Delta Golf Club

The course is only 5000 yards from the back tips, Tee boxes need help, fairways are groomed OK, rough is cut OK, bunkers are in good condition, nice soft sand, greens were punched and sanded, but played pretty good considering. The real issue is the pace of play, for such a short course they pile the people out, every five minutes, turning a round into a 4 hour and 45 minute waiting game. we played two days in a row and both days were over 4 1/2 hours rounds. ,,,, tiring

Never played much at Delta Golf Course however playing there today was a pleasant surprise. They have clear markings in all areas to keep people social distancing which was good to see.

Busy course but it moves along after a few holes.

Marcel in the pro shop is friendly and his experience shows.

Greens and tricky pin placements makes this course challenging even to the golf snobs out there who see an executive layout instead of playing the challenge that narrow fairways and fast greens provide.

Will be back to play Delta often this year.

Course condition is excellent considering this is spring time in Vancouver, almost none soft spot, green is average with number of brown spots. Beer is excellent! I enjoy the day.

I enjoy golf with excellent weather. Eventhough this course is muddy in winter time but good price and kindness make me happy.

Delta Golf Club has been a big part of our neighborhood since the 1970’s, and it has a very good following due to its very reasonable fees and approachable greens, nice and wide without much to distract. The staff are friendly and most have been here for a long while, we love it on any Sunday afternoon as an excuse to get together!

First couple of holes had lots of leaves so hard to spot golf ball, but for this time of year, course was in decent condition, particularly the greens. Sun was shining so was a very good day out for some casual fall golf.

Due to recent inclement weather, fairways were a little overgrown and wet but greens in good shape. Several fivesomes on the course caused a slow round since no course marshalls to be found.

This course is in a low-lying area called Burns Bog. It plays fine in dry weather but with all the rain recently it was very soggy. Difficult to put a clean hit on the ball.

Poor condition. Not awful. It's been dry for weeks though. Course layout is awful now. Unnessesary distance between holes. I think new management changed what hole is what number. Nobodys gps worked. No beverage cart. Nobody there though played in 3 hrs. Payed 20 canadian on golf now hot deals. Whoudnt pay a dollar more.

Course is in great condition. Shot my best round ever today due to the course condition. Mosquito is a big problem due to all the still water (this used to be a swamp). We are not in fall season yet but leaves are all over the rough and not cleared which makes finding balls in the rough extremely hard. Only small peeve was one of my shots landed under a tree where the grounds crew were taking a quick break (I was well within the hole boundaries). They did not bother moving and I had to fish out the ball from under their carts. More education to the crew would definitely help.

Overall, the course was in good shape, or at least better than what others have stated in recent months. Tee boxes still need some work, but fairways, rough, and greens were good. Layout Is strange (you’d get lost between some of the holes if you didn’t know where to go), and pace of play could have been better, but for the hot deal price, I have no complaints!

The course layout from tee to tee is really confusing for playing there at the first time. I got a hot deal from golfnow for my tee time which was still a great deal, but would not recommend paying the full price for a tee time.