Langara Golf Course

Langara Golf Course is one of Vancouver's most historic public courses. Built by the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1926 and now run by the Vancouver Park Board, this tree-lined, 18-hole, par 71 layout sits in the middle of the city near Cambie Street and 49th Avenue, a short walk from Langara-49th Avenue Station on the Canada Line.

Course at a glance

• Access: Public (Vancouver Park Board)
• Holes and par: 18 holes, par 71
• Length: About 6,000 to 6,260 yards depending on tees
• Opened: 1926
• Practice: Practice net and putting green
• Address: 6706 Alberta Street, Vancouver, BC
• Phone: 604-713-1816

What to expect

Langara is flat and very walkable, but the narrow, tree-lined fairways punish wayward drives. Greens are small and well protected, so accuracy matters more than length. Because it is central and easy to reach by transit, it is one of the busiest courses in the city and a popular choice for after-work nine-hole rounds.

Good to know

• Book tee times through Vancouver Park Board golf online or by phone.
• There is no full driving range, so warm up on the practice net and putting green.
• The clubhouse and patio host weddings, meetings and tournament dinners.
• Transit tip: Langara-49th Avenue Station is about a 10-minute walk away.

More golf nearby

Fraserview Golf Course, McCleery Golf Course, Queen Elizabeth Park Pitch & Putt. For every course, pitch and putt, driving range and indoor simulator in the region, see our guide to golf courses in Metro Vancouver.

Details checked November 2026. Rates, hours and tee-time rules change, so confirm with the club before you go.