University Golf Club

University Golf Club

The University Golf Club is a public golf club located in Pacific Spirit Regional Park near the city of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and the University of British Columbia.

History of the club

University Golf Club was designed by A.V. Macan ["The Golf Course", by Geoffrey Cornish and Ronald Whitten, 1981.] , and was opened as a public course in 1929 by John Boyd. It was originally named Westward Ho!, but the club became known to the public by its current name soon after. The project was originally estimated to have cost little more than $70,000 to $80,000 to complete. [cite web|title = University Golf Club - Official web site (History section)|url=http://www.universitygolf.com|accessdate = 2007-07-23]

Currently the club does not offer membership of any kind, hence the club's motto: Non-members only.

Future of the course

The future of the course has been called into question, according to an article in the "Vancouver Sun" newspaper published on June 27, 2007, the local Musqueam Indian Band is attempting to buy the land which the course occupies in order to build housing, however there is a land use covenant in place restricting the use of the land to a golf course for a "long-term period". The Musqueam Band offered in 2003 to buy the course on the understanding that it would honour the land use covenant. These events are still unfolding and it is unclear what will happen at this time. [cite news|last = Fowlie|first = Jonathan|title = Housing slated for university golf course, opponents say|publisher = The Vancouver Sun|date = 2007-06-27|url = http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/story.html?id=aa532a3f-68a0-48a5-8750-24da6e578900&k=60235|accessdate = 2007-07-23]

Scorecard

External links

* [http://www.universitygolf.com/ University Golf Club - Official web site]

Citations


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