Langley Golf Centre

Nothing on this course is much longer than 200 yards, and that is the whole idea. Langley Golf Centre is a short-game course: eighteen holes for wedges and irons, with four ponds in play and a two-tiered green on hole 16 that asks for real accuracy. There’s a chipping green for warming up, and the clubhouse bistro looks out over the course for afterwards.

The new range

The big change is the driving range, which opened this year. It’s a two-level building with covered bays, and every bay has Toptracer ball tracking. The lower level is set up for practice: bays hold up to three golfers and book in 30-minute blocks with 50 balls included. The upper level is the social one, with up to six golfers per bay, hour-long bookings and 110 balls. Toptracer shows your shot data and runs games and virtual rounds, but you can ignore it and just hit balls.

Book through Sweetspot, on their site or in the app. A walk-in might find a free bay, but it isn’t guaranteed, and a bay that looks empty may be reserved. Online cancellations close 12 hours before your start time.

What it costs

Prices when we looked on Oct 31, 2026; the rates page is the one to trust.

• 18 holes: adults $38 on a weekday, $40 on weekends and holidays; seniors (60+) $32 and $35; juniors (6 to 16) $29
• 9 holes: adults $30 and $35; seniors $25 and $30; juniors $22
• Kids 5 and under play free with a paying adult
• Rentals: a set of clubs is $10 for nine holes or $20 for 18, and a pull cart is $7

Before you go

The Par Buster Bistro is counter service (fries with beer cheese, a gyro, nachos) and its listed season is March to October, so don’t count on it in midwinter. Group tournaments need at least 16 golfers, and 2026 is already sold out. For lessons, their site points to Play First Golf, which lists the same 44 Avenue address and runs junior programs, adult programs and private lessons.

Call 604-534-4555 to check on conditions. More local places to spend an afternoon are in our Murrayville guide and on Shop Local in Murrayville.