Welcome to Pender Island Golf and Country Club!
The Pender Island Golf Course will open for ‘Green Fee Players’ on May 22, 2020
PLEASE RESPECT SOCIAL DISTANCING AT THE COURSE. When on the golf course or at the clubhouse to pick up take out, please respect physical distancing guidelines and keep 2m (approx 6 ft) between you and other people. Thank you.
ALL TEE TIMES MUST BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE (online or by phone), NO exceptions. Tee Times intervals have been increased to ensure physical distancing
Golf Shop Hours of Operation:
Monday: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Tues – Sunday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Holiday Mondays: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Honour Box is available for after hours use
We look forward to seeing you at the course.
Please review the Covid-19 Golfers Code of Conduct. This outlines the expectations for the golfer to follow and to review the golf course safety measures put in place by the Pender Island Golf Club.
All Players must sign a Liability Waiver
Food and beverage will be available on a take-out only basis from El Faro.
| Facilities |
| Golf Shop — Putting Green — Power Carts — Pull Carts — Rental Clubs — Bistro |
| Golf Lessons with Edd Boudreau (Public is Welcome) — click here |
One of B.C.’s most beautiful 9 hole public golf courses. This Gulf Island Jewel offers four elevated tee boxes and affords expansive views of the challenging golf shots that lie ahead. The course is deceptively challenging, with 6 separate tees for the back nine, yet it is a great recreation destination course for all handicappers.
The signature #8 hole features 2 elevated tee areas and plays 230 yards over water to an undulating 3 tiered green. A replica of the stone bridge at St Andrews is a feature of this hole, with extensive rock work on both the 8th and 9th holes adding to the spectacular setting. With bald eagles soaring high above the valley layout….. it’s hard to imagine a more enjoyable situation for a round of golf.
ORIGINAL CLUBHOUSE
(Circa 1970) from original
watercolor by Anne Henshaw
History
In 1937 several Pender residents put up money to purchase a 60 acre parcel from George Grimmer (a son of Pender pioneer Washington Grimmer). These first individuals and many others took out memberships and worked hard to plan and develop the layout, and build the tees and greens.
Incorporated as a society in 1945, with the exception of a brief hiatus during World War II, Pender Island Golf Course has run continuously since that time. From the beginning, member volunteers have played a major part in the upkeep and development of this wonderful golf course, of which they are justifiably proud.
Open year round (honour box for green fees during peak off-season), the public is welcome to come and enjoy this wonderful golf facility, to browse through the well stocked golf shop, spend some time on the putting green and practice area or simply come to enjoy an excellent breakfast or lunch on the deck or in the lounge at El Faro.
