Kings Way Golf Club sits on Cape Cod in Yarmouthport, Massachusetts, occupying land that reflects the region's characteristic sandy soils and coastal plain topography. Brian Silva designed the course, bringing his New England sensibility to a layout that works with the natural terrain rather than imposing dramatic earthwork on it. Silva, known for his restoration work at classic courses and for designs that emphasize strategic interest over forced heroics, created a routing that allows the property's native features to define the playing experience. The course unfolds across gently rolling ground with stands of scrub oak, pitch pine, and native grasses framing the holes. The sandy base provides firm playing conditions typical of Cape Cod golf, where the ball runs and ground game options remain viable throughout much of the season. Silva's design philosophy emphasizes width off the tee with strategic bunkering and green complexes that reward thoughtful approach play. The greens themselves feature subtle contours that make putting a matter of reading slopes rather than simply managing speed. As a daily-fee facility on the Cape, Kings Way serves both local players and visitors seeking golf in a region better known for its older, more celebrated courses. The club offers a straightforward golf experience without the formality or exclusivity of private membership, making it accessible to those exploring the Cape's golf offerings beyond the marquee names. The setting provides a quiet, wooded character distinct from the more open links-style courses found elsewhere on the peninsula.