
Seymour Golf Community Fund
Seymour raises and awards assistance and support funding each year, and also continues building a legacy foundation that will eventually be self-funding.

Building community through golf.
Seymour has long given back to the North Shore community, providing annual support to many of our local charitable organizations.
With charitable initiatives now exceeding $2 million, Seymour has advanced educational, health, cultural, recreational, and community programs to help make our community stronger.
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Seymour raises and awards assistance and support funding each year, and also continues building a legacy foundation that will eventually be self-funding.

Seymour regularly hosts and supports member and public charitable tournaments charitable tournaments that bring the community together around shared causes. These events provide a platform for local organizations to raise funds and awareness, while also creating opportunities for members, guests, and partners to get involved.

Head Golf Professional Dale Schienbein and his team support the ALS Society of BC, having raised over $600,000 through the annual PGA of BC Golf-A-Thon. They lead the province in funds raised through this event.

Since 1999, Seymour has introduced young players to golf through partnerships with North Shore elementary schools, offering early access in a supportive environment. The club also supports high school programs, helping develop athletes who have gone on to compete at amateur and university levels.

Seymour is home to diverse local wildlife and has prioritized environmental stewardship since becoming Canada’s first Audubon-certified golf course in 1992. Through responsible course management, the club supports a healthy ecosystem while maintaining a high-quality playing experience.

Seymour has decades of experience hosting tournaments, including recognized events like the North Shore Community Foundation Tournament. From corporate outings to large competitions, events are supported by experienced staff and played on a course maintained to the standards of top private clubs.

Seymour employs the North Shore's best, with a combined team of 150 full-time and seasonal staff. From operations to hospitality, the club provides a work environment built on consistency and respect.
Honoured by the District of Vancouver as an "Outstanding Employer of Youth", Seymour has 150 full-time and seasonal employees in grounds maintenance, golf services, culinary, clubhouse maintenance, and administrative positions.
We award annual scholarships and grants to support education, leadership development, and community service among North Shore youth and community organizations.