Kingsville Golf&Country; Club was founded in 1925 and to this day is one of the finest golfing facilities in the area.Located just 30 minutes from the Windsor/Detroit border,2 miles from Lake Erie.Kingsville Golf&Country; Club is a scenic course of championship quality,offering 27 holes inundated with trees,traps,hills,water and wild life.The course is made up of three nines named Red,White&Gold;,each with its own unique character.Errant shots on at least a dozen holes can find water.Over 100 sand traps enhance competitive golf for all levels of players.Come prepared!For those balls that avoid the rough,the well groomed fairways will be a delight.The large greens,especially on the Gold course is an award winning golf course that defies the flatlands of Essex County.The rolling landscape and treed fairways flow naturally throughout the three nine hole courses-each offering its own set of challenges for every level of golfer.Known for its impeccable conditioning and true,quick greens,Kingsville has welcomed several provincial and national championships in Canadian golf.Our club is also honored to be home to three Canadian Amateur Champions-Cheryll Damphouse,Laura Henderson-Matthews and one of Canada’s most promising professionals,Richard Scott.Should you feel inspired by our home course champions,we welcome you to warm up on our incredible practice facility that includes target greens,a 30-station hitting area,chipping greens,and a practice green.After your round,relax in our clubhouse and enjoy our menu.We are as famous for our food as we are for our championship golf course.Kingsville has always enjoyed being open to members and guests as a semi-private golf facility.Our staff and members are very proud of our fine golf course and clubhouse,as well as the recognition they have received.We look forward to welcoming you.
This short par 4 provides plenty of options. Lay up at the top of the hill leaving a full wedge into the green. Lay up at the bottom of the hill leaving a short pitch or try and drive the green. It's recommended you lay up to avoid the large tree left, OB right and the steep hill over the green. You'll see more bogeys than birdies here.
The second hole is the White 9's signature hole. This outstanding par four requires a tee shot just left of the large willow tree (on the right side of the fairway) to leave the best angle of approach to a sever green. A short iron into the green must be placed on the proper tier of this severely sloped green or three puts are almost certain.
A short downhill par three with a green that is sloped from left to right. The ideal tee shot lands front left then feeds right towards the pin. Once again, caution must be used on this green.
The longest of the par fours on this nine. Your tee shot should favour the left center of the fairway to leave a shorter shot into the green. Four is a good score here.
This par five allows you to let the shaft out. This green can be reached in two provided you avoid the fairway bunkers guarding the intended landing area. If you stay away from the five remaining bunkers, par or better is a good bet.
A right to left shot is best on this hole. Long hitters can get home in two, but most players lay up. Your lay up must navigate the fairway bunkers leaving a short third shot. Another good chance for birdie.
A good tee shot here will leave a short iron approach to a wide but shallow green. This green is usually quite firm, so to hold it you need to put a lot of spin on the ball or land just short. Any shot through the green usually guarantees an automatic bogey.
A right to left tee shot aimed at the left edge of the bunker on the right is the best play on the hole. Once you find the fairway you must avoid going long or left as the green is situated on the top corner of a hill overlooking the river valley. If the hole is in the back portion of the green, putts will break uphill.
A gorgeous par three, that has a hill and a creek short and right. Usually this hole plays into the wind, which means the creek is definitely in play. Take your par and move quickly.
A right of center tee shot avoids the woods on the left. (OB on the left) This shorter then average par five enables players to reach this huge green in two. Expect to be putting for birdie or even eagle.
Dial 1 for this par three, as it is Long Distance! The green, flanked on either side with lateral hazards, is crowned in the middle making downhill and side putts very tricky. Deuces are rare and par is an excellent score here.
A long iron or fairway wood is recommended off the tee to avoid the bunkers on both sides of the fairway/ From the fairway, players will have a relatively short second shot to a green that is two or three clubs from front to back depending on where the pin is located.
This is a risk-reward short par five where you are unable to see your tee shot land. A drive over the hill must favour the left side in order to avoid the lateral hazard right and the woods left. From this ideal position, a mid iron is all that is required to get home in two to a green that can have some venomous pin placements.
From a slightly elevated tee, this beautiful par three has a deep bunker in the front and four pot bunkers guarding the green. Aim for the center as a shot to the right will kick down into the lateral hazard.
A tremendously demanding hole requiring a long straight tee shot to avoid two pot bunkers and a lateral hazard left and a fairway bunker right. A shorter tee shot in the fairway that will leave a blind long iron second shot from an up hill lie. The huge undulating green makes two putting a challenge.
The 7th is the toughest hole on the course. Playing from an elevated tee, the player must avoid the creek that crosses the fairway twice, the lateral hazard right and OB left. For most a long iron off the tee is the choice, leaving a mid iron into a severely sloped green. Four is an excellent number on this very demanding hole.
A medium length par three that usually plays into the wind coming off Lake Erie. Long is the only place to miss this very subtle green, a short tee shot will roll all the way down the steep hill into a tiny water hazard.
A true three shot par five reachable only by the longest hitters. Other then OB left and the strategically placed fairway bunkers on either side, this is a relatively simple hole. Your second shot must avoid the bunker on the on the corner of this slight dogleg. A short third shot should lead to a good birdie chance.
