Tsawwassen Springs Golf Course

Tsawwassen Springs Golf Course is an 18-hole layout in Delta, British Columbia, designed by architect Ted Locke with modern water management techniques that keep conditions playable year-round. The course divides naturally into two distinct sides. The south side features completely renovated holes where mature pines, willows, firs, and cedars — many transplanted from the original layout — line the bluff holes at the 2nd through 5th. Six ponds shape the routing throughout, most notably at the 7th and 8th, while Gordy's Bridge, carried over from the original course, sits adjacent to the 9th. The north side is more contoured and wild in character. A serpentine watercourse runs through it, providing wildlife habitat and influencing play at the 14th, 15th, 17th, and 18th holes. The Great Blue Heron — the course's logo inspiration — is a regular sight along this stretch. The 18th finishes at a peninsular green. Views of the North Shore mountains are visible from multiple points on this side. Rated 4.4 by Hole19 golfers, Tsawwassen Springs is one of the most-played courses in British Columbia on Hole19.