to complete each hole within a certain timeframe. That information would have been very helpful for first-time players like us. The interaction completely changed the atmosphere for us. It took the enjoyment out of the experience to the point that I stopped playing, and so did my uncle, as we were there as his guests. I don't blame the young employee personally, as I'm sure he was following instructions from management. However, there are much better ways to approach new golfers. A friendly reminder such as, "Just so you know, we try to keep groups moving at a certain pace. Since you're new, here are a few tips that might help. Enjoy your round!" would have been much more appropriate and welcoming. What disappointed me most is that Hillview's website specifically states that the course is for everyone and welcomes golfers of all skill levels. As beginners, we didn't feel that reflected in our experience. It's unfortunate because we were genuinely enjoying ourselves until that moment. New golfers should leave feeling encouraged to come back, not embarrassed or discouraged from continuing to play.

$35 for 4 beer? ( which was Re-labelled local swill). Not cool. Since when is a round of beers…read morefor the group to cost $40 including tip? Our group played Gallaghers Canyon the day before (equally nice premium track) and paid $22 + tip for virtually the same 4 beer,,,#gouge The courses were both immaculate ( we played 36 holes) and all on-course staff where excellent.

High-End Expectations, Disappointing Course Management Our…read moregroup of six booked through BC Golf Guide and arrived at the Ridge Course at Predator Ridge with very high expectations. The arrival experience certainly felt first-class: the practice facilities were excellent, and the starter was professional and clear about maintaining an appropriate pace of play. Unfortunately, the experience deteriorated quickly. By the second hole, it was obvious that the group ahead of us was paying little attention to the players behind them. Our round ultimately took more than five hours. When we raised the issue with the first course marshal, his only response was essentially, "Yes, it's slow," and nothing was done. A second marshal eventually intervened, but we were already on the 15th hole, so it was far too late to make a meaningful difference. The cart restrictions made matters considerably worse. In addition to the four par-3 holes, five par-4 or par-5 holes were designated cart-path-only. On several of these holes, the restriction made little sense based on the apparent course conditions. Because this is a demanding mountain course with significant inclines, repeatedly walking from the cart path to the middle of the fairway and back was extremely difficult--particularly for members of our group who have undergone knee surgery. At approximately $300 per golfer, we expected much better course management, more effective pace-of-play enforcement, and clearer consideration of how extensive cart restrictions affect golfers with mobility limitations. Predator Ridge presents itself as a premium golf destination, and parts of the experience reflect that. Unfortunately, the management of our round did not. Based on this experience, we are not planning to return anytime soon. Date of experience: July 2026

Awesome course Super Scenic…read moreVery friendly staff Great value Beautiful patio Super nice bartender This is one of a kind golf course Can't wait to come back $45. For 9 holes and cart

Poorly managed…read more Golfed here yesterday and there was no beer cart which is fine but no one told us that. We would have stocked up at the club house but didn't know. On the front nine many holes don't have proper signage so your not sure where the next tee box is. None of the holes have 150 yard markers on the fairway which makes the game a little tricky but more importantly isn't good golf etiquette. I was golfing really well on the front nine (one of my best games) but when we went into the clubhouse after nine to have a burger we were told the course closes at 8:30!?! We would have just played nine rather then eighteen if we would have known that. Completely ruined my night rushing to play golf...... We were kicked off the course on 17 (at 8:30). WEAK! I won't be back. Ill go play golf where they accept Money and I can enjoy the game for what it is.

Excellent Easter Brunch! My complement's to the chef and staff. Outstanding. Food and service.read more

First, the disclosures: - 18-20 handicapper…read more- I prefer cheap tracks w/ no dress code. - I usually walk, and I'm a sucker for scenery. I played here while on a Canada/Alaska road trip. Shot 80 without any woods, but it is a par 66. It's rolling, beautiful, and the greens were in good shape. When I was paying, another guy said, "Just keep your eye out on #5 -- there was a wolf going through. But, when they hear the carts, they move on." I was walking.

Nice golf course in West Kelowna. They have plenty of parking at the location. They have a golf…read moredriving range. They also have the 18 hole golf range as well. The property is well maintained.

This winery makes divine dessert wines. They have a Pipe wine (basically a port) that is made of 3…read moredifferent types of red grapes, but is to die for. They have an amazing white ice wine as well I really enjoyed the Pinnacle wine which was a mix of a bunch of white grapes. The reds here were better than most and normally I'm not to much of a red fan. The staff were extremely educated in the wines they sold and so friendly! I was shocked that all the wine you wanted to try (even dessert wine) was free. Definitely going back here!

I went here for a birthday dinner and it was an unforgettable experience. We were treated very well…read morehere. I would love to go back :)