The Landings Golf Course

great course, well maintained. Short, but great for improving your game and having fun.

Its a nice course, well maintained. The price should be lower though. Its a smaller course than others.

The staff there are very friendly and helpful. The course... it's not great. It's very small, and very flat, with almost no trees or water anywhere. Being so open and near to the lake means there are strong winds that are both beneficial and also a problem. Winds are obviously bad for golf, but the course is so flat, open, and treeless that the wind is a welcome relief from the heat. There is basically no shade to be found on this course. At a guess I would say the Landings was probably created by converting farmers fields into a golf course. It's biggest selling point is that it is very conveniently located right in the city of Kingston.

Great spot to pop in for a quick round of golf. Nicely manicured and maintained. Driving range in on grass so you get a natural tee off. Also has nice view of the lake. Never too busy to get a round in here.

Loved the course here.The first time I've played 9 holes with the same ball! The fairways are beautifully kept and the greens ran fast so be careful!We played the front 9. A mix of par 3 and 4s. With some sand just to keep things interesting.A challenging course for novices and experienced golfers.

Course in pretty decent shape, not the hardest course but some challenges. Plessant staff and nice carts. 1st time there, will definitely go back.

This is a great course for beginners and experienced golfers alike. The course is an executive course with a higher number of par 3 holes and shorter par 4 holes. It does have a couple of longer par 4s, specifically 8 and 12, but most are in the 300 yard range. A couple of the longer par 3 holes can be a challenge; hole 2 has a small elevated green and hole 15 has a very sloped green.The course always in great shape, especially the greens. They roll really nicely and are speedier than you would expect for a course of this type. The layout is straightforward; the land is flat, but there are bunkers in strategic spots and a pond that comes into play on a couple of holes.I also appreciate how accommodating the course is for single golfers. I have played the course solo and gotten paired up with some great people and always enjoyed myself.

Picked this course as it’s a short course and I am a new golfer. We were a group of 4 who were having fun socially playing golf. The group behind us told us politely we were being too slow so I didn’t play 3 of the next holes so that we could catch up. A young man who worked there came out to tell us to pick up the pace, which we had. At the end the owner Fran watched us play the 9th hole and was waiting for us when we finished. She proceeded to yell at us and tell us how slow we were being (even though the group behind us wasn’t even done the 8th hole yet). She asked if we would do this at Cat, the Landings is not comparable to Cat, a private course. We did take 20 minutes longer to play than the pace of play which was 1 hour 40, we played in 2 hours. I hear that, I’m new. But the fact that Fran came out an made assumptions that we “can’t have the entire golf course to yourself” as a new golfer was so disrespectful. There was a way to handle this and screaming at your paying customers is not it.

Smashed it 310 all day, pheasants.