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Quilchena Golf and Country Club |
 We are the Only Private Club in British Columbia to
Guarantee You Will Love Being a Member, or We Will Refund Your Entrance Fee!Set against a spectacular backdrop of mountains, trees, lakes and the grand
Fraser River, Quilchena Golf and Country Club in British Columbia ranks among
the finest golf and country clubs in the Pacific Northwest and has been serving
passionate golfers for over 80 years.
Our 18-hole course features contoured fairways and sculpted greens set among 122
acres of lush gardens and flowers, topiary shrubs and majestic shade trees.
During a round, players often catch glimpses of a wide variety of wildlife along
our course. Ours is a great layout for golf with new adventures every time you
play.
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Quilchena Golf Club Richmond BC Location
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Located only 25 minutes from downtown Vancouver
3551 Granville Ave
Richmond BC
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Quilchena Golf Club Richmond BC Contact
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Clubhouse 604-277-1101
Toll Free 1-877-414-2582
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Quilchena Golf Club Richmond BC Facilities
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| With a course of exceptional quality and playability for any level of golfing
skill, Quilchena Golf and Country Club offers 120 acres of golf with five sets
of tees, allowing for up to 6,665 yards of play.
An outstanding clubhouse with magnificent decks and patios overlooking our
gorgeous golf course.
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Quilchena Golf Club Richmond BC Reviews
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Thanks to Quilchena’s westerly location, the course boasts better weather than
any other Lower Mainland golf course. Great weather combined with well-defined
fairways and extensive cart paths make for the best playability around, all year
round.
At Quilchena, the tree-lined fairways suggest that you should avoid your driver.
But our head golf professional Doug Mahovlic notes: “If your driver is your
friend, you can use it on every hole to your advantage.”
A player seldom finds the same club in hand for a second shot on a par-4 or a
tee shot on a par-3. The course layout is such that the holes cross the
prevailing winds and so every hole plays differently on windy days. Each green
is unique, ranging from very flat and tricky to read, to holes with lots of
slope.
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