The course & your visit
Follow the landmarks in Kingston’s course notes
Kingston SE Golf Club gives visitors a hole-by-hole course description, including places where a green is hidden from the tee or a ridge changes the line into the next shot. Those club notes are a useful way to get oriented before the round.
Sources: Club course description
Greens that do not always show from the tee
The club says the fifteenth green cannot be seen from the tee and is protected by deep grass hollows. Its note adds that long shots can return to the putting surface via the steep banking at the rear. The tenth is described as another table-top green whose surface is hidden from the fairway.
The eighteenth brings a different landmark into play: large gum trees stand on the left and centre of the fairway, and the Southern Ports Highway is close by. The club’s guide recommends a precise tee shot and describes the second shot as setting up the approach. These details make the closing hole easy to picture before you reach it.
Researched from the club’s own course and visitor pages fetched on 20 October 2026. No course-wide layout length or grass type is inferred from the hole descriptions.