Signature Course
Kingswood Park Golf Course is a testament to Fredericton's enduring love affair with the game, offering a compelling challenge and captivating natural beauty in equal measure. Tucked into the rolling landscape west of the city, this parkland course, originally crafted in the late 20th century, presents a strategic test that rewards thoughtful play. Fairways are generous, but strategically placed bunkers and subtly contoured greens penalize any lack of attention. While not widely renowned on the national stage, Kingswood has quietly cultivated a loyal following among local golfers. The course itself favors those who can work the ball both ways; a mixture of doglegs and subtly sloping fairways encourage strategic shot-making rather than brute force. While the course does not boast the pedigree of hosting major championships, Kingswood is revered locally for its competitive club championships, especially the highly anticipated season-ending finale which pits club members and locals against one another every year. The convivial atmosphere extends beyond the 18th green. Kingswood is locally famous for its "Member-Guest Fish Fry," a legendary event that has become a staple of the club's identity. In addition to its golf, Kingswood Park is also popular among families, including a wide-variety of activities.
The journey to Kingswood Park Golf Course begins at Fredericton International Airport, a compact regional hub that places you just fifteen minutes from the first tee by car. The drive traces the gentle contours of the Saint John River valley, where the urban grid of New Brunswick's capital quickly yields to the wooded residential outskirts that cradle this established layout. The approach is understated and quintessentially Maritime - no grand gates or sweeping vistas, simply a turn off the main road into a mature parkland setting where towering hardwoods and the quiet hum of a well-tended public course signal your arrival at one of Fredericton's enduring golfing addresses.
FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Signature was designed by Graham Cooke and Darrell Huxham.
Yes. Signature at Kingswood Park Golf Course is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.
Par at Signature is 72.
Signature plays 7,001 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Signature is 112.
Signature is a 18-hole course.
Signature Course
Kingswood Park Golf Course is a testament to Fredericton's enduring love affair with the game, offering a compelling challenge and captivating natural beauty in equal measure. Tucked into the rolling landscape west of the city, this parkland course, originally crafted in the late 20th century, presents a strategic test that rewards thoughtful play. Fairways are generous, but strategically placed bunkers and subtly contoured greens penalize any lack of attention. While not widely renowned on the national stage, Kingswood has quietly cultivated a loyal following among local golfers. The course itself favors those who can work the ball both ways; a mixture of doglegs and subtly sloping fairways encourage strategic shot-making rather than brute force. While the course does not boast the pedigree of hosting major championships, Kingswood is revered locally for its competitive club championships, especially the highly anticipated season-ending finale which pits club members and locals against one another every year. The convivial atmosphere extends beyond the 18th green. Kingswood is locally famous for its "Member-Guest Fish Fry," a legendary event that has become a staple of the club's identity. In addition to its golf, Kingswood Park is also popular among families, including a wide-variety of activities.
Public courses closest to Signature at Kingswood Park Golf Course.
The journey to Kingswood Park Golf Course begins at Fredericton International Airport, a compact regional hub that places you just fifteen minutes from the first tee by car. The drive traces the gentle contours of the Saint John River valley, where the urban grid of New Brunswick's capital quickly yields to the wooded residential outskirts that cradle this established layout. The approach is understated and quintessentially Maritime - no grand gates or sweeping vistas, simply a turn off the main road into a mature parkland setting where towering hardwoods and the quiet hum of a well-tended public course signal your arrival at one of Fredericton's enduring golfing addresses.
FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Signature was designed by Graham Cooke and Darrell Huxham.
Yes. Signature at Kingswood Park Golf Course is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.
Par at Signature is 72.
Signature plays 7,001 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Signature is 112.
Signature is a 18-hole course.
