Designed by the renowned Graham Cooke, the Campbell River Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 71 resort-style course stretching 6,299 yards.
Recently rebuilt in 2017, this innovative course aims to make golf accessible and enjoyable for players of all skill levels.
Policies
Walking allowed: Yes
Metal spikes allowed: No
Singles allowed: No
Fivesomes allowed: No
Dress code: Appropriate golf attire required
Advance booking: Recommended
Membership options: Available for individuals and families
Rentals and Services
Carts: Yes
Clubs: Yes
Caddies available: No
Lockers: Available
Club storage: Yes
Pro shop: On-site with a variety of equipment and apparel
Practice and Instruction
Putting green: Yes
Driving range: Yes, with Toptracer range technology
Practice bunker: Yes
Chipping area: Yes
Teaching pro: Yes
Address & Events
Course History
The Campbell River Golf Club traces its roots back to the 1950s, starting as a five-hole course named Glen Alder.
In April 2017, the club embarked on a 14-month restoration project led by Graham Cooke of Northern Golf Design. The transformation saw the former Sequoia Springs Golf Course re-emerge as a beautiful 18-hole, 6,100-yard resort-style course with rolling fairways and more than 200 trees.
The meticulously kept grounds are complemented by stunning landscaping, including several water features.
The course has been entirely rebuilt from tee to green, and the driving range was the first in Western Canada to use Toptracer range technology.
As part of the Vancouver Island Golf Trail, Campbell River Golf Club is locally owned, innovative, and inclusive. The club strives to make golf approachable for everyone.