Golf

Jeff I just wanted to let you know that I thoroughly enjoyed the personable nature of the club fitting you provided. I was totally impressed with your knowledge, skill, dedication and especially your conviction with shaft and club head selection. (gave me confidence) I never expected that kind of detail or time to be spent helping me get properly fitted. I have had about 10 rounds on my new irons (Mizuno 919 Forged) and the results have been significant. My shots are straighter, higher and as the data showed 5 to 7 yards longer. I play in a weekly event and my handicap has gone from 6.5 down to 2.8. Your contributions to the company should not go unnoticed. Best Regards,

Not to bad, cheap and no line ups

Great food. Great prices

Great pitch and putt course.

I just held an event today in the Legends room and a fully catered brunch. The F&B manager Wally and all his staff were fantastic and very accommodating. The food, we ordered the Shot Gun Brunch, was out of this world. Highly recommend for personal and corporate events.

Shorter course. 18 holes with driving range. Range balls are getting pretty old, the mats are in good shape. No hitting off the grass at the range, mats only. Good condition and reasonable prices. They are limited on power carts so get there early if you're not a walker. They do rent pull carts as an option!

Good deal. Great for short game

My first time to play here. Almost empty on a Sunday morning ... which is great. Definitely an excellent course to hone your short iron shots. Distance control important because of water hazards in many holes, which makes Queen Elizabeth a better choice for newbies. The only negative is drainage. Lots of places where water had pooled after last night's moderate rain Extremely soggy.

Fun times here!

Not bad for a pitch and putt that's tucked away nicely behind the highway on the north shore. Great for relaxing with friends during a round or two.

Nuce Golf cours which is seldom busy

Lots of empty slots in the afternoon times

Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club: Originally called Shaughnessy Heights Golf Club (and located 6 km east of the present site), this handsomely tree-lined parkland course is laid out alongside the Fraser River and Strait of Georgia.

Clubhouse service and food is very good. Decor could use an update.

Its one of the best semi-public golf courses around the mainland. Pretty good teaching facility. The driving range is a bit oldfashioned. The pub is excellent for both food and beer tap selection. The patio is a hidden gem. Its also a very good place for special functions, I held many business meetings in one of the boardrooms, which they fully cater.

Great off leash dog area at the lower/north side of the park. This offers a mix of gravel trail leading to a wooded area where there are a couple of branches that can take you upwards back to the street. In the wooded area, the trail is not often used, and some portions you will be walking on stumps and roots. During wet weather taller boots are an absolute necessity as there is plenty of mud and a couple of streams that can get quite high at spots. Most dogs will absolutely enjoy this path large and small dogs. Smaller dogs may have some challenges if the water is deep, or some large logs that they may have to jump over. If you prefer to stick on the more pedestrian paths, you can walk the dogs to the upper portion of the park but they will need to be leashed for those areas. At the off leash area you will need to bring your own water and poop bags. There are no water fountains in the off leash area, and there is usually no provided poop bags that you might get at other dog parks.