Glen Meadows Golf & Country Club sits on the Saanich Peninsula near Sidney, British Columbia, approximately 25 kilometers north of Victoria. The course was designed by Percy Criddle, a Vancouver-based architect who worked primarily in British Columbia during the mid-20th century. Criddle's designs typically emphasized playability and integration with the natural landscape, characteristics that define Glen Meadows. The course occupies relatively level terrain characteristic of the peninsula's agricultural lands, with mature trees lining many fairways and strategic bunkering that rewards accurate play. The routing takes advantage of the property's natural features while remaining walkable, reflecting design sensibilities of its era. Water features come into play on several holes, adding variety to the strategic demands placed on golfers. Glen Meadows serves as a community club on the Saanich Peninsula, providing golf and social amenities to members and visitors in the greater Victoria area. The region's temperate coastal climate allows for year-round play, making the course a consistent option for local golfers. The club's location near Sidney, close to the Swartz Bay ferry terminal and Victoria International Airport, positions it as an accessible facility for both residents and those visiting Vancouver Island. The course reflects the character of Vancouver Island golf: tree-lined parkland design, moderate elevation changes, and conditions influenced by the maritime climate that keeps the region green throughout much of the year.