Moberly Lake Golf Club

Moberly Lake Golf Club sits in the Peace River region of northeastern British Columbia, approximately 25 kilometers west of Chetwynd. The course occupies land along the shores of Moberly Lake, a glacial lake that stretches through the forested terrain characteristic of this part of the province. The Robinson family designed and developed the layout, working with the natural topography of rolling ground and mature stands of spruce and pine that define the northern interior landscape. The routing takes advantage of elevation changes and lake views where the property allows, with holes playing through corridors of forest and across more open meadow areas. Water comes into play on several holes, both from the lake itself and from smaller creeks and wetlands that cross the property. The design reflects a straightforward approach typical of regional courses built to serve local communities, with playable fairways and greens that accommodate a range of skill levels while still presenting strategic interest for better players. Moberly Lake serves the small population centers of the Peace River district, a region known more for its resource industries and agricultural activity than for golf tourism. The club functions as a community gathering place during the short northern golf season, which typically runs from late spring through early autumn. The setting offers a quiet, forested atmosphere distinct from courses in more populated parts of British Columbia, with the surrounding wilderness and lake providing a remote character that reflects the broader geography of the northern interior.