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Coronavirus (covid-19)
Pender Harbour Golf Club is closely watching the evolving Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation here in BC. Even though the risk of contracting the Coronavirus (COVID-19) remains low in Canada, we have taken the following additional precautions to ensure the health and well-being of our members and the public:
To learn more about the novel corona virus, please visit the Fraser Health, BC Centre for Disease Control and/or the Public Health Agency of Canada websites.
We hope this gives you the confidence to continue to play golf at our club.
- We are monitoring the information and policies provided by the BC Ministry of Health, Health Canada, and the BC Centre for Disease Control. As new information becomes available, we will keep you updated on any changes we make.
- We have increased cleaning of both our Pro Shop and Clubhouse facilities.
- We have posted signs on “How to Wash Your Hands” at each sink
- If you are not feeling well, please stay at home
- Wash your hands frequently for 20 seconds with soap and warm water
- Avoid touching your face (eyes, nose, and mouth)
- And while playing, maintain social distancing, keep the flagstick in as much as possible and try to avoid picking up other people’s clubs or ball
To learn more about the novel corona virus, please visit the Fraser Health, BC Centre for Disease Control and/or the Public Health Agency of Canada websites.
We hope this gives you the confidence to continue to play golf at our club.
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“A BIG AND CHALLENGING UP AND DOWN COURSE FOR THE BRAVE :)
This course is "only" 9 holes, but they are the biggest 9 holes I've every played. You can play them twice through for 18 very tough holes. A few water holes and sand near every green. I can't overstate just how much up and down this course is. If you are wanting a cardio workout, then walk and pull your clubs. Otherwise a motorized cart is necessary for sure. There is the 4th hole, which I call the MONSTER. Par 5 and possibly one of the most difficult holes in BC. Blind drive up up up the hill to a plateau and then down down down to the green. If you can get on the plateau after your drive you have a chance at a par. Hole 9 is also a blind drive. Some water holes add the the excitement. Bring extra balls, because unless you are accurate, you'll lose some. Visited August 2015 - Boneblast, Vancouver TripAdvisor Review 
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7th green
Photographer: Jason Haines, Course Superintendent