Which course is most challenging?

Swaneset Bay Resort Course and Golden Eagle North are toughest.

Can the public play Swaneset and Golden Eagle?

Yes—both welcome public tee times.

Which options suit beginners?

Meadow Gardens and Golden Eagle South are more forgiving.

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Golf courses in Pitt meadows

Q: What are the main golf courses in Pitt Meadows?

Swaneset Bay (two 18s), Meadow Gardens , and Golden Eagle (36 holes).

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About Pitt meadows

Pitt Meadows is a hidden gem for golfers in Metro Vancouver, packing five courses into a compact area along the Pitt River floodplain. Meadow Gardens Golf Club is a popular public course known for its well-conditioned fairways and water features, while Golden Eagle Golf Club offers both a North and South course with distinct layouts. Swaneset Bay Resort & Country Club rounds out the selection with its Links and Resort courses, both offering scenic mountain-backed settings.

The flat river-valley terrain makes Pitt Meadows' courses some of the most walkable in the region, and the cluster of options means golfers can easily play multiple courses in a single trip.

Courses in Pitt meadows

Golden Eagle Golf Club (North Course) golf course

4.0

Par 72

Golden Eagle Golf Club (North Course)

The North Course at Golden Eagle in Pitt Meadows is an 18-hole, par-72 championship layout with narrow fairways and water on every hole. It is the longer and more challenging of the two, offering beautiful mountain vistas and a true test of golf.

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Swaneset Bay (two 18s), Meadow Gardens, and Golden Eagle (36 holes).

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Golden Eagle Golf Club (South Course) golf course

4.0

Par 70

Golden Eagle Golf Club (South Course)

The South Course at Golden Eagle is the shorter of the two 18-hole layouts (around par 70) and lies on flatter terrain. It offers a more forgiving, fun round with mountain views and is well-suited for casual play and golfers of all abilities.

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4.3

Par 72

Meadow Gardens Golf Club

An 18-hole championship course in Pitt Meadows blending parkland and links elements. Meadow Gardens is known for its abundant water hazards (including a signature island-green 18th hole), stunning Golden Ears mountain views, and a challenging yet fair design.

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4.2

Par 72

Swaneset Links Course

The Links Course at Swaneset Bay in Pitt Meadows is an 18-hole championship design (par 72) by Lee Trevino. At 7,126 yards from the tips, it's longer and tougher than its sister course, featuring wide fairways, hidden water hazards, and a beautiful tranquil valley setting.

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4.2

Par 72

Swaneset Resort Course

An 18-hole championship course in Pitt Meadows known as the Resort Course, featuring player-friendly fairways, spacious greens, and a straightforward design with few hidden hazards amid picturesque valley scenery.

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