Kingswood Park Golf Course operates an executive-length layout in Fredericton, the capital city of New Brunswick, situated along the Saint John River in the province's west-central region. The course was designed by Graham Cooke and Darrell Huxham, both Canadian architects who have worked on various projects across the Maritimes and eastern Canada. The executive format typically features a combination of par threes and shorter par fours, making it accessible for golfers with limited time or those developing their game. The Fredericton area's terrain generally consists of rolling land with mixed forests of hardwood and conifer, and courses in the region often incorporate natural elevation changes and wooded corridors. Executive courses of this type serve both recreational players seeking a quick round and more experienced golfers looking to work on their short game and scoring. The shorter yardage places emphasis on approach shots and putting rather than driving distance. Kingswood Park functions as a community golf facility in New Brunswick's capital, where the golf season runs from late spring through autumn given the region's continental climate. Fredericton supports several golf courses that cater to the local population and visitors exploring the province's river valleys and historic sites. The executive format allows the course to accommodate players efficiently while maintaining the strategic interest that comes from well-designed shorter holes.