Hazelmere Golf Course

Hazelmere is the kind of suburban club that quietly stages its own small dramas: manicured fairways, a sturdy 1960s routing refreshed by early-2000s renovations, and a clubhouse that behaves like a gracious country house. Walk in and you hit the Panorama Room — a sunlight-filled event space that hosts weddings and charity tournaments — then drift to the Fireside Room for a pint and a no-nonsense pub plate. Golfers come to grind on a course that can be both forgiving and fiendish, practice on the natural grass facility with five target greens, or work on serves in one of four indoor courts. Locals treat Hazelmere as a community anchor — weekend brunches, corporate banquets and junior lessons keep the calendar full — while players from across the Lower Mainland drive out for quieter weekday rounds. It’s not flashy; it’s reliable: a place where tournaments are organized, stories are swapped over coffee, and the choice between a crisp round or a leisurely Sunday brunch is rarely wrong.