Beach Grove Golf Club has been a cornerstone of the Tsawwassen golf community since the mid-20th century, occupying flat, links-adjacent terrain near the Strait of Georgia on the southern edge of Metro Vancouver. The course sits within one of British Columbia's more unusual microclimates — the Tsawwassen peninsula receives noticeably less rainfall than Vancouver proper, meaning the fairways stay playable across much of the year. That proximity to the water also means wind is a genuine factor here, capable of turning a straightforward par into a serious test.
The layout reflects its low-lying, coastal setting: generous fairways with subtle movement, where course management and ball-flight control tend to matter more than raw distance. Par 71 suggests a design that trades a full complement of par 5s for holes that demand precision and local knowledge.
As a private members' club, Beach Grove carries the quiet, unhurried atmosphere typical of British Columbia's established private courses — a place where the regulars know every bump and breeze, and where belonging means something.
