Point Roberts Golf and Country Club

The course is always playable and has great drainage. The course always moves at a good pace.

Weather was great
Course was lush
Greens were in good condition but slow

Played whites and some tees were a little bare as
well as some fairways but is early in the season so
unfaire to criticize this early. Easy to find your way around the course and no unexpected blind shots.
Enjoyed the round

Course was in great shape. All fairways were totally dry which can be hard to find at this time of year.
An interesting and challenging course.

Course was in good shape.
great drainage. Greens are recovering nicely. Worth the drive.

Other than some of the hole being frozen, plays almost as good as early fall. Will play again next season.

Nice green, nice course, friend people, sunny course.

It is a great course for all level of player and has good value. The fairway is nicely maintained .

Great course and super friendly staff, the fairway is pretty good but they are having some issues with fairway grass, some "brown spots" in the fairway. The is good but it is much better in the summer; too many players don't fix their ball marks and dibits. Q.

Course was in good shape. Excellent drainage. Greens in great shape. Some fairways had some damage. Other than that, it would have been a 5 star rating.

This is my home course (sort of) so I am a little biased. PR is the most interesting course in the Lower Mainland. Almost every hole is isolated from the other so you rarely see other golfers. The greens are great, not as fast as they used to be but fair and challenging, the fairways are bare in parts which looks like some kind of fungus problem. The crew are working hard to keep up the maintenance but more of both are needed to get this diamond out of the rough. Not many people play this course, which is okay by me but it's worth the border and the green fees.

Pity it was raining, but we enjoyed the course

fairways were a bit rough, but greens were excellent

The course had dry areas on the fairways due to the recent dry weather. The greens were excellent and pace of play good and
a great walk in the forest, with no housing infringing on play.

This is one of the more interesting courses in the Lower Mainland area. Most of the holes are cut through trees and no two holes are alike. With the eagles, deer and breeze off the nearby ocean it is truly a walk in nature. Unfortunately, the fairways suffered greatly from this summers heat wave. With the punching and sanding that's going on right now I'm hoping they will recover quickly once we get some rain. The greens are in excellent shape and run true The biggest downside is the mosquitos. Bring bug spray unless you are playing in the heat of the day.

When I booked on line, it says 1-2 players in the check box indicated but when we were ready to tee off, I found out it was just me and my partner playing. I thought we will be paired off in the course. My 2 other buddies wanted to play too but I told them we were foursome already. I wish I knew ahead of time as they very much wanted to join us.

Long holes. Foggy heavy air plus sand traps stolen score.

Poor shots are penalized. Accuracy off the tee is critical. No freebies at this course.

Massive water shortage in the area this summer. Baked out fairways and approaches. Sand traps were hard and unkempt. Thing is its not like the price reflects these conditions. I think they are relying on past glory. Still a challenging and beautiful spot but not worth the border wait to hit off dried dirt

A really nice course carved in the woods. A good test of accuracy and if you can shape your shots, you can find yourself in great positions hitting your second shots. A greens are fast and tricky. The mosquitoes can be a problem.

I would go back again as well as recommend others to play there. I booked during the "hot deal" time. It's definitely worth the drive, money & time to cross the boarder.