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Kinkora Golf Course is an 18-hole public par three facility located at 46050 Higginson Road in South Chilliwack, British Columbia. Designed by renowned B.C. golf course architect Gordie McKay, the course opened to the public on July 1, 1990. The layout is situated on land that was originally part of a historic agricultural property established by the Higginson family in 1887, which previously supported sheep, dairy, and fruit farming operations before being converted into a golf course. The course is characterized by a full par three layout with hole yardages ranging from 104 to 276 yards. This design makes it particularly approachable for beginners, families, and seniors, while still providing a steady challenge for experienced golfers looking to refine their short game. The course is described as walking-friendly, though power carts are available for those who prefer them. The longest hole on the course is the fifth, measuring 276 yards, while the shortest is the third at 104 yards. Kinkora Golf Course serves as a community-focused facility in the Fraser Valley, offering a relaxed and accessible golfing environment. The course is designed to accommodate quick rounds or full afternoons of play, with features such as plumbed restrooms on the course and water fountains to support its senior-friendly and family-oriented atmosphere. The layout provides variety in distance and approach, ensuring that players of all skill levels can find enjoyment in the game.