Kings Crossing Golf Club

Kings Crossing Golf Club, located in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, was originally designed by renowned architect Geoffrey Cornish and opened in 1964. The course features a uniquely flexible layout that allows players to enjoy a 4-hole "shorty," a 9-hole test, or a full 18-hole round with adjustable tee markers to accommodate all skill levels.

The course is characterized by a meandering, flowing landscape with softly moving greens and classic-style bunkering. Holes offer variety and aesthetic charm across the terrain. A key strength of Kings Crossing is its playability—the design ensures that golfers of varying distances off the tee, from 100 to 300 yards, can find success and multiple strategic options throughout their round.

The course presents a balanced challenge, with fair greens and hazards that demand attention while remaining accessible to golfers of all abilities. Players report experiencing different levels of difficulty on successive rounds, attributable to the course's strategic design elements. The clubhouse offers food and beverage service and hosts various leagues and events, emphasizing community and a welcoming environment for members and guests.