Chilliwack Golf Academy:

Chilliwack Golf Club partners with LPGA Tour Pro Jennifer Greggain. Jennifer has been brought on as Director of Instruction and will be setting up the Chilliwack Golf Academy. Press release: click here

 

 

 

  

 

The Chilliwack Golf and Country Club, established in 1958, is a semi-private facility located between Chilliwack and Abbotsford, only 45 minutes from Vancouver. It features magnificent tree lined fairways, a creek that meanders through the back nine and breathtaking mountain vistas in every direction.  Members and non members have enjoyed the Fraser Valley’s most popular golf course for over 50 years.  With a reputation for world class conditioning (year round), Chilliwack has played host to every major Provincial Championship—and always to rave reviews.
 

Whether a member or non-member, a scratch player or high handicapper, we know you’re going to enjoy your experience at the Chilliwack Golf and Country Club.

 

Ranked #1 in 2004 and 2005!
Our club was honoured to be ranked "#1 course open to the public" in British Columbia by Pacific Golf Magazine.

The course features strategic and aesthetically pleasing design changes which ensure a round that will be challenging, stimulating and fun...all in a breathtaking environment surrounded by the beautiful coastal mountains.  Make the Chilliwack Golf and Country Club your home club --- for the season or for a day.

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Hole #6

Hole #6

This lengthy dogleg is the most demanding par five on the course and yields few birdies.

The tee shot must be precise as bunkers frame the right side and trees border the left side. A drive hit into the trees on the left will virtually eliminate the opportunity of advancing a second shot within 200 yards of the green.

The second should be placed down the left side to allow the best angle to the green. Placing the ball in position for a full swing third shot will give a better opportunity to hold the green.

The approach to the green is very demanding to almost any pin position. The front is a very small tier that features a punishing bunker on the right and, perhaps, more penalizing grass bunkers on the left. Should the pin be on the shallow back tier, the shot must be played over the bunker to a surface that drops off sharply at the back. Club selection and distance control with the approach are crucial to success. Be very happy with a five on the difficult 6th hole.