Springs Course Green Fees

With five sets of tees playing between 4,944 and 6,818 yards, this meticulously maintained par 72 course unfolds along the Columbia River and blends seamlessly into the landscape – combining dramatic golf shots with naturally beautiful views.
Green Fees
Weekday Rate
Monday – Thursday $140
2:00PM $112
3:30PM $91
5:00PM $70
Weekend Rate
Friday – Sunday & Holidays $160
2:00PM $128
3:30PM $104
5:00PM $80

*Includes Green fees, cart, range balls, tees, green repair tool, bottle of water
*All posted rates subject to GST.

Tour
Springs Hole 1

Favour the right side off the tee. Big hitters can cut the corner on the left. The downhill approach shot requires less club than the yardage calls for.

4 Par 415 yds 386 yds 349 yds 317 yds 273 yds
Springs Hole 2

Accuracy is the key on this difficult hole with room for error on the right. Play to the 150 marker from the tee. Use an extra club on your approach to avoid the greenside bunkers.

4 Par 400 yds 370 yds 348 yds 313 yds 252 yds
Springs Hole 3

A long straight tee shot is required on this slight dogleg to the right. Lay up short of the bunkers on your 2nd shot. Often reachable in two for longer hitters.

5 Par 503 yds 483 yds 467 yds 446 yds 415 yds
Springs Hole 4

First of the Springs’ famous par 3s. Take enough club to avoid the large bunker short of the green. Centre of the green is always a good play.

3 Par 185 yds 154 yds 134 yds 116 yds 90 yds
Springs Hole 5

A long tee shot down the left centre sets up a mid-iron approach to this slightly elevated green. Be careful of the large waste bunkers on the left.

4 Par 446 yds 431 yds 403 yds 380 yds 342 yds
Springs Hole 6

Take enough club to avoid the deep bunker guarding the front of the green. Keep the ball short and left of the pin if possible to avoid downhill putts on this difficult two tiered green.

3 Par 195 yds 178 yds 154 yds 132 yds 122 yds
Springs Hole 7

Accuracy is required to avoid the large waste bunkers flanking both sides of the fairway. Club selection is important to this long three tiered green.

4 Par 386 yds 360 yds 339 yds 314 yds 300 yds
Springs Hole 8

Ideal tee shot is placed short of the pond leaving 130 yards to this very large green. Play safe here, 4 is always a good score. Be careful with back left pin placements.

4 Par 355 yds 336 yds 323 yds 304 yds 280 yds
Springs Hole 9

This difficult par 5 requires both length and accuracy. Keep your 2nd shot short and left of the fairway bunkers setting up a mid iron approach to an undulating green.

5 Par 550 yds 516 yds 484 yds 460 yds 422 yds
Springs Hole 10

Yardage is measured around the pond allowing longer hitters a chance to reach the green in two. If laying up, favour the right hand side with your 2nd shot.

5 Par 501 yds 480 yds 460 yds 430 yds 400 yds
Springs Hole 11

Accuracy off the tee is important to avoid water on the right. Lay up off the tee with a mid to long iron setting up a short iron approach to a large green.

4 Par 352 yds 326 yds 297 yds 272 yds 249 yds
Springs Hole 12

A straight tee shot is required to avoid the bunkers right and out of bounds left. Club selection is important on your approach to this very long green.

4 Par 400 yds 375 yds 346 yds 317 yds 297 yds
Springs Hole 13

Favour the left side all the way up on this tricky Par 5. Don’t be long with your approach, the ball must be kept below the hole on this severely sloped green.

5 Par 541 yds 501 yds 473 yds 453 yds 428 yds
Springs Hole 14

All carry from the tee on this difficult par 3. Club selection must be precise in attempting to carry the canyon while keeping the ball below the hole on this large, sloping green.

3 Par 201 yds 174 yds 151 yds 147 yds 85 yds
Springs Hole 15

Longer hitters can cut the corner aiming for the large gap in the trees. Be mindful of players ahead as they may not be visible. Shorter hitters play straight out to the corner.

4 Par 443 yds 413 yds 377 yds 359 yds 310 yds
Springs Hole 16

Tee shot should be played to the 150 yard marker avoiding the canyon on the left. Tough second shot to a long narrow green. Accuracy is crucial on the approach.

4 Par 390 yds 359 yds 324 yds 301 yds 279 yds
Springs Hole 17

The last of the Springs’ famous par 3s requires precise distance control to this large but very shallow green. Don’t let the yardage fool you, 3 is a great score.

3 Par 149 yds 137 yds 124 yds 114 yds 101 yds
Springs Hole 18

Tough finishing hole requires a well placed tee shot just right of the large fairway bunker. Play to the center of the green to avoid the numerous green side bunkers.

4 Par 406 yds 383 yds 352 yds 342 yds 299 yds