5,520 yard course.
Par 70 for men, par 71 for women.
Course rating/slope for men
- 112/66.5
- 65.0/109
Course rating/slope for women
- 70.3/109
- 69.1/107
- 68.0/106
Rockway Golf Course
Rockway is now closed for the season.
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Contact information
Address: 625 Rockway Drive, Kitchener, Ontario
Phone number: 519-741-2949
Championship 18-hole course
A traditional favourite located in the heart of Kitchener. Rockway is a gorgeous, mature tree-lined course offering a challenge to golf enthusiasts of all skill levels at a great value.
This 18-hole, par 70 course was designed by Stanley Thompson. Built in 1935, Rockway remains one of the finest public golf courses in Ontario.
Clubhouse
Visit the clubhouse to find:
- the Snack Shack
- our pro shop
- changerooms
Rentals
You can rent rooms at Rockway Golf Course for meetings or events. Tables and chairs are included in the room rental rate.
- Meeting Room – seating capacity 20 people – $133.03 half day or $218.48 full day, including HST
- Banquet Room – seating capacity 120 people – $665.21 half day or $1,011.29 full day, including HST
Depending on the nature of your event other rental costs can include:
- Resound and SOCAN fees
- insurance
- licensing
If you're interested in booking this facility or getting a more detailed quote, please complete the inquiry form to tell us more about your event. Staff will confirm the details of your event with you before finalizing the booking.
Guidelines
Please follow these guidelines and rules when you're coming to a Kitchener Golf course:
- A valid credit card is required when making a booking. When a player fails to show up for a tee time, this negatively impacts the operation of the clubs and the experience of other players. A no-show fee will be charged in the event that a player does not show up and does not contact the club to cancel at least 4 hours before a confirmed tee time (a “no show”). A no-show fee in an amount equivalent to the green fee that would have applied to the round will be charged to either the no-show player’s credit card or to the credit card on file for the player who booked the tee time for the no-show player.
- Arrive at the course no later than 20 minutes before your tee-time.
- Pace of play is important to everyone. Be respectful of the other golfers and manage your pace of play appropriately.
- Replace your divots, rake the bunkers behind you and repair ball marks on the greens with either a ball mark tool or a tee.
- Every player must have their own bag and clubs. Rental clubs are available through the pro shop.
- Course closes at dark; please ensure all rental carts are returned before dark.
- Dress code: golfers must be properly attired at all times on the premises, including the clubhouse.
- Men must wear shirts with sleeves.
- Ladies must wear clothing that covers their midriff.
- Cut-off shorts or jeans with holes are not permitted.
- Only Golf shoes or any other flat athletic shoes are permitted. Metal spikes or sport cleats are prohibited.
- To serve our customers better, we ask that you provide both a phone number and email address on or prior to checking in for your round.
- No outside alcohol is permitted on the golf course property. We reserve the right to inspect all coolers and golf bags. Possession of alcohol, other than that purchased from this establishment, is against the law. You will be asked to surrender any unauthorized alcohol or to leave the premises.
- Single riders must pair up. Maximum two carts per group.
- To save time, you can check in or pay for your round through our Kitchener Golf app.
- Each player will abide by and comply with the facility rules and guidelines (posted on scorecards and/or facility signs), as established and updated by the City from time to time, including, but not limited to, any rules and guidelines relating to public health.
Land acknowledgement
The City of Kitchener is situated on the traditional territory of the Chonnonton, Anishinaabeg, and Haudenosaunee Peoples. We recognize our responsibility to act as stewards for the land and honour the original caretakers who came before us. Our community is enriched by the enduring knowledge and deep-rooted traditions of the diverse First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples who live in Kitchener today.