Kings Island Golf Club - 18 holes at the Lakeside Course, designed by American golf course architect Robert McFarlane in 1993. The design master has participated in the design of several championship golf courses around the world. His great projects are: California, USA lake. He is good at designing to take full advantage of local terrain and natural obstacles. The most distinctive feature of the lakeside course is that the fairway is built on the undulating terrain of the lake. The dense woods are neatly and gracefully arranged. With these advantages, many holes are created in the surrounding lake of 1500 hectares, 14 holes in 18 holes. Experience the experience of playing golf with the lake. As for the newer mountain view, the factory has 7,000 yards. The water barrier plays an important role here. The fairway is wide and the green is quite large.

There are countless varied water barriers and gentle slopes around the course. The most difficult thing to do at the lakeside golf course is to preserve the existing terrain while maintaining natural water barriers. It can be imagined that the water barrier plays a central role in the design of the stadium. It is also fully reflected in the 13th and 18th holes. Multiple hidden greens require the golfer to accurately hit the ball across the lake or swamp terrain. The most popular of the course is the 13th hole, which is the benchmark for the 13th hole because it needs to cross the canyon. In addition, the 572-yard 7th hole and 5th benchmark is also a popular hole. Perhaps the most distinctive one is the 14th hole. It is the highest point on the court and overlooks the magnificent scenery of the Bavi.