Prescott Golf Club

Prescott Golf Club sits along the St. Lawrence River in the historic town of Prescott, Ontario, roughly midway between Kingston and Cornwall. The course was designed by M. A. Willis, a Canadian architect active in the early-to-mid twentieth century who laid out several courses in eastern Ontario and Quebec. The club's riverside location places it within a landscape shaped by the St. Lawrence, with views across the water toward New York State and the broader Thousand Islands region downstream. The routing takes advantage of the relatively flat terrain typical of the St. Lawrence corridor, with mature trees framing fairways and defining playing corridors. Holes move through a mix of open and wooded areas, and the proximity to the river influences both the setting and playing conditions, particularly wind. The design reflects the straightforward, strategic style common to Canadian courses of its era, emphasizing accuracy and course management over length. Prescott Golf Club serves as a community course for the town and surrounding area, maintaining a traditional small-town club atmosphere. The facility has hosted regional amateur events and remains a fixture in eastern Ontario golf. Its location makes it accessible to golfers traveling the St. Lawrence corridor, and the club continues to operate as a welcoming venue for both members and visitors seeking a round in a historic river town setting.