Northview Golf & Country Club vs The Falls Golf Club Chilliwack

Download the Northview Golf & Country Club app to enhance your golf experience! This app includes: - Interactive Scorecard - Golf Games: Skins, Stableford, Par, Stroke Scoring - GPS - Measure your shot! - Golfer Profile with Automatic Stats Tracker - Hole Descriptions & Playing Tips - Live Tournaments & Leaderboards - Book Tee Times - Course Tour - Food & Beverage Menu - Facebook Sharing - And much more… Northview features two Arnold Palmer Signature Design championship golf courses, the Ridge and the Canal. Both courses play from about 5200 yards to as long as 7000 yards and we encourage all players to play from the tee’s that will provide you with the most pleasure. Please note that Northview is at sea level and as such, tends to play longer than the yardage indicates. Also, in the winter season or when the course is wet, the courses play much longer than they will in the dry summer season. Northview promotes the “Tee it forward” initiative and wishes everyone would play golf briskly with an emphasis on fun. Please make your tee choice wisely!

WELCOME TO THE FALLS GOLF CLUB! ONLY 50 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER The Falls Golf Club in Chilliwack is only 50 minutes from Downtown Vancouver. The Golf course was carved from the foothills of Mount Cheam, providing the course with a dramatic landscape that is ideal for a challenging round. The views from the golf course span across the scenic Fraser Valley. The challenge and scenery of the Falls has earned it a reputation amongst locals as one of BC’s best-kept secrets. The rolling terrain is accented with natural rock outcroppings and tall cedars, which both come into play throughout the golf course. The changes in elevation total over 750 feet, ranging from subtle to dramatic. There are many formidable holes but they each have an average of five sets of tees so that players of all abilities can play to their skill level. The Falls Golf Club’s memorable fourth hole even has nine different tees as well as a 100-foot drop to the green.