Kings Crossing Golf Club

Happened onto this course after not having played golf in nearly a year. Saw the value and knew nothing about the course. What a delight!

The only saving grace of Kings Crossing is that it’s cheap. The course is I. Terrible shape and the staff was not friendly nor helpful. Even the practice putting green was closed. A really bad course had experience.

Greens were good but fairways were hard as a rock with minimal grass

Shaggy sloped uneven tee boxes, that may or may not have grass on them. Fairways are dead and mostly dirt. The greens were surprisingly pretty good compared to the rest of the course. I think they are trying to get the course in better shape but it’s going to take a lot of TLC and someone who knows what they are doing. I wish them luck.

great staff. course held water well. really enjoyable 9.

The fairways grass was green and thick. The greens were soft yet fast. I stayed out of the sand traps.

I will start off by saying, we played in march so pretty pre-season, so the course was as you would expect for that time of year. The staff was extremely friendly, and the golf was good on a beautiful day to be out with friends. The pace of play was not managers at all, and it’s a 9 hole course, so if you are playing 18 you just go through twice. I’ll definitely give it another shot mid summer and see how it improves in the throes of the actual golf season.

The 1st tee box was still so frozen the tee with a ton of force could barely be inserted. Course gets an amazing review because it was open. No range, smaller course, and small pro shop are the downsides. Friendly everybody, for us a quick pace of play, and nice layout was the upside. I’d def go back. It’s also only a 9hole course. It was the warmest day of the month for RI so we snuck out and played.

Played this Couse for first time after reading good reviews. Walked the course on a weekday and greens are very good. The rest of the course including fairways are not in good condition

Great Cornish layout that would need a lot of work and money to get in better shape.

With all the rain the fairways are in terrific shape and the hole positions on the greens were very challenging.

With the new ownership of King's Crossing, this course is seeing new life. The new owners have continued to take pride in this course and are putting money into great renovations. This year they offered a 3 year membership for $177 dollars and with that I go at least once a week. It's a great place to get practice rounds in. Staff is very friendly and kitchen is pretty good. Zero complaints and look forward to the upcoming improvements.