
Club History
Seymour Golf & Country Club was founded in 1953, when a group of North Vancouver residents established a course carved out of the surrounding wilderness. Much of that original forest still defines the layout today, with tight, tree-lined fairways and small, fast greens set across gently undulating terrain. Seymour has also built a strong reputation through its leadership and competitive history. In 1992, it became the first golf course in Canada to achieve Audubon certification, followed by the removal of gender-based membership restrictions in 1996. The club has hosted a number of notable events, including the CN Women’s Tour (2009), BC Amateur Championship (2014), Canadian Men’s Amateur (co-host, 2022), and Canadian Mid-Amateur Championship (2025), along with multiple industry awards recognizing excellence in golf operations.





