Riverway Golf Course & Driving Range

Very nice golf course and driving range. Rental clubs and balls look very good. If you live around that area I can definitely recommend it

Great place to play golf with a beautiful and relaxing environment! The practice area is perfect, and it’s also a wonderful spot for kids to learn the game. The coaches are patient, professional, and even manage to make golf fun (which is not always easy 😅). My child enjoys every lesson, and I also sneak in some much-needed practice myself. Highly recommend if you want a friendly place to improve your swing—or just to convince your kids that golf is cooler than video games!

I rather enjoy motoring to the course in my trusty GMC Savana, loaded with my golf kit. Frightfully expensive those golf buggies, so I’ve procured a rather clever push trolley from Amazon - complete with a wet battery powering a delightful little air conditioning unit and fan. Quite ingenious, really. On the odd occasion when the old GMC has thrown a wobbly, I’ve simply wheeled the trolley all the way from Kingsway. Splendid exercise, actually - consider it endurance training with a purpose. This particular establishment appears to be Burnaby’s answer to a luxury motor show - Porsches, Bentleys, the lot. My humble push trolley cuts quite the figure amongst all that automotive grandeur, though budget constraints do dictate one’s choices. The most frightfully satisfying moment occurred at the 7th hole - par 3, 150 yards out. Selected my trusty 7-iron, took a steadying breath, maintained proper stance, and delivered what can only be described as an absolutely corking shot. The ball traced a perfect arc through the air, landed with the softest of touches, and rolled directly into the cup with that most satisfying of sounds. The Taiwanese gentlemen observing immediately burst into enthusiastic applause - pure bliss, I must say. No amount of expensive motoring could match that particular satisfaction. My Mandarin proves frightfully useful here - allows me to get along famously with the Taiwanese and Chinese chaps. Nothing quite like bonding over a shared appreciation for the noble game.