The Kingsway Park Golf Club
Golf Course
The Kingsway Park Golf Club features an excellent 18-hole, par 72, 6400 yards, public golf course. With the Gatineau Hills as its backdrop, its 1821 heritage clubhouse and newly renovated reception hall that can accommodate up to 280 people, its the destination for all golf enthusiasts.
Out of bounds to the right, in addition to the presence of a creek and a lake in front of a protected green by two sand traps.
This hole is short and looks inoffensive. However, a creek along the fairway for the first 100 yards, and the fescues to the right throughout the hole make it more difficult than it seems. The green is protected by a huge sand trap.
In spite of being a fairly short hole, the characteristic of number 7 hole is that it is off-limit to the right in addition to being irregular, small and undulated.
This par 3 hole is considered by many golfers as being very difficult due to the presence of a creek directly in front of a very narrow green. The green is also protected by a sand trap on the right side.
Four shots on this hole are considered good! This dogleg hole to the right is built on an ascending slope. Protected by a sand trap, this fairly large green will test your ability to putt.
This par 5 hole is fairly short and has an off-limit to the left. Following a good tee shot, beware of the green that is protected by a sand trap and of the presence of a hazard on the right side.
Hole 12 is off-limit to the left, but relatively wide. Its main characteristic is that its tee shot is oriented to the right. The end result is that most of the golfers hit toward the right and that seem to extend the hole by several yards
This hole plays longer than it looks, and this, mainly due to the presence of swirls. Favour the centre of the green.
Hole 10 is off-limit to the right with a series of three sand traps. Fairly short, therefore reachable in two shots. Beware! Small green with a slope from back to front. Take advantage of the beautiful flowers on this hole.
The tee shot must be made in a narrow tree-enclosed passage before reaching the fairway. The green is elongated and protected by a sand trap to the left. Take advantage and observe the beautiful flower arrangement to the right of the green.
Hole 17 is our signature hole due to the beauty of the approach. The golfer must cross two creeks and avoid three sand traps. The third shot will be made toward a green protected by a creek and sand trap to the left.
This dogleg hole to the right is fairly short. Beware of the fescues to the left and behind the green. A relatively large green, but protected by a sand trap to the right.
This signature hole requires a tee shot in the centre of the fairway due to the presence of sand traps to the right and water to the left. A series of trees aligns the fairway until it reaches a green protected by a sand trap to the right.
This hole is difficult due to a lack of perception. This hole, protected by a sand trap to the left, requires a tee shot with a utility wood.
Dogleg hole to the right with an out of bounds to the right. This hole requires a precise tee shot followed by a relatively long approach shot.
This hole is a dogleg par 4 to the left. A good tee shot will test your audacity. Golfers must cut the right side to shorten the hole with a delicate approach shot on a small green protected by a huge sand trap in front.
This hole, as it is the case for number 2, plays at least ten to twelve yards longer than indicated distance.
The presence of floral displays around the tee, makes this hole one on the nicest of the course. Fescues align the hole to the right. Golfers must avoid at all cost the right side. The green is protected by a sand trap to the left. The green is fairly large, therefore a good approach shot is required.