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The Falls Golf Club

The Falls Golf Club

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3.7 Google Review
8341 Nixon Rd, Chilliwack, British Columbia, V4Z 1L3, Canada
(604) 745-4653 www.thefalls.com
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Mar 15, 2018
Very unique course which is cool. Unfortunately course maintenance is lacking!

Jun 29, 2017
We expected a bit more presentation from a course which requests “proper golf attire”. For example how about putting a ball washer somewhere on the golf course and put sand in the sand bunkers rather than call them “ground under repair”. The Falls is a course which demands fairway landings since the rough is, well mostly very rough and often encroaches very close to the green. In fact one green is protected on the front left with a steep slope containing what can only be described as a dirt crevasse, perhaps large enough for a bear to crawl into…..just 5 yards from the green! This course is set on a mountain slope and is very much back to nature. There is a lot of plant diversity, including some tees which support more weeds than grass. The design is quite unique with consecutive par 5’s on the back nine and a par 3 in which the green (let alone the flag) can’t be seen from the white tees. With a moderate budget increase and effort this course could actual become something worth driving to but it would appear that Aquilini Investments is simply using the course as a backdrop to sell the houses scattered all over the property. House sales appear to be the primary motive for their investment, not producing proper golf experiences.

Aug 15, 2017
Extreme mountain course. Fun track but needs work. Bunkers are all a free drop. Fix the sand and it would be 5 stars

May 13, 2017
To be fair, played early in the year after a long winter. But, the course conditions were very poor. Where to begin? Most of the sand traps were filled with rocks, exposed drainage pipes and very little sand. They were also ringed with weeds (dandelions). The fairways weren't bad but the first cut of rough were covered in weeds. I have to admit this is the first time I've played on a course with so many weeds. In addition the fairways had numerous areas under repair - exposed pipes, huge gashes of earth and rocks. The greens were pockmarked from ball mark damage. There were a few instances where putts took a huge bounce or hard turn after hitting a rut. The course layout is interesting - holes 1 - 14 or so are a mountain course - elevation changes, fairways sloping down hill and tree-lined. 15-18 are a simple loop back and forth, flat with minimal trees. Almost as if they were added as an afterthought. The signature hole is the par 5, 11th. This hole has a huge drop from the tee box. Nice views of the valley from the tee box. Overall, I would be hard pressed to return to play. Things would need to get a lot better. For example - a small detail, but no ball washing posts at any holes. Hard to believe the Aquilini's put their name on this course. It looks like they've spent the money on developing the homes around the course. Hopefully, there will be significant investments in the course in the near future. But, until then I'll stay closer to the city.

Feb 20, 2018
Bunkers full of rocks or weeds. Very disappointed

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