Kingsley, Michigan
Kingsley Club
About the club
Expertly routed across glacial domes and over kettle holes, Kingsley Club opens with a split fairway, a high-right avenue separated from a low-left one by a cluster of sod-face bunkers. It’s an attention grabber that is repeated in various fashions throughout the round. For instance, the hilltop green on the short par-3 second seems tiny in comparison to the deep, shaggy bunkers surrounding it. The long par-3 fifth plays over a valley with a tongue of fairway ready to repel any shot that comes up short. The par-4 sixth seems to slant in one direction, then can't in the other direction once past a lateral ridge that runs down the fairway. Every hole has its own character. With roughs of tall fescue and occasional white pines and hardwoods, Kingsley is all natural and all absorbing, a thoughtful design by Mike DeVries, who grew up in the area playing Crystal Downs.
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Golf Course
Club House
Driving Range
Putting Greens
Pro Shop
Dining
Fitness
Swimming Pool
Course
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Kingsley Club
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
On request
Lifetime Total
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General Manager
Justin Mack
Location
600 Niblick Trl, Kingsley, Michigan 49649-9480, United States
Reviews
4.9
67 reviews
I've only had the pleasure to play it once. And that's not enough. If you want flash, go waste your money at Pebble Beach. Prepare to be underwhelmed by the pro shop and overwhelmed by the golf course.
Arthur Stamos
Toured this unique course with friends. Very hilly and some challenging looking holes. Great cottages on site to rent.
Stephanie B
A golfers golf course. No cart girl, no white tablecloth dining room, no valet. Just a small clubhouse, an even smaller putting green, and 18 magnificently designed golf holes. The Mike DeVries design makes wonderful use of "the north 40" on the front site. Set amongst a caldera like land formation, the first nine holes criss-cross constantly challenging the player. Personally I love 6-9. The back half of the course is set in the trees with a wonderful hole variety. The stout par 11th, the quirky the 12th, the templated-eske 16th are all fantastic. Leave your ego in the car as this course will test every aspect of you game, exposing weakness and exploiting indecision.
Calvin Prest