Tee Time & Specials
Green Fees
Tsawwassen Springs has exceptional drainage, which keeps our golf course green, dry and playable every day of the year. And with this limited promotion on our 2025/2026 Springs Golf Card, you can save a lot – and enjoy all-season golf for a lot less.
*Springs Card benefits valid from purchase date until March 31st, 2026. If renewing existing Springs card funds will transfer onto the new card at time of purchase.
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Rates: Winter Rates | November 4th - March 10th
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Regular Rates |
Senior (60yrs) Loyalty Card |
Senior (60yrs) Rates |
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| Weekday | $44.10 | $49.00 | $39.69 | $44.10 | |
| Twilight 1pm | $31.50 | $35.00 | |||
| Sunset 2:30pm 8 Holes | $18.00 | $20.00 | |||
| Weekend & Holidays | $48.60 | $54.00 | |||
| Twilight 1pm | $33.30 | $37.00 | |||
| Sunset 2:30pm 8 Holes | $22.50 | $25.00 | |||
*Caddies and/or walk-ons must pay current green fee rate for admittance on the golf course
Junior Rates:
Monday to Friday: $37
Saturday and Sunday: $42
Rental Options
- Power Carts: $40 plus taxes
- Pull Carts: Complimentary (limited quantities)
- Single rider: $27 plus taxes
- Rental Club (Full Set): $65 plus taxes
Click here to view our booking policy!
The Course
Golf course architect Ted Locke has taken advantage of modern water management techniques to enhance playability in wet conditions. The result is great playing conditions at any time of the year.
The course naturally divides into a more mature south side and a wilder north side.
The south side consists of 10 brand new holes, with all holes completely renovated from the original course. Most of the large and beautiful trees of the original course, including striking pines, willows, firs and cedars have either been retained in place or have been transplanted to new locations. Many of these trees stand out when playing alongside the bluff at the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th holes. A large pond – one of six on the entire course – defines the shape of many holes, especially the 7th and 8th. Adjacent to the 9th is Gordy’s Bridge, retained from the original course. Except for this bridge and the many trees retained, the south side is a brand new course. Golfers of the original course will be happy to hear that all the charm of the old course is still there, but the drainage has been vastly improved!
There are eight holes on the north side, where a serpentine watercourse provides a wildlife habitat giving character to the 14th, 15th, 17th and 18th holes. Golfers will often see a Great Blue Heron – inspiration for the Tsawwassen Springs logo – scouring for fish here. The 18th comes home to an exciting peninsular green, continuing the water theme of the entire course. In general, the north side is more contoured than the south side, while showing off great expanses of natural areas. Building on the beauty and playability of the natural landscape, the design of the north side maximizes wildlife habitat while providing many varied golfing challenges. While playing the north side, don't forget to look up – there are great views to the North Shore mountains at every turn.
Course Rules
RCGA rules govern all play except where local rules prevail.
LOCAL RULES:
1. Out of Bounds (OB) is indicated by white stakes. OB is staked left of water on #6, #7, #8, #14 (partial), #15 and #17.
2. Lateral Water Hazards are indicated by red stakes or extreme rough (grass longer than the rough cut grass adjacent to fairways, tees & greens).
3. Rock walls next to ponds lie within the Lateral Water Hazard – no free relief is provided.
4. Free drops must be taken in the following locations:
- at staked trees (including stakes, wires & trees)
- in planting beds except those in hazards
- on cart path surfaces
- adjacent to wood rail fences (free relief is permitted if swing is obstructed)
5. NO PLAY IS ALLOWED FROM NATURAL HABITAT AREAS. If a ball is in a Natural Habitat Area, or it is virtually certain that a ball has not been found next to this area, relief is provided in accordance to the drop rules of a Lateral Water Hazard. Pace of Play: 4 hours
NOTES:
1. All yardage indicators provide measurements to the center of green.
2. Flag stick positions on greens – red flags for front, white flags for middle and blue flags for back.
3. Click here for posted RCGA course rating and slope information.
Course Etiquette
1. Please replace divots, repair all ball marks on greens and rake all sandtrap footprints leaving rakes in bunkers.
2. Power and pull carts shall not enter Natural Habitat Areas and extreme roughs.
3. Power carts shall not be on turf within 30 feet of green edges.
4. Please respect all directional signs.
5. Power carts shall stay on paths and fairway crossings unless fairway access is expressly permitted by the Pro Shop Staff
6. Respect your fellow players by keeping pace with the group ahead of you at all times.
7. Play without delay and allow faster players to play through.
8. Please report all contact of golf balls with outside property or pedestrians of bordering trails or streets to the Pro Shop Staff.
9. You are responsible for the eventualities of your golf shot.
10. Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your tee times.
Dress code
Appropriate casual golf attire is requested. Shoes or golf sandals required (no hard spikes) Denim is discouraged on the golf course, Swimwear is not permitted.
Driving Range
Driving Range Hours
Sunday 7:30am – 4:30pm
Monday 7:30am – 4:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am – 2pm
Wednesday 10am – 4:30pm
Thursday 7:30am – 4:30pm
Friday 7:30am – 4:30pm
Saturday 7:30am – 4:30pm
30 balls – $5
60 balls – $8
*In the case of adverse weather conditions the Driving Range may be closed. Please call the Pro Shop to confirm 604.948.4653.
Meet the Pros
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Matt Sutherland | PGA of Canada Head Golf ProfessionalMatt Sutherland joined the team in November of 2023 after having spent the previous 11 years at Marine Drive Golf Club. A PGA of Canada member since 2014 Matt has nearly 20 years of experience in the industry and is passionate about all aspects; including teaching, retail and club events. Originally from Nova Scotia when Matt is not at the golf course he enjoys spending time skiing and looks forward to continuing to build on Tsawwassen Springs great successes and reputation. |
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Matthew Steger | Class "A" Associate ProfessionalMatthew Steger grew up in North Vancouver, BC. As a junior he played most of his golf at Seymour Golf & Country Club where he grew to the love the game. After a long competitive Amateur career that included competing in many prestigious events such as BC Amateurs, Canadian Amateurs, Canadian Mid-Amateurs and the 2015 USGA Mid-Amateur at John's Island Club in Vero Beach, Florida, Matthew decided to turn Professional and join the PGA of Canada in February of 2016. He started his professional career at the McCleery Golf Course in Vancouver as the Assistant Professional for two years then decided to move to Tsawwassen Springs in March of 2018. Matthew enjoys competing in as many tournaments as he can and competes on many local professional tours. He has one professional win to his credit and believes his background in competitive golf can benefit golfers of all skill levels. |
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Bruno Vieira | Teaching ProfessionalBruno Vieira calls Canada home since 2016 and lives in the Tsawwassen Springs complex, so don’t be surprised if you bump into him on the fairways at any given time. Bruno has been dedicated to golf for over 20 years; a passion that grew from amateur play in South America to a lifestyle and professional career in Canada. He has played golf and learned from different golf schools, including Canada, USA, Brazil, Argentina, and France. Coaching with patience and precision, Bruno helps golfers to develop their best golf swing. He also acknowledges the importance of combining the skills learned in range sessions with actual course game strategy, thus optimizing the full potential of players of all levels. |
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Deneb Rondinone | Assistant Professional & Pro Shop SupervisorDeneb Rondinone joined Tsawwassen Springs Golf in 2022, he brings 16+ years of Golf knowledge and became a PGA of Canada Professional, at the age of 19. He is highly driven to achieve results and continuously improving efficiencies. Deneb is our youngest professional who is a team player, hardworking and is passionate about the game of golf. He spent most of his amateur career playing in tournaments, on the Vancouver Golf Tour, and working in the golf industry since 2019. Deneb demonstrates his aspirations which align with Tsawwassen Springs vision and long-term goals. Deneb was also in the Top 100 Professionals for the PGA of BC for Career & Professional Development Program in 2023. |
League Play
2024 Affiliate Clubs at Tsawwassen Springs
Tsawwassen Men's Early Birds
Day and Time of play: Monday and Friday beginning at 7:30am-9:30am
For more information please contact:
League Registrar: [email protected]
Tuesday Ladies Golf Club
Day and Time of play: Tuesday morning beginning at 8:30am-10:40AM
https://tsawwassenspringstuesdayladies.golfgroupmanager.com/
For more information please contact:
Captain: Michelle Roy [email protected]
Vice Captain & Membership: Kathy Drake [email protected]
Handicap Chair: Gwen McWhinnie [email protected]
Tsawwassen Men's Golf Club
Day and Time of play: Tuesday afternoon's beginning at 12:30pm-3:30pm
For more information please contact:
Club Captain Andrew Connaris: [email protected] or visit www.tmgc.ca
Tsawwassen Springs Senior Men's Club
Day and Time of play: Wednesday morning beginning at 8:30AM-10:00AM
For more information please contact:
Club Captain Harvey Bowman: [email protected] or visit www.tssmgc.com
Tsawwassen Springs Business Ladies Golf Club
Day and Time of play: Wednesday afternoon's beginning at 3:30pm-4:40pm
For more information please contact:
Treasurer/Membership Kristin Hamaguchi: [email protected]
