Riverway

Riverway Golf Course

9001 Bill Fox Way
Burnaby BC V5J 5J3
Canada

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Phone

604-280-4653

Email: [email protected]

Sunday: Sunrise - 11:45 pm

Monday: 9:00 am - 11:45 pm

Tuesday: Sunrise - 11:45 pm

Wednesday: 9:00 am - 11:45 pm

Thursday: Sunrise - 11:45 pm

Friday: 9:00 am - 11:45 pm

Saturday: Sunrise - 11:45 pm

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About Riverway

Home of the 2026 BC Amateur and 2027 BC Women’s Amateur Golf Championships

Located in south Burnaby 15 km east of Vancouver International Airport, Riverway is one of Greater Vancouver's premier 18-hole championship golf courses. The 5,400-7,000 yard course is imaginatively designed with links-style fairways lined by wind-swept mounds of wild fescue. The layout is diverse and challenging, with an array of white tan bunkers and water hazards strategically placed to make every shot an adventure.

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Driving Ranges

The Riverway Driving Range is open to the public until 11:45 pm, last balls are sold at 10:30 pm and last buckets dispensed at 10:45 pm. The Driving Range features 54 covered, climate-controlled stalls—night-lit for your convenience. It's the perfect place to perfect your swing! During busy times, you may need to wait for a stall. Thank you!

Pro Shop

Located just north of the main clubhouse, our full-service pro shop offers brand name golf equipment and golf attire at competitive prices. We rent golf clubs, pull-carts and powercarts. Our PGA of Canada professionals are also available for lessons and custom club fitting.

The pro shop is open during the same business hours as the golf course.

Rentals

Golf Burnaby offers a variety of rental options. If you're visiting from out of town and need a set of clubs, or if you're new to the game and want to borrow a club or two to have some fun on the range—we have you covered! We also rent the Tempo Walk™, a state-of-the-art autonomous caddie, push carts with umbrella holders and power carts to make your round of golf enjoyable in any conditions.

Clubhouse

Riverway Clubhouse is south Burnaby's hidden gem, serving outstanding food for exceptional value. The clubhouse features beautiful wood beam architecture with floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of the picturesque course. It will be a dining experience you won't soon forget! For more information, please contact 604-297-4888.

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About Our Course

Hole #1 (par 4)

Not an easy start, this opening hole plays long when hitting into the wind. A good drive leaves a mid- to long-iron second shot. Watch for the large hidden bunker at the back-left of the green.

Hole #2 (par 4)

Wind direction is the important factor in deciding whether to try cutting the corner. The reward for an aggressive drive is a short iron to a relatively unprotected green. The left side of the green is not deep and has a lot of slope, so be careful with approaches to that side.

Hole #3 (par 5)

After a good drive, be sure you have enough club to get over the creek that cuts across the fairway 100 yards from the green. There's no shame in laying up short of the creek on your second shot. Take more club for your approach shot if the flag is on the right half of the green.

Hole #4 (par 4)

Long and tough, with OB on your left. A good drive will leave you with a long-iron or fairway wood second shot. The green is open in front, so you can bounce on with little risk.

Hole #5 (par 5)

Long hitters can reach this par 5 with 2 good shots. Others might choose to lay-up short of the second set of fairway bunkers to leave themselves a short-iron third shot. The green slopes from back left to front right, so don’t be surprised to see your birdie putt wander to the right.

Hole #6 (par 3)

Club selection is vital since this shot is all carry. Be sure to factor wind direction into your decision. Water, sand and a tricky two-level green make this a deceptively challenging par 3. Being on the wrong side of the green makes 2 putts a real challenge.

Hole #7 (par 4)

Get too aggressive and you’ll pay the price! Aim your tee shot at the left fairway bunker and try to finish at the 150 marker. Take plenty of club hitting to the green—the water is closer to the fringe than it appears.

Hole #8 (par 3)

Another tough par 3. You may not want to attack the flag if it’s behind the front bunker since this green is fairly shallow and may not hold a long iron shot. Shots can be bounced on to the left side of the green for those not as brave.

Hole #9 (par 4)

No room for error. The prudent play is to the 150 marker as the fairway narrows rapidly after that. But the risky play can be rewarded with a shorter approach shot. This very deep green plays differently depending on pin placement.

Hole #10 (par 4)

The back 9 starts with a relatively easy par 4. A good drive will leave a short- to mid-iron second shot. Keep your approach on the correct level of the green and you’ll have a good chance at a birdie.

Hole #11 (par 3)

Short, but tricky. Check the flag before choosing a club as the trees on your left will hide the wind that normally blows from the left. The green angles back from left to right, so pin placement on the right half of the green requires a full club more than when the pin is on the left.

Hole #12 (par 4)

A tough driving hole, aim your tee shot inside the right traps and hope for the best. After a good drive you’ll have a mid-iron second to this deep green. A poor drive may have you reaching for a calculator as there is OB on the left and the fairway traps on the right are deep and unforgiving.

Hole #13 (par 5)

A good drive will set you up for another chance at a birdie. Avoid the fairway bunkers and you'll have an easy shot to a relatively unprotected green. The green has 3 sections—front-right, back-right and left. Hitting to the correct section will make your birdie putt much easier.

Hole #14 (par 4)

Big hitters may want to cut the corner, but there’s only a tiny margin for error. Take a deep breath and go for it! The green slopes steeply from back left to front right, so plan your approach shot accordingly. Downhill 3 putts are not uncommon.

Hole #15 (par 3)

This green may look unprotected since there are no bunkers, but the forest looms only a few yards from the fringe. The green slopes away from you on the back third so be careful when you're hitting to back pins.

Hole #16 (par 4)

Homeward bound. The fairway angles to the right, so hit your drive at the huge mound down the right side of the fairway. Putting can be treacherous on this undulating green.

Hole #17 (par 4)

Start your drive down the left side to avoid the rough that cuts into the fairway on the right. A good iron shot is required to avoid the creek and all the greenside bunkers.

Hole #18 (par 5)

A good drive will go over the crest of the hill, so ensure that the group in front is out of danger before hitting. A lay-up second shot leaves you with a short iron into another very deep green. Or go for it and impress your friends watching from the clubhouse deck!