Relaxed, beginner-friendly golf with scenic putting at an affordable Richmond course.
Savage Creek Golf Course & Driving Range in Richmond, BC offers an executive-length course with 16 holes and a driving range, plus the Mini Meadows 18-hole Putting Course. The grounds are described as well kept and peaceful, ideal for beginners. Friendly staff, ample parking, and affordable options (putting holes around $7-8) are highlighted, with on-site food reasonably priced. Peak times can be busy and pace may slow on weekends.
7388 No 6 Rd, Richmond, BC V6W 1C8, Canada
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A shorter, beginner-friendly course ideal for practicing your short game or enjoying a quick, relaxed round in scenic surroundings.
A well-kept range with ample bays for hitting balls, perfect for improving your swing without pressure, though it can get busy during peak hours.
An 18-hole putting course featuring unique obstacles like hills and creeks, offering fun for groups, families, and dates at affordable rates.
Rental options for clubs and other gear, making it easy for beginners or visitors to enjoy a round without bringing their own equipment.
A casual dining area serving decent, reasonably priced food and drinks, perfect for refueling after your game.
Overall rating
Francis Whitaker
I spent an afternoon at Savage Creek Golf Course & Driving Range and it was such a relaxed and enjoyable break from the usual routine. The course felt well kept and peaceful, and the driving range was a great spot to work on my swing without any pressure. I liked how friendly and laid back the place felt, making it easy to focus and just enjoy being outside. It’s a solid spot if you want to practice or play while keeping things calm and unpretentious.
F W
Pretty fun putting experience for the kids! We went on a long weekend so it was very busy. But the greens are in fantastic condition, and the scenery is really nice and unique at each hole. The favourite is definitely the one where you need to putt over a small hill, hop over a small creek, and into the hole. It's only $8 for 18 putting holes and you form a group of 4, and the way you go. The food is also pretty decent and very reasonably priced. Staff were friendly and the facility is fine. Ample parking, but it can get full so you'll have to wait for a spot. Some patrons got a bit impatient, but most were courteous and everyone had a great time.
Aries Isla
Great place to hit some balls and enjoy a casual round. The driving range is solid, but it gets pretty packed during peak hours, especially evenings and weekends—so expect a bit of a wait. The course itself is fun and beginner-friendly, though worth noting it only has 16 holes instead of the usual 18. Staff are friendly and the atmosphere is relaxed overall.
Keith Quan
This executive length course is good for working on your shorter game, or if you don't have time for a round at a full course. It can be quite muddy when it has been raining but conditions in the summer are generally good. They recently added a new hole (#8) to increase the number of holes to 16. This course does attract more beginners than other courses in the area so sometimes the pace of play can be frustratingly slow, especially on weekends.
AnimeLyfe
I tried out their Mini Meadows 18-hole Putting Course on a sunny day and it was incredibly fun. If you are looking for a date spot, this is the place to go. You will be surrounded by the beautiful scenic greenery basking in sunlight. The price is a good value at only $7/per person and $8/per person on weekends. There are lots of parking spots and you don’t need to be experienced at golfing to enjoy the game. It is a beginner-friendly activity and suitable for all ages. 10/10 would recommend! Visited on 25/04/19
