Point Roberts Golf & Country Club Tee Times

My first visit to Point Roberts Golf & Country Club was an absolutely delightful experience! This 6,800-yard, Par 72, 18-hole course is impeccably maintained, peaceful, and surrounded by protected woodlands and tranquil ponds, offering breathtaking scenery that makes every swing a pleasure. Since its opening in 2001, it has been a landmark in Point Roberts, a small U.S. town just south of Vancouver. Revitalized by new owners in early 2024 after a pandemic-related closure, the course now shines in impeccable condition. It perfectly blends challenge and serenity, with private, quiet holes that remain calm even during a 140-player simultaneous tee-off or a busy Saturday with 180 players, thanks to the abundant wooded areas providing excellent privacy and sound insulation. The top-notch practice facilities and professional, courteous staff further enhance the experience. Access from Vancouver is seamless and convenient, with an easy border-crossing process. A true hidden gem for golfers near Vancouver—highly recommended, and I’ll definitely return!

5 months ago

10/10. First time playing here. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The course was in pretty good shape. Greens a bit shaggy. But I had heard they just punched. Not a big deal. Tee boxes could have been cut. But again not a big deal. For $50usd ( Canadian driving down) I would rather play here than $137cad for overpriced Northview. And you can get tee times. Would come back again if it wasn’t so far from my house. Side note. The chef in the kitchen. Went above and beyond customer drive. Was super friendly and helpful. Gave me some pretzel twists to have me try them as it was end of day and he was going to have to toss them. Great place. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! Ohh also. Bunkers were great and full of good sand. I have had rounds of golf in the $159-$175 range and the bunkers were trash!! These were great bunkers.

5 months ago

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 Stars — Point Roberts Golf Course I had a really enjoyable round at Point Roberts Golf Course and wanted to leave a quick note because it deserves it. The course is looking terrific these days — it’s noticeably greener than it was years ago, and you can tell a lot of care has gone into getting it back into great shape. For this time of year, being able to play 18 holes on regular greens is a real treat. I also met a few of the staff and they couldn’t have been nicer. Everyone I spoke with was friendly and welcoming. Devon in particular was a pleasure to talk to — he’s a real wealth of information and knows the history of the course inside and out. Jessie was also very helpful and had a fantastic attitude. The clubhouse looked clean and well kept, and overall the place just has a good feel to it. I played 18 with my buddies and $35 is a great price right now, especially considering the conditions. I’d happily recommend this course and I’ll definitely be back. P.S. If you qualify for the senior rate, it’s another great deal and well worth asking about.

4 weeks ago

I am a scratch player and for many years I avoided Point Roberts due mostly to hearing many reports over time about its (then) slow greens. However, that has all changed for me today. I played Point Roberts today for first time in a long time and was very pleasantly surprised to find the greens in excellent, smooth and fast condition. Staff were friendly and it was an overall great experience. I highly recommend a visit if you want to treat yourself. Clearly a lot of hard work went into the greens and it truly shows.

a month ago

Golf is golf. Point Roberts has and will always be a close neighbor to Canada. This course has reopened and is a great course to play. The fairways and greens are well manicured, and the staff are very welcoming. They've taken great pride in making it enjoyable to come down there to play. Point Roberts has made a change since I last played there. The 10th tee is now the 1st tee. It's not hard to get a tee time, which is great. It was a Monday. Not like all the other courses in the lower mainland, which are fully booked and hard to get on. It's quiet and it's not crowded. The pace of play is good too. It did get busy later in the day. It is a long drive from where I live, but if you really want to play on a good course and can't get on any of the others, Bald Eagle is a great alternative. Price is reasonable, too.

6 months ago