Pagoda Ridge Golf

GreenTee Country Club is a par 72 Metro Vancouver golf course in Fort Langley. In addition to 18 holes, it features a Great Wall of China and Asian architecture.

Langley’s GreenTee Country Club Golf Course

Pagoda Ridge only opened to the public in 2012, but, in our opinion, it’s one of the best golf courses in the Fraser Valley. Now known as GreenTee Country Club, the course has 18 holes and is a par 72 that plays 6965 yards from the tips. With bent grass on its fairways and greens, along with a good drainage system, GreenTee Country Club claims to be the driest course in the Lower Mainland.

The entrance to the golf course at GreenTee Country Club isn’t as grand and fancy as some places. It’s fairly modest – not at all super swanky – and the parking lot is gravel. The course itself though, in our opinion, is exceptional.

The course is uniquely designed and clearly inspired by East Asian architecture. In fact, immediately upon entering the parking lot, golfers are likely to notice the Chinese-style roofs on GreenTee’s restaurant and pro shop that distinguish the course from other places.

There is an interesting authentic Chinese Fighting Ship that is used as a snack shop. The course even has a Great Wall of China replica beside the 10th green that golfers can walk on to get to the next tee box.

GreenTee’s architectural features make for quite an experience, but the course itself is beautiful too. The grass is typically in great condition and the course’s signature 18th hole boasts a breathtaking view of Glenn Valley, the Fraser River and the surrounding mountain ranges.

There are numerous water hazards and bunkers that challenge golfers throughout the course. However, it is still quite forgiving overall compared to more difficult courses. This makes GreenTee enjoyable to golfers of varying skill levels.

GreenTee Country Club in Langley — GreenTee Restaurant & Pro Shop Building

Where is GreenTee Country Club?

GreenTee Country Club is located at 7887 264th Street in the north-eastern region of Langley. If driving via the Trans-Canada Highway, from Vancouver or from somewhere else west of Langley, take exit 73 to get onto 264th Street and then continue straight to get to the course.

FORT LANGLEY HISTORIC SITE

Looking for something else to do in the area? GreenTee Country Club is only about a 10-minute drive away from the Fort Langley National Historic Site. It’s a great place to visit either before or after a round of golf.

The fort used to a Hudson Bay Company trading post. It’s now full of old structures, artifacts and exhibitions to explore. There are often special events and demonstrations as well. For more information about the fort, visit the Parks Canada website.

Green Fees

The summer season in 2024 started on May 1st. Adult rates during regular hours are $90 on weekdays and $105 on weekends.

Note: Senior, junior and twilight green fees generally cost less. Prices are subject to change.

Golfing at Pagoda Ridge — 17th Green by Chinese Fighting Ship

General Tips

Below are some suggestions to help you have a great golfing experience at GreenTee Country Club.

TIP #1: The view on hole 18 is amazing. If you plan on playing a twilight round, try to finish while there’s still some light left, just so you can enjoy the view at its best.

TIP #2: While in the area, check out some of the region’s other top places to visit. These include the Fort Langley Historic Site, which is just a short drive away. Langley is also home to a number of Lower Mainland Wineries, as well as Pumpkin Patches in the fall.

JAZZ IN FORT LANGLEY

Another fabulous event in Fort Langley is the Fort Langley Jazz & Arts Festival. It features both free and ticketed events from July 25th to 28th in 2024. Most of the free performances happen outdoors. The festival also offers an Art Market, Kidz Zone and other activities for all ages.