Mission Golf & Country Club

The course is a traditional type layout that comes about through large old growth trees and over 47 years of maturity. Our membership of almost 300 are mainly golf purists who enjoy a well manicured course with speedy greens.

The round starts with two tight par 5's followed by one of our B.C.'s more famous par 3's. All the par 3's are real strong. Our 165 yard #12 hole is where your tee shot will need to carry the 200 foot deep gorge covering from the hole from tee to green, but whi... [more]

The course is a traditional type layout that comes about through large old growth trees and over 47 years of maturity. Our membership of almost 300 are mainly golf purists who enjoy a well manicured course with speedy greens.

The round starts with two tight par 5's followed by one of our B.C.'s more famous par 3's. All the par 3's are real strong. Our 165 yard #12 hole is where your tee shot will need to carry the 200 foot deep gorge covering from the hole from tee to green, but while there enjoy the great vista of the Fraser Valley and Mt. Baker...you'll see why this hole has a reputation. The other par 3's are the 5th and 8th holes to which both rival a PGA Tour type par 3's. They consistently measure over 230 yards each.

You'll have to work the ball at MGCC as it is easy to hit a good drive but then find your self having to navigate around large 100 year old maples and cedars to reach a green. Your round will finish with an uphill par 5 that requires you to hit your approach shot close to the flag as the green is as tricky a putter surface as you find, and when they're rolling fast your putting better be good.

  windowsurfer - 12/25/09
A pretty course just outside of Mission, BC. Some elevation changes that make you think hard on club selection; lush fairways, somewhat narrow (not too tough); lovely greens; well-placed trees, bunkers, ravines and creeks. One really difficult hole (9). I did not get tired of playing the same holes twice over - there is enuf variance btwn front tees and back, plus 9/18 plays a two-tiered green and 9 is a 4, 18 is a 5-par. Fastest winter greens I played yet (that's not saying much, but they were as quick on Dec 24 as many local courses are in mid-summer.) Stunning view of Mt. Baker from the green on 3/12. No driving range. It should play fast (little rough - errant shots are either gone into blackberries or easy to find.)