The Bald Eagle GC is in the Lower Mainland a section of land which juts out in the Strait of Georgia from Canada but is in Washington.

The course is etched through the forest of the peninsula with views of the Straits and the occasional orca passing by if you're lucky. It's literally carved through the pine trees over relatively level land with a generous amount of sand bunkers and water hazards in play through the fairways and guarding the greens. The course plays to 6,868 yards, 73.5/136, course/slope ratings from the tips with three shorter tees, designed by Graham Cooke in 2001.