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Quesnel Golf Club
18-Hole Golf in Quesnel, British Columbia
Quesnel Golf Club is an 18-hole public golf course located in Quesnel, British Columbia, offering a welcoming and accessible golf experience for players of all skill levels.
With scenic, tree-lined fairways, rolling terrain, and a thoughtfully designed Par 71 layout, the course provides enjoyable play for new golfers while offering added challenge and strategy for experienced players.
Open to the public and rooted in the local community, Quesnel Golf Club combines classic course design, a full practice facility, a friendly clubhouse atmosphere, and a proud golf history that dates back to 1930. Whether you are visiting the Cariboo region or are a local golfer, you will find a course that values quality golf, connection, and enjoyment of the game.
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A Course Designed for
Every Golfer
The front nine at Quesnel Golf Club features generous fairways that encourage confident swings and reward solid ball striking. The back nine introduces tighter landing areas, mature trees, and increased emphasis on accuracy and course management.
Together, the layout creates a round that is engaging from the first tee to the final green, regardless of handicap or experience level.
The course supports casual play, family rounds, league competition, and tournament golf in a relaxed and inclusive environment.
Championship 18-Hole Course
Enjoy classic golf architecture, well-maintained fairways, and greens that reflect decades of thoughtful care and course stewardship.
Dedicated Practice Facility
Practice with purpose at the only full golf practice facility in the area, including a driving range, short-game area, and large putting green.
Bogie’s Kitchen and Clubhouse
Relax and refuel before or after your round at Bogie’s Kitchen, featuring indoor seating and a popular patio overlooking the course.
A Proud Golf History in Quesnel
Golf in Quesnel dates back to 1930 and the first organized course, Willingdon Links, which was a rudimentary layout of nine holes, and was officially opened by Lord and Lady Willingdon. The first hole ran from the present Dunrovin Park Lodge to the first green at the Quesnel Museum.
From there, golfers crossed the railway tracks and played along the Quesnel River until the 7th tee which crossed back over the railway tracks and the 9th green by the old tennis courts. When the PGE Railway discontinued the lease for Willingdon links, local resident, Llyod Harper found and began development on the new 9 hole course at the current location on 1800 Blackwater Road. On June 3rd, 1956 the new course was officially opened. With the addition of the back 9 in the 1980’s, Quesnel Golf Club has become well known for it’s tree-lined fairways, rolling terrain, and challenging back nine to host many local and provincial tournaments, serving local and visiting golfers throughout central and northern British Columbia.