Kissena Park Golf Course

This is a good condition short game course. if you need to improve your handicap, especially iron full swing or chipping, even putting. that is the best place to go. This is the course to focus on your accuracy instead of distance.

Played in 3 1/2 hours. Threat of rain might have scared many people away.

The 18th hole was scheduled for tee time this afternoon. When we finished the ninth hole, it was raining heavily, and we couldn't continue to play. We asked the staff if they could issue a rain check for the ninth hole, but they said there was no such rule. We used to play at Douglaston Golf Course, and when it rained, they issued a rain check for us. Additionally, today's tee boxes for the black, blue, and red tees were together, which was very confusing.

The last time I played at Kissena, I was paired with a guy who was wearing slippers, a big red flower shirt with a very loose crewneck, and casual knit pants. I hope the staff would address the dress code for the players.

Great condition of the course. Play a little slow.

Walked, Good workout!

Very friendly staff, tee off a few minutes early but it was a five hour round in such a short course. They should spread out the times a bit more.

Grass was a little long. Hard to find balls just off fairway. Never lost thst many balls on decent shots. Just gave up looking and dropped a new ball after maybe 10-11 holes.

Over five hours for such a short course!

Foursomes splitting into a threesome and a single in front of us, had to wait at 14 of the 18 holes.

How about spacing the tee times a bit more?

I love playing on this golf course, and is the best golf course, especially for the beginners like myself. If Forest Park Golf Course is busy, I always come to play here. I recommend everyone to at least try on this course. I’m pretty confident that you will like playing here.