Victoria Golf Centre

A standard chip-pitch n putt. I didn't expect much and it was as expected. All tees are mats, greens are small, pocked, and tattered. It's playable but I focussed on hitting greens. There were very few people playing while I was there--most were using the range--so I was able to take my time and play a few balls. $22 in the shop.

The course at first seems a bit bad, with the turf tee mats and derelict building. However after the first hole it makes its position clear, it is a pitch and put not a par 3. With small greens that are well sloped, hole layout with some good hazards in the way. If you you want to work on your short game, this course does a good job of simulating under 100ft approaches from a real course. I would suggest this to anyone wanting to work on your short game, or a beginner just wanting to get better.

Pro Shop also seemed to have some decent deals on old clubs and bags if you needed something to play.

Good place to play, Easy to make booking for tee time, well mainted golf course.

No long holes, greens in good condition but tricky.

First golf game in 8 months since an injury sidelined me. Also first time out for my grandson,, who improved as he went along! Think we’ll be back and hope for better weather!

When I booked I thought it was Green ACRES IN Richmond. After I booked I realized it was on Vancouver Island. We didn't play as it would be too expensive to take the ferry over for 1 game of golf. It would have been nice to be able to cancel as I don't like paying for something I didn't use. Elaine

This par 3 is pretty tired, poorly maintained and would be a last choice for South Island golf opportunities- go next door to the Metchosin Golf course.