Surrey Golf Club's Main course occupies rolling terrain in Surrey, British Columbia, designed by Dan Kitsul. The layout takes advantage of the natural topography characteristic of the Fraser Valley region, where gentle elevation changes and mature tree corridors define playing corridors. The course reflects a traditional parkland style common to Pacific Northwest golf, with Douglas firs and cedars framing fairways and creating strategic demands off the tee. The routing moves through varied terrain that requires golfers to manage both distance control and accuracy. Elevation shifts create optical challenges on approach shots, while strategically placed bunkers and water features appear on several holes. The greens typically feature modest undulation, rewarding precise iron play while remaining accessible to mid-handicap players. The course conditioning benefits from the region's temperate climate, which supports year-round play despite seasonal rainfall. Surrey Golf Club serves the local golfing community in the Greater Vancouver area, maintaining a membership-focused environment while accommodating public play. The club's facilities include practice areas and a clubhouse that reflects the straightforward, welcoming character common to many established British Columbia clubs. The course provides a solid test of golf without excessive length, emphasizing course management and shot-making over pure power.