Royal New Kent Golf Club - Golf courses, Providence Forge, VA
Royal New Kent Golf Club - Golf courses, Providence Forge, VA
Latitude | 37.463746 |
Longitude | -77.015902 |
City | Providence Forge |
State | VA |
Zip/Postal Code | 23140 |
Country | United States |
Phone | (804) 966-5359 |
USER REVIEWS
[Nov 10, 2010]
Jeff Short
Shoots in the 80s
Very nice track!! Holes are layed out well, with some blind shots, but they are beautiful holes. You cannot see other holes when you are playing, which is nice. Greens are true and fast, and the fairways are in very nice shape, despite the heat that we had this past summer. It had rained the night before, so we were rough only, but that was understandable. A yardage BOOK would be a nice touch, instead of the tri-fold card. A definite must play if you are in the Williamsburg area. Traditions has some nice packages for golf trips too. Customer Service Friendly staff, especially Steve at the bag drop. We were the first ones out, and he met us throughout our round asking how things were. I mentioned that I did not see a rake on a green side bunker that I was in, and he made sure it was replaced. Clubhouse staff friendly, and helpful. Similar Products Used: Links at Lighthouse Sound (DE)
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[Aug 09, 2010]
VirginiaF1 Golfer
Shoots in the 80s
There is a reason this is THE most reviewed Virginia course on any review website!
Customer Service Always very friendly and more than willing to give advice for the newcomer. Similar Products Used: Royal County Down, Ballybunion |
[May 19, 2008]
teambuilder
Shoots in the 80s
Royal New Kent is an exceptional course, fun to play and very challenging. There are plenty of risk/reward shots and just about every hole has several options for playing it. The fairway landing areas are generous particularly those that have blind tee shots. Definitely worth repeat play. Customer Service A very friendly, helpful staff. |
[Apr 12, 2004]
pjspider
Shoots in the 70s
Great course. Part of the Traditions family (Crossings, Stonehouse, Royal New Kent). RNK is the best by far of the three. Greens are always in immaculate condition. Long. Club selection is key. Wind is always a factor with elevated tee boxes. Many tee shots blind of flag. Very few perfect lies, ball is routinely above/below feet. Customer Service Great course. More you play it, the more you will respect it. |
[Apr 11, 2004]
gearhound
Shoots in the 80s
This is a great course. It's not for the weak of heart or high handicappers, but if you're a 20 or less, you owe it to yourself to play this course. Every hole is memorable. If you love a challenge, this is the place. Customer Service Always friendly and a card for locals that get you discounts and a free round after 9 rounds. |
[Jan 05, 2004]
Shoots in the 80s
bring lots of balls. if you have a game this course may not humble you but it sure humbled me. this is a shotmakers course with lots of targets to hit. really great course though. |
[Apr 29, 2003]
oscarlc
Shoots in the 80s
Played in mid April 2003. This is an excellent course with challenges of driving and scoring on every hole. This course stretches over winding fairways, forced carries and mini-hills to present plenty of blind shots. Water, elevation and fast greens makes the course tough enough with the other normal hazards of playing golf. Most fairway are open views to the fairways (of the ones seen) and the trees serve more as borders to the course or the wind. Some holes seem perfectly carved from the forest to frame the hole. I would imagine water comes into play on a few more holes where the creek beds were a little dry as it was early in the season. The wind was a lot stronger than I would have suspected for a morning tee time and the trees protecting most of the course. The bunkers (pot and fairway) were a supreme challenge and placed in locations to make your shot making course management essential. The greens were sloped, tiered and undulating as well as fast; however, they seemed to hold shots into them fairly well. There is no question that you will need a yardage book to know this course unless you play it regularly and this is a course that I would play regularly to measure my game against my perceived abilities. Customer Service Great bar and food service. Pro shop and starter quite helpful. |
[Apr 21, 2003]
Nanette
Shoots in the 90s
For a new course it's in pretty nice shape. |
[Oct 31, 2002]
Scott DeSimone
Shoots in the 80s
This is a stellar course. Very unique design. I have played it once a year for the past 5 years and dont think I have ever had a bad time. The course is on a big scale, and you really need to consult the yardage card on a regular basis. Not to be missed if you are in williamsburg. A great value. |
[May 16, 2002]
sgorney
Shoots in the 80s
Most Beautiful, Unreal, and Ludicrous Track Ever. I want to play it 10 more times at least. Stupid pin positions for amatuers in some cases. Better than Stonehouse. Customer Service OK |