This facility maintains it has the toughest eighteen hole par 3 course in the lower mainland. It opened on what was once a Hazelnut Farm, and now there are more than 200 huge hazelnut, walnut, and apple trees on the course. Some say it's like walking through a forest. There is a creek flowing through the front nine affecting play on six holes. The front nine is quite hilly and the back is rolling and more open. Two interesting holes are #10 and #17. Hole #10 has an old well in the middle of the fairway and on #17 you tee off in front of an old nut shed that has been preserved. The signature hole is #9, a 60-yard, par 3, which sounds easy, but your tee shot is from the bottom of a hill to a blind green that sits twenty feet above.

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