Dawson Creek Golf & Country Club

For a northern golf course I'd say this is one of the better courses for the cost and experience you get. For around 80$, you get a full 18 holes with a cart. Luckily, pace of play is normally under 4 hours even at peak times. The food upstairs is cooked by certified chefs and you would not be dissapointed with anything on the menu for the taste and price! The service in the pro shop and beverage carts are absolutely amazing and everyone was so helpful is I ever needed anything. Would recommend. - Course 4 stars - Food 5 stars - Staff 5 stars - Amenities 4 stars Overall I would say a 4.5 star…

Played a round right before they closed at 8pm. Nice guy at the clubhouse told he'd be there even if due to the ferry I arrived a little late. On the course, met the manager Colette, and three other employees. They couldn't have been nicer. Fun little course. Look, you're in the Yukon, don't expect Master's type fairways and greens and you'll be happy, and the employees make the experience even better.

Very poor experience, started the round in the afternoon and with no prior warning got kicked off of the front 9 (interrupted on hole 7 by the marshall) for a men's night tournament. Marshall Mason said we'd get a refund for the front 9 that got interrupted and we could continue on the back 9 right away. Long story short Marshall doesn't tell the same story to the front desk at the pro shop so we can't get our refund and the marshall left before we could speak to him about it. Ended up waiting an hour and a half to start the back 9. It's a mediocre course at best, definitely not worth $65(no c…

While it is early in the season, and it was my first time playing there are some shortfalls. The layout is quite nice, it is an easy course to walk and can be challenging. Say like the 210 yard par 3 on #8. Both pull carts and riding are available so choosing what you want is easy. Now the challenges, the fairways are rough to say the least, but maybe they will fill in over the summer into fall. The "rough" is actually not bad but in some places I lost a ball just off the fairway, no biggy, just hit the fairway. Sand, while I didn't hit any sand traps they looked in pretty good shape. Lastly,…

Great place to play golf. They have a very vibrant kids golfing program also.

Good course , but the greens keepers only change pins like 3 times a week, and bunkers are rarely raked . Other than that if water permits greens are pretty good

This golf club would be better rated if it didn’t try to be something it isn’t... a country club! If it accepted the fact that it’s a backwater golf course in an inclement climate where getting a professional golfing green is difficult and set its prices accordingly there would be less disappointment when you find the muddy course littered with bald spots and ruts. Don’t expect much; the grounds flood frequently and there isn’t a lot to be done for it! It’s got space to practice your golf swing. They should re-evaluate their sales pitch because it is not a country club and nothing smooth about…

The course is in the best shape it has been in the last ten years. with new trees planted and old shrubs/dead trees taken out. $20 for 9 holes before 9:00 AM weekdays.

Not the best web site - could not find green fee pricing. THEN NO seniors rate on a Sunday! Course was OK to play BUT not worth the cost.

Nothing wrong with the course. A bit of a links style course. Not seeing the issues the other reviews had. I had to rent clubs too, so I expected a higher price. I'd play again no problem.

Can't believe I paid 35 bucks to play 9 holes. The fairways had crater sized mud patches on most holes.I don't know if this is a bad season for them or not but don't waste your money. Extremely overpriced course. X.

65 bucks to play 9 holes with cart and clubs . Fairways are garbage . Would be ok if it was $65 for 18 . No twilight.