We recently held a celebration of life here in the combined Ebony and Ivory rooms. Our contact person was Kayla and she was just excellent to work with. Very friendly, knowledgeable and professional throughout our planning and on the day of the event. She was responsive to all our communications and very easy to work with. Kayla and the staff working the event did a superb job from start to finish. The food was delicious and very plentiful, even with over 200 guests. We’ve had countless compliments in the days following the celebration. We highly recommend the venue.
a month ago
As a former event coordinator (for this same company a billion years ago), you can imagine that my standards for response, venue, food, and day-of coordination is high - and I can say with the utmost magnifying-glass-scrutiny that Meadow Gardens threw the PERFECT Celebration of Life event for my family.
Kayla Bell answered all questions in a timely manner. The venue had the best pricing compared to 7 other locations I interviewed. No audio/light issues. Food came out in a perfect timely manner. Venue was clean, well laid out, and beautiful. If I were to criticize anything it would be that the table cloths were wrinkled - but Kayla offered to steam them. Staff was on hand if we needed and we were even able to set up the day before. If you are looking for a venue to host anything - call here.
a month ago
Meadow Gardens is a great course if you live around maple ridge but it is a bit far away from Vancouver, the 18th hole is very fun featuring 3 island fairways. The driving range at meadow gardens is very good because you get to hit off of grass. The course design is really cool and it is also well maintained. They have a large clubhouse and a restaurant.
This course is a championship course that has hosted PGA of canada a lot o times, also hosted a lot of junior tournaments. I would definitely recommed!!
2 months ago
Today's Weather is blue sky!!
We 8 players Y S Senior's team.
Faraway & On the Greens condition is some wet.
Please refer 14 photos.
11 months ago
If there were an Olympics for bad management, Meadow Gardens would bring home the gold, silver, and bronze — and somehow still forget to show up for the medal ceremony. I’ve watched this once-great course devolve from classy country club to something that looks like it’s maintained by a group of blind raccoons with hangovers.
It’s clear the chaos trickles straight from management — a team so unqualified it’s practically an HR experiment gone wrong. Want slow service, wrong food, and a dining experience that feels like culinary punishment? Pull up a chair at their restaurant. Feeling athletic and want to hit balls before your round? Too bad, the range is busier than a Costco parking lot on free-sample day.
The practice greens? Imagine practicing putting on a salad that’s been left out in the sun. And those bunkers? Hope you brought a snorkel. They’re less “sand trap” and more “miniature lake with delusions of grandeur.”
Congratulations, though — if you become a member, you’ll unlock *exclusive frustration.* The course will mysteriously close one-quarter of the year, your “member perks” will vanish faster than a free beer at the turn, and if you dare complain, management will hit you with a “conduct unbecoming” lecture like it’s some royal decree.
Meadow Gardens is proof that you can’t run a golf course into the ground — unless you really, really try. GREENTEE, save us all and buy this dump before it becomes an actual swamp habitat.
2 months ago
