Delta Golf & Country Club

Ill-managed course compare to other golf courses. Driving range closed. Fairways and greens lack of maintenance. Foods and drinks taste ok.

Great greens and the fees are reasonable. Front desk service was excellent and he was super friendly with us.
Enjoy our day alot, thanks!

Pretty nice course, only a par 67 and it’s a bit confusing with the layout of the holes, but the signage is very clear so that helps. The cart paths are basically an off-road trail but otherwise I had an enjoyable round I’ll be back.

I recently had the pleasure of playing at Delta Golf & Country Club, and I have to say, it was an incredible experience from start to finish. The course itself is stunning, with lush greens and picturesque scenery at every turn. But it wasn't just the course that made my day so memorable - it was the staff and the overall atmosphere of the club.

From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with warmth and hospitality by the staff. They went out of their way to make sure I had everything I needed and that my day was as enjoyable as possible. And the members of the club were equally friendly and welcoming, making me feel like a part of the community even though I was just visiting.

Overall, I can't recommend Delta Golf & Country Club enough. It's a top-notch facility with incredible staff, and the course itself is one of the most beautiful I've ever played. If you're looking for a fantastic golfing experience, look no further than Delta Golf & Country Club!

The course has improved considerably over the past couple of years. The greens are quite a bit quicker and they've added some features to the course (lights, looks like they're developing some sand/water traps).

The pro shop staff are always very friendly and great to chat with. In terms of areas of improvement, I'd suggest:
- Booking: I tried to book a tee-time online and the site told me to call in. When I called in, the automated service told me to book online. So to get a tee time, I had to go in-person.
- Drainage: This one is a tough one because of the location (i.e. Delta), but there are times that the course can become quite water logged in the Spring/Fall. Pretty common in the lower mainland though outside of well drained courses.

Night golf was the worst experience ever! Only back 9 were available (not mentioned on website) and the lighting was poorly done. When teeing off just before sunset, I was not informed by the pro shop that we should start at hole 10 (back 9) and play it twice around. I left without even getting to play. Complained to the Marshall in person and over the phone and was told that the manager was going to call me back to address the issue. Never received a call back and when I tried to phone again, same issue - left message but did not receive a call back. Worst customer service ever! Don’t play here cause if anything goes wrong, they won’t take any responsibility for it.

The course is a paradise for mosquitoes currently, by far the worst of any courses I have played in 15-20 years. Not one staff told me about this prior to booking and even playing. Not one staff! I wouldn’t have played. Pretty much ruins your round when your getting attacked my mosquitos the whole time, even with multiply sprays with Off! Greens were in pretty good shape. They didn’t turn the lights on at all for twilight/dusk bunch. What’s the point of having it there.

I went to the range, I paid full price for a large bucket of balls, the machine ran out after giving me only 8. The guy working was out collecting balls and after waiting 20 mins I left. What a waste.

First time to golf this course. I found it with nice challenges and greT scenery. 11 over par for this amateur.absolutely nice.

Brought the family to play on a Saturday only to discover the rate for even a 12 year old was $59.60, what a rip off. Rented a golf cart only to have it run out of juice before the end of the round.
Course is not well maintained, rest rooms all stunk and were unusable, no supervision of people teeing off, anyone just goes up and tees off, no tee time requires I guess.
Will never play this dump again, and will let all my friends know not to patronize this place. They only care that they get your money, that
won't happen again

Apparently, a tournament host "forgot" to add 4 groups on the day of the tournament and Delta GC squeezed this into their day's scheduled tee times.

We had other engagements after our round, so we factored in potential slow pace to complete the round in 4.5 hours. When we got to the course, we were told that tee times were backed up 30 minutes. We didn't get to tee off until 45 minutes after our scheduled tee time. To make problems worse, there were normally 2 to 3 groups ahead of us when we reached each holes. We had to end our round on the 14th hole. If it wasn't for other groups letting us go ahead at the turn as they waited for their food, we wouldn't have even made it to the 14th hole.

If we are held to be accountable for our bookings and having to pay for late cancellations, at least the course should hold up to their end of the bargain by keeping accurate tee off times. In my 20 or so years of playing, this is probably the worse timing issues I have seen.

Staff/starter were nice, and the greens were fast, but in decent conditions. The cut on the fairway was a bit longer than normal, but not bad. That's for the 2 star I gave.

Fun golf course. Not too long, not too expensive. Flat, with extremely fast well kept greens. A little tight with the land they have to work with, but you're not going to lose too many balls either

Delta golf course has undergone some incredible changes over the years leading to a playing experience that has me longing to return, so much so, that the ~30 minute commute from south west Vancouver does not phase me one bit.

Today’s round was the first time I’ve played this course in roughly two years. Before the pandemic, I used to participate in a corporate tournament which would have games hosted here twice a year. This course, from prior memories, was a course with fairways and greens that were always in shambles; green keeping was not a priority over simply getting as many people as possible onto the grounds of the course and it showed. Badly.

What has changed is a noticeable effort to maintain playability with an emphasis on quality greens. I was genuinely shocked when I drove into the parkade and walked up to the pro shop, the 18th green looked immaculate. I was expecting to see what I saw years ago—spotty, underwhelming, discoloured greens, uneven cuts of fringe and no real consistency in the greens themselves. What I saw as I walked into the pro shop was an 18th green that was polar opposite to what I remembered from when I last visited the course—I saw pristinely cut greens, defined fringes and a consistent coloured green which looked deliciously pure! After playing the course, I can assure you that what I saw on the 18th green was consistent throughout the rest of the course. It was brilliant. The putting experience on these greens here are on par [pardon the pun] with some of the best destination courses in the country. Having played Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge as well as Fairmont Banff Springs and Tobiano ($145, $120 & $100 per round respectively) this summer, the greens rolled just as smoothly and just as purely. I was dumbfounded. If you are wanting to ensure your round has an excellent putting experience, you can rest easy knowing your venture out to this golf course is a sound decision.

Now, having said all of that, a fair review wouldn’t be complete without tackling some points of critique. Todays round was on a bright, sunny, 10° day after some fairly decent rainfall. Fairways were very damp and had a decent amount of mud spots, drainage on this course is not the best, but does not impact playability to an extreme degree like many other public courses (namely, McCleery, Fraiserview and Langara), by that I mean, a full round can be complete without having to take many water logged reliefs. Fairways also are not cut to the same level of detail as the greens. It would be beautiful to see the same level of attention set to the fairways as the greens as it would elevate the playing experience drastically. Tee boxes were cut well and defined. They were also relatively even, only some holes had some uneven tee box turf. Because of the rain and due to some ground being under repair, elevated range mats were placed to hit off of. I found them to be a little bit of an eyesore and relatively hard. To be clear, they are actual range mats, but definitely ones that have been used a fair bit—I would suggest they be replaced with higher quality mats. Apart from that, I do not have any other critiques of the course. The layout is accessible, accuracy on the dogleg holes are paramount, but it is not a course which will punish you too roughly [pun]. It’s a course I would bring friends to of all golf experience levels - as a 19 handicap player, I had a very enjoyable experience; the friendliness of the staff (namely Marcel, the pro shop manager), to the playing experience of the course, I would absolutely be coming back to see how the course continues to develop and grow. There is so much potential and if all goes to plan, this course will be one to keep an eye on, without a doubt.

Pretty friendly, decent course. Twilight rates are the best, and a little pricey for prime time golf slots. Drainage isn't the best, so avoid rainy days. Also hosts events and tournaments.

The course was redone over the years and it was done right. I enjoyed going back. The prices were good and the people were nice. I will go back and I do recommend this course to anyone who enjoys a challenging game. It also is good for the duffer.

Location is good from anywhere, prices are awesome and staff are friendly and helpful. My kids are learning and this is a great facility on any weather day of the week as they have both covered and exposed tees

Cancelled a tee time 3 days notice. They still charged my credit card $11
Not cool won't be back.