Tincap Golf Club - Golf Course in Elizabethtown-Kitley, ON

Grade Breakdown

Overall D 65/100

Course Condition F 50/100

Design & Challenge C 72/100

Amenities F 55/100

Value B 85/100

Service D 60/100

Reputation F 55/100

About This Course

Tincap Golf Club is a charming 9-hole semi-private course in Brockville, Ontario, offering a relaxed and affordable round of golf. While the layout provides decent variety and strategic options, golfer feedback highlights significant maintenance issues, particularly with green conditions that can feel like 'molasses' or feature 'ant hills.' The course offers good value at approximately $36 for 9 holes and allows walking, making it suitable for casual play despite needing some TLC.

Course Info

Holes 9

Par 36

Yardage 3,186

Slope 121

Course Rating 35.4

Type Semi Private

Year Built 2000

Terrain Rolling

Walking Allowed

Green Fees

Weekday $36

Weekend $36

Practice Facilities

driving range putting green pitching area

Signature Hole

Hole 1 (500-yard par 5) offers a long opening shot with potential for birdie, though conditions vary.

Details

Address 4551 Airport Rd, Elizabethtown-Kitley, ON

City Elizabethtown-Kitley, ON

Phone +16134984106

Who Should Play Here?

Beginner Playable

Beginners will find the semi-private setting and multiple tee options welcoming, but should be prepared for potentially tricky green surfaces that can slow down putting. The shorter yardage on forward tees makes it accessible.

Play from the Red or Yellow tees to manage distance
Expect slower greens; allow extra time for putts
Take advantage of the practice green before your round

Intermediate Playable

Intermediate golfers will appreciate the strategic layout and variety of hole lengths, but must navigate inconsistent fairway conditions. The course tests accuracy more than power.

Club up on approach shots to avoid thick rough or ant hills
Hole 5 (171 yards) is a quick par 3 that rewards precision
Manage your pace carefully due to potential green maintenance delays

Advanced Playable

Advanced players may find the course underwhelming for competitive play due to condition issues, but the layout offers enough challenge if conditions are good. The slope rating suggests a test of skill when fair.