Kingsway Golf Club
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Kingsway Golf Club, Lincolnshire is now closed.
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Visitor Information & Green Fees
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Courses & Scorecards
| Course | Tee | Par | SSS | Yards | ||
| Kingsway | 18 Holes | 58 | 55 | 3734 | ||
| Kingsway | White | 36 | 36 | 2287 | ||
Kingsway Reviews
Discover what golfers are saying about the course, facilities, and overall experience at Kingsway Golf Club. Explore detailed insights on the golf course, including course conditions, value for money, and pace of play from the latest reviews and feedback in 2025. The Golfshake independent reviews also cover important factors like facilities & service, hospitality, practice facilities, and food & drink. Access the latest, unbiased reviews to help you make an informed decision about your next round at Kingsway Golf Club.
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1.33
AVERAGE RATING 2.7
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Scunthorpe rated 1 out of 5
Reviewed Oct 13 2021
Course now a local nature reserve
A lack of users meant the council couldn’t afford to keep this open. Sadly the other public par 3 course, at Messingham Grange, has also closed. Best becoming a member of App Frod Par 3 or going as a guestReviewer Rating
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Robert G rated 2 out of 5
Reviewed Nov 13 2016
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noberty rated 4 out of 5
Reviewed May 18 2015
The second is a little over 150 yds not easy but far from a joke, my mate robbo holed in one. Easy to be critical of a short course which the council starve of funding. The course is well pain out and fun to play. If you are looking for corporate golfing heaven perhaps go elsewhere. If looking for a return to golfing roots give it a go!
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Bedbugs, Scunthorpe rated 3 out of 5
Reviewed Apr 11 2015
This is a pleasant little course, ideal for beginners or more experienced golfers who fancy a practice. Mainly par 3's, several tricky particularly the second. The course is run by the local council and unfortunately suffers from lack of maintenance. The greens are patchy and bare and the grass on the fairways can be too long at times. Yes, the course is used by dog walkers but I've never had any problems with them or dog mess.
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Edward N rated 1 out of 5
Reviewed Aug 5 2011
This course is DEFINITELY in LINCOLNSHIRE. Kingsway golf course in Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire matches the 11 hole card. I will conceed that there is a Kingsway Course in Cambridgeshire, but this isn't it. Anyway onto my review.
I recently found out that this is not a golf course exclucisvely. I recently made a complaint to the North Lincolsnhire Council about people walking their dogs on the golf course and letting them defficate everywhere. Apparently Kingsway Golf Course is a public park where anyone can just step on and walk. It just so happens that there is a golf course in this park. This makes the course lose MANY points in my opinion. The Council did tell me however, that dog fouling fines still apply and anyone witnessing this should report it.
The greens are disgustingly slow and bumpy. Four of them are bare with hideous brown patches and mud. The second hole is just a joke. It is 200 odd yards up a 60 degree hill. It is almost physically impossible to land a ball on the green in one. It also slopes to the right so if you bounce the ball on the hill, it will kick right in to the out of bounds trees. Where it is very unlikely you will find your ball. This will destroy your confidence because even if you hit the ball well, you will be chastised with three off the tee.
The tee boxes are muddy with bare patches. And if you are lucky enough to find grass in the tee boxes, you will find that it is between three and five inches long.
The fairways however are okay. So make sure you find them on the par fours. Otherwise you will not experience the only acceptable parts of the course.
There is a little shop to buy refreshements and some new, lesser known brand, bottom of the range clubs. This is also where you pay your green fee. Or should I say local "full of dog excrement" park fee?
The toilet is well looked after though. So to get the most out of your fee, make sure you drink lots of water or have a massive meal before hand so you can experience the only other acceptable part of the course.
To the credit of Kingsway Golf Course, it is a good place to learn the game, or even practice. But a lot of work needs to be done to make it acceptable to all. If there is a group on almost every tee, you will be waiting a VERY long time. Most of the players there have no idea of golf ettiquette (due to them only learning), and they are very bad golfers so make sure your patience is in full working order.
I recently found out that this is not a golf course exclucisvely. I recently made a complaint to the North Lincolsnhire Council about people walking their dogs on the golf course and letting them defficate everywhere. Apparently Kingsway Golf Course is a public park where anyone can just step on and walk. It just so happens that there is a golf course in this park. This makes the course lose MANY points in my opinion. The Council did tell me however, that dog fouling fines still apply and anyone witnessing this should report it.
The greens are disgustingly slow and bumpy. Four of them are bare with hideous brown patches and mud. The second hole is just a joke. It is 200 odd yards up a 60 degree hill. It is almost physically impossible to land a ball on the green in one. It also slopes to the right so if you bounce the ball on the hill, it will kick right in to the out of bounds trees. Where it is very unlikely you will find your ball. This will destroy your confidence because even if you hit the ball well, you will be chastised with three off the tee.
The tee boxes are muddy with bare patches. And if you are lucky enough to find grass in the tee boxes, you will find that it is between three and five inches long.
The fairways however are okay. So make sure you find them on the par fours. Otherwise you will not experience the only acceptable parts of the course.
There is a little shop to buy refreshements and some new, lesser known brand, bottom of the range clubs. This is also where you pay your green fee. Or should I say local "full of dog excrement" park fee?
The toilet is well looked after though. So to get the most out of your fee, make sure you drink lots of water or have a massive meal before hand so you can experience the only other acceptable part of the course.
To the credit of Kingsway Golf Course, it is a good place to learn the game, or even practice. But a lot of work needs to be done to make it acceptable to all. If there is a group on almost every tee, you will be waiting a VERY long time. Most of the players there have no idea of golf ettiquette (due to them only learning), and they are very bad golfers so make sure your patience is in full working order.
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Demo A rated 4 out of 5
Reviewed Feb 11 2010
I never thought that I would use this service as I didn't expect to see Kingsway, my local muni, here. You should be aware that this is now an 11 hole course. Two extra holes being added in 2005. Is there some way I can send you a score card to confirm this.
Regards
Dave Stevens
daveatsgm@googlemail.com
Regards
Dave Stevens
daveatsgm@googlemail.com
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Kev P rated 3 out of 5
Reviewed Mar 11 2009
A short mainly par three course. Ideal for rookies or a practice round.
The seventh hole through the trees is a corker.
The seventh hole through the trees is a corker.
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Simon W rated 3 out of 5
Reviewed Jan 30 2009
Actually there is a Kingsway in Scunthorpe (Lincolnshire) although it is an 11 hole public course, (no driving range or clubhouse)
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Patrick D rated 3 out of 5
Reviewed Jul 21 2007
If there is one thing I know about this golf course, it is that it is not in Lincolnshire. It is in Cambridgeshire, near Meldreth.
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Kingsway Golf Club Frequently Asked Questions
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Is there a driving range at Kingsway Golf Club?
No, we are unaware of a driving range at this venue.
Is there a golf clubhouse at Kingsway Golf Club?
No, we are unaware of a clubhouse at this venue.
Is there a golf pro shop at Kingsway Golf Club?
No, we are unaware of a Pro Shop at this venue.
Are there changing facilities at Kingsway Golf Club?
No, we are unaware of changing facilities at this venue.
No, we are unaware of being able to hire buggies here.
Can you hire golf clubs at Kingsway Golf Club?
No, we are unaware of being able to hire golf clubs here.
Is there a bar at Kingsway Golf Club?
No, we are unaware of a bar at this venue.
Is there a restaurant at Kingsway Golf Club?
No, we are unaware of a restaurant at this venue.
Is there accommodation at Kingsway Golf Club?
No, we are unaware of accommodation being available.
Are there functions rooms available to hire at Kingsway Golf Club?
No, we are unaware of any function rooms being available.
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