Hazelmere Golf Club sits in the Fraser Valley region of Surrey, British Columbia, roughly 45 minutes east of Vancouver. The course was designed by Olson, Beatty, and Hnatiuk Golf Design, a Canadian firm known for routing courses through challenging terrain and integrating natural landscape features into playable layouts. The design makes use of the valley's topography, with elevation changes and tree-lined corridors typical of the region's forested setting. The course plays through a mix of open and wooded holes, with water hazards and strategic bunkering defining the playing corridors. The routing takes advantage of the site's natural contours rather than imposing an artificial template, resulting in a layout where hole-to-hole variety emerges from the land itself. Hazelmere has hosted regional and provincial competitions over its history, serving the local and regional golf community. The club maintains a membership model and operates as a private facility. Like many courses in the Lower Mainland, it reflects the Pacific Northwest's golf culture—courses built to challenge without excessive length, designed to reward accuracy and course management in conditions that can range from dry summer play to wetter autumn rounds. The course remains a solid regional venue, known among local golfers for fair conditioning and a layout that respects the natural character of the Fraser Valley landscape.