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Updated daily, our Course Conditions page will give you information on the status of the course, greens, driving range, putting green, pitching area, power cart access and Pro Shop at Seymour Golf and Country Club, North Vancouver,
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Seymour Golf Course Conditions

Tuesday, March 31st (7:00 AM update)

COURSE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

  • Course bathrooms will be closed. 

Greens:  Closed

Tees: Closed

Driving Range: Closed

Putting Green: Closed.

Chipping Green: Closed.

Pitching Area: Closed.

Power Cart Access: N/A

Pro Shop: Can be reached at [604-929-2611]

 

2020 Aerification Dates

Planned Aerification Dates – 2020 

  • Spring Aeration Dates: Postponed indefinitely but may still occur given the right circumstances
  • Fall Aeration Dates: To Be Determined

Please contact the Pro Shop at 604.929.2611 or check this page again closer to the planned dates for confirmation.

Corona Virus and Seymour

Click here to view the latest updates.

Disabled Golfers: Protection of the course from damage is a paramount concern / extended access is available when conditions allow it. Disabled golfers with a request for extended course access should contact the Course Superintendent (604-929-5833) at least one day prior to play, to review the request within the current agronomic conditions.

Weather Forecast

 
 

Fertilizer and Fungicide Policy

Pesticides (primarily fungicides) are used on the course and practice areas to maintain the health of the grounds. Staff members comply with legislation and manufacturer’s recommendations concerning the use of these products, and all efforts are made to protect golfers from exposure. Notices are posted prior to each application so golfers may choose to play or not to play that day.

Golfers should always take precautions to reduce any chance of absorbing pesticides:

  • Direct and/or indirect contact between your mouth and anything in contact with the playing surface should always be avoided.
  • Skin and eye contact can also result in absorption.