The Nursery Golf & Country Club - Range Rd 270

Great little course, friendly staff. Tee boxes could be leveled out. Other then that it's a fun place to play. Early spring conditions, but that's to be expected this time of year.

Love the wildlife & the free country feeling. Great golf day!!?

Great track in the middle of nowhere. Worth playing.

The wasps! You cant swing a club without a wasp in your face. You go back to your cart, two wasps! You try and drive away but the physics denying wasps just still float around your drinks. You grap your club from your bag, nope thats another wasp. Blame your slice on the wasp on your ball. Cant putt because theres 15 wasps on your line. Go to drive but the wasps made a hive out of your tee, make sure you use plastic tees. Some fun dog legs though and some tricky water. A par 4 that my app thinks is a par 5 so i got an eagle lol. No range. Lots of wasps. Like a ridiculous amount of wasps. Thats all i really remember about this course is the wasps. And scoring a 10 on hole 9. I blame the wasps.

Greens are in surprisingly good shape, of course the rain we have received this month definitely helped. Now can they maintain this shape for the remainder of the season Tee boxes definitely need some work.

I wanted to share my experience with the campground at Nursery Golf & Country Club. In late June I reserved a spot for a one month stay, July 16th to August 16th. Due to some delays in my travel from BC, I had to change my reservation from July 23rd to August 23rd. When I called to make the change they were very accommodating and told me that those dated were indeed available to me. When I arrived to check in, my name was right there in their ledger book and had 'might stay for a month' in brackets below my name. The young lady checking me in asked if I was indeed staying for the month and I confirmed that I was and paid for the month in full. I arrived July 23rd and was scheduled to leave August 23rd and paid up in full. On August 17th, the office called me to ask what time I would be checking out...they told me that they had someone else moving into my spot that day and there were no other spots available in the RV park. I explained that I was not scheduled to leave until the 23rd and was paid to stay until that date. An argument began, and I was simply told that I had to leave as they had no other spots available and somehow this other reservation took precedent over my paid reservation. I was told by a gentleman across from me in a seasonal spot, that my spot along with 3 or more others had been reserved by his neighbor (also a season guest) for some friends of his arriving to golf there. I was very angry, very upset, and was given only a few hours to pack down my 40 foot 5th wheel and move out, with no vacancies available anywhere near me to go to, When I spoke with the manager on my way out, there was no apology, no ownership of their double booking mistake...they offered to put me into a dry camp spot and run an extension cord to me or give me my money back for the one week that they were forcing me out early. There were other problems but minor compared to this. Very unorganized establishment.

Beautiful, well maintained front 9. We drove 2 hours to try this course, only to find the back 9 closed. I understand they need to maintain to keep up the great conditions here, but disappointed we were not told by the pro shop upon booking. The front 9 was great, but not worth the full price to play it twice. However, the front did impress me enough to visit again next season, in hopes to try the back 9 and Canada's longest hole!

Played here lots and would continue to for years but our whole group annoyed with how they stack people and have all decided find something elce. Quite a few times it's been like this but today was 4 in front and 2 behind. 3 of us were constantly waiting to tee off. It's to over stacked most of the time. I literally practiced pw shots over 400yd runs and still was waiting.