Kildonan Park

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Hours: Open daily from sunrise to sunset

Location: 2021 Main St.

Phone: 204-986-5679 or 311

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Kildonan Park Golf Course 100th Anniversary

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Kildonan Park Golf Course 100th Anniversary

Established in 1921, Kildonan Park is Winnipeg's oldest municipal golf course. Situated on the banks of the Red River, it features fairways and greens in superb condition, with lush vegetation that only time can bestow on a golf course. Players find this medium-length course quite challenging, with four of five par-3s playing over 200 yards. The other par-3 is a distinctive and memorable train bridge hole. Golfers have to decide to hit over or under the bridge to hit the green.

Green fees & rates

Green fees (Mon.–Fri.)

Adult: $44
Senior (60+): $34
Junior (17 & under): $23

Green fees (Sat., Sun., and holidays)

Adult: $44
Senior (60+): $44 before 12 p.m., $34 12 p.m. and after
Junior (17 & under): $44 before 12 p.m., $23 12 p.m. and after

Twilight

Walking: $31
With power cart: $46

Power cart – 18 holes*

Adult: $44
Senior (60+): $44
Junior (17 & under): Not available

Power cart – shared*

Adult: $22
Senior (60+): $22
Junior (17 & under): Not available

Pull cart rental

Adult: $7
Senior (60+): $7
Junior (17 & under): $7

Pull cart rental – twilight

Adult: $5
Senior (60+): $5
Junior (17 & under): $5

* To rent a power cart, you must be 18 years or older with valid driver's license.

Other rates

Club rentals – full set: $30
Club rentals – 7 piece set: $12
Season reservation (Kildonan & Windsor): $160

Club sets are comprised of an assortment of various manufacturers and may not be a matching set.

Amenities

Salisbury House food and beverage service is available at Kildonan Park and Windsor Park golf courses.

View the Salisbury House menu.

Pro shop
Driving net
Practice putting green
Power cart rentals
Equipment rentals
Tournament bookings
Locker rentals
Concession cart (on course, beginning at 11 a.m. daily)
Snack shack (10th hole)
Licensed

Scorecard

Hole	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18
Par	4	4	3	3	4	4	4	4	4	3	4	4	4	5	4	3	5	3
Yards	302	279	223	200	390	286	293	262	312	137	276	417	411	487	320	213	486	201

18 hole breakdown

Hole 1

Par 4, 302 yards

Straight away par 4 with a wide fairway to begin your round. Keep your approach shot below the hole on this green that slopes from back to front.

Hole 2

Par 4, 279 yards

Be aware of the OB running along Main Street down the left side of this hole. With a straight tee shot, longer hitters can reach this short par 4.

Hole 3

Par 3, 223 yards

Par is a great score on this long tough par 3.

Hole 4

Par 3, 200 yards

This picturesque par 3 requires an accurate shot from an elevated tee box to a well-guarded green with bunkers on both the left and the right.

Hole 5

Par 4, 390 yards

Longer hitters can fly the tree in the center of the fairway, shorter to mid length hitters will want to aim slightly right of the towering tree in order to hit the fairway. Pay attention to this smaller green on your approach shot with a bunker situated behind the green.

Hole 6

Par 4, 286 yards

Beware of the OB running along the left side of this short par 4. Longer hitters may attempt to drive the green, however the front of the green is well guarded by two massive bunkers.

Hole 7

Par 4, 293 yards

You cannot see the green from the tee on this downhill par 4. A layup from the tee to the top of the hill will leave you a beautiful downhill approach to this large green.

Hole 8

Par 4, 262 yards

This short par 4 is reachable from the tee. Avoid the fairway bunker on the left 49 yards short of the hole. As they say, the long bunker shot is the toughest shot in golf.

Hole 9

Par 4, 312 yards

An accurate tee shot on this downhill par 4 will leave you with a green light opportunity for a birdie to finish your opening 9 holes.

Hole 10

Par 3, 137 yards

One of the most famous and recognizable golf holes in the province. You must decide… OVER or UNDER the train bridge?? Be aware of the greenside bunker at the very back of this green.

Hole 11

Par 4, 276 yards

In recent years, two fairway bunkers have been added on the right side of this short uphill par 4.

Hole 12

Par 4, 417 yards

Perhaps the most challenging par 4 on the golf course, this long par 4 requires a tee shot that hugs the left side of the fairway. The approach to the green will test a mid to long iron shot that will need to carry a swale guarding the front of this green. Par is a very good score.

Hole 13

Par 4, 411 yards

A second consecutive challenging par 4 will have golfers scrambling to make a par. Two fairway bunkers guard both sides of the fairway on this uphill tee shot.

Hole 14

Par 5, 487 yards

With a tee shot placed in the fairway, this par 5 is reachable in two for mid to longer hitters. Be sure to avoid two greenside bunkers on the left side of this large green.

Hole 15

Par 4, 320 yards

A birdie opportunity awaits on this shorter length par 4. A wide forgiving fairway to a large flat green gives golfers a great chance to lower their score heading into the final three holes.

Hole 16

Par 3, 213 yards

Another long challenging par 3 that will test your ability to make par. Avoid the right side of this hole which is heavily treed and will make any stray shots tough to find.

Hole 17

Par 5, 486 yards

This challenging uphill par 5 requires a left to right tee shot which will position you well in the fairway. Be cautious as you approach the green which slopes heavily from right to left.

Hole 18

Par 3, 201 yards

The finishing hole demands a well struck long iron or fairway wood to a large green. Par is a good score and a great way to finish your round.

Course layout

Kildonan golf course layout map

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