The Stanley Park Pitch and Putt Golf Course is a 1200 yard, 18 hole, par 54 golf course in Stanley Park.

Holes range from 40 yards to 100 yards and are all par 3.

It is probably one of the most picturesque golf courses you will ever play.  There are many tall mature trees throughout the course and the course is surrounded by a huge world class Rhododendron garden.

You can buy some cold drinks and snacks at the clubhouse at enjoy them on the patio. &bnsp;They also sell golf balls and other golf accessories such as tees.  You can also rent clubs here.

April 9, 2025: We played the course.  The fairway on hole#10 is very soggy so wear waterproof shoes if possible.  A couple of the greens have a lot of sand on them.  We recommend that you bring a towel to clean off your clubs and balls at this time until it dries up!

March 1, 2025: The golf course is open for the season!  It is open daily weather-permitting.

• Hole 1: 40 yards: This hole is a very short, flat fairway to a slightly raised medium sized green.  Some people have trouble hitting it this short.  The green generally runs right to left.
• Hole 2: 80 yards: This hole is a fairly long flat hole with a flat fairway to a slightly raised large green.  There is a drop off if you hit it too far on the left and back of the green.  The green generally runs back to front.
• Hole 3: 70 yards: This hole is a medium length, downhill fairway to a large flat green.  There is a large tree to the left that you need to get over or hit to the right of the green.
• Hole 4: 65 yards: This hole is a short length, flat fairway to a slightly raised flat medium size green.  Hitting to far to the left, right, or back of the green may get you into trouble!  Note that when it is rainy the fairway can be wet and muddy.
• Hole 5: 95 yards: One of the 2 long holes on this course, it is a flat fairway to a large flat green.  However, there is a large stump to the left of the green.  If you hit behind the stump you can get into trouble.
• Hole 6: 80 yards: This hole is a medium length with a flat fairway that has a raised medium sized green.  There are some trees to the left of the green to avoid.
• Hole 7: 65 yards: This is a short-medium length, but is one of the hardest holes on the course.  It has a slightly uphill fairway to a steep raised green.  The green has a flat part on the top, and a steep slope on the lower 70%.  It is very easy to putt too hard and have your ball roll completely off of the green!
• Hole 8: 75 yards: This hole is medium length and has a flat fairway with a slightly raised flat green.  The fairway on this hole is narrow because of trees.
• Hole 9: 50 yards: This is a short hole with a flat fairway and a slightly raised large flat green to end the front nine.  You are back at the clubhouse at this point.
• Hole 10: 80 yards: This is a medium length hole has a slightly downhill faiway to a large flat green.  Note that when it is rainy the fairway can be wet and muddy.
• Hole 11: 65 yards: This is a short 65 yard hole with a downhill fairway and large flat green.  Note that when it is rainy the fairway can be wet and muddy.
• Hole 12: 50 yards: This is a short hole with a slightly upward fairway to a slightly raised green that is not flat!  Watch the trees and bush to the left.
• Hole 13: 65 yards: This is long 65 yard hole with a downhill fairway and uphill large not flat green.  The green runs back to front.  Avoid the trees and bush to the left.
• Hole 14: 100 yards: This is the longest hole on the course.  It has a flat fairway with a large not flat green.  The green runs back to front.
• Hole 15: 50 yards: This is a very short hole with a flat fairway and flat medium-sized green.  Watch the trees overhanging to the right.
• Hole 16: 50 yards: This is a short hole with a dipping fairway to a high raised flat medium sized green.  Avoid going left as it is a steep chip up!
• Hole 17: 65 yards: This hole has a downhill-uphill fairway leading to a large not-flat green that runs left to right.
• Hole 18: 75 yards: This hole has a flat fairway and large flat green that has a slight back to front slope.

The Stanley Park Pitch n Putt Golf Course is one of 3 Pitch and Putt golf courses in Vancouver.

The other Pitch and Putt golf courses in Vancouver are the Queen Elizabeth Park and Rupert Park Pitch and Putt golf courses.  Both The Rupert Park and Queen Elizabeth golf courses are both longer and more difficult than Stanley Park.  Rupert Park has all raised greens, narrow fairways and water features.  Queen Elizabeth has limited irrigation so gets really dry in the summer and has a mix of holes with generally wider fairways.

The Stanley Park Pitch and Putt Golf Course is located on Lagoon Drive on the south side of Stanley Park near the Beach Avenue entrance to the Park.

Nearby are the Stanley Park Brewing Restaurant and Brewery, English Bay Tennis Courts, and Queen Elizabeth Oak Tree and plaque.

Surrounding most of the golf course is the Ted and Mary Greig Rhododendron Garden.

The Address of the Stanley Park Pitch and Putt Golf Course is 2099 Lagoon Drive, Vancouver, BC, V6G 2R9.

The Phone Number of the Stanley Park Pitch and Putt Golf Course is 604-681-0826.

The Stanley Park Pitch and Putt Golf Course is 1200 yards long.

Par for the Stanley Park Pitch and Putt Golf Course is 54.

No, Tee Times are first-come, first-served.

Depending on the time you arrive at the course there can be a lineup of up to 1 to 2 hours or more at peak times.

According to the city's website, the 2025 Green Fees for 18 holes (including taxes) are:

Adult (19-64 years): $17.38 Monday to Sunday, $260.40 for 20 round punch card, $120.44 monthly pass

Senior (65+ years): $12.18 Monday to Sunday, $182.70 for 20 round punch card, $84.32 monthly pass

Youth (18 and under): $12.18 Monday to Sunday, $182.70 for 20 round punch card, $84.32 monthly pass

Monthly pass sales end on October 31.  Punch cards are non-refundable, non-transferable, and valid for 1 year.

You can also use your monthly passes and punch cards at the 2 other pitch and putt golf courses in Vancouver: Queen Elizabeth Park and Rupert Park.

Yes, you can rent clubs at the Stanley Park Pitch and Putt.  You can also buy balls and tees.

Cost(2025 prices according to their website): Club and Ball Purchases: $2.74

You need a minimum of 2 clubs per person.  One club must be a putter and the other an iron.

Rentals stop 2.5 hours before close.

As of March 2025: Daily 10am to 5pm -weather dependent

There is a parking lot right across the street from the Stanley Park Golf Course club house.  This parking lot is also used by the Stanley Park Brewing Restaurant and Brewery and Tennis Courts.  It rarely fills up completely.

There is also parking along Lagoon Drive which borders the golf course...but be aware of flying golf balls!

For complete Stanley Park parking information go here: Parking in Stanley Park

Yes, there is a washroom in the club house that is accessible when the course is open.

If you are a good golfer, the course takes approximately 1.5 hours to complete if it is not busy.  An average round takes from 2 to 2.5 hours, but can go as long as 3 hours if it is really busy.

You are required to have at least 2 clubs per person.

One club must be a putter and one club must be an iron.

At a minimum, we would say that you need a 9 iron and a putter.  We usually like to golf with a pitching wedge as well for the short chips.  A really good golfer can play with a pitching wedge and putter.

To get a good score in Pitch and Putt golf, a good strategy is to try to get your tee shot on the green, then try to 2 putt to get par.  Hopefully, you will get some opportunities for birdies.

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