King Road east
Straight east on King Road from the village to Yonge Street, then north 2 minutes to the building. 12–14 minutes outside rush.
02 · King City
Why King golfers drive east.
Four reasons specific to the King village, the Hwy 400 corridor, and the King Valley / Eagles Nest summer crowd.
- 01 Closest indoor coaching room to King City — and the only one with a TrackMan 4 launch monitor. The Yonge-corridor sim rentals are bay-only, no coaching.
- 02 Named coaches: Daniel Kwon (Director of Golf, former NCAA scholarship golfer at South Carolina Upstate) and Trust Chen Pow. Most King-area members come for the coaching, not just bay time.
- 03 Year-round: King Valley, The Country Club, and Eagles Nest are not winter venues. Club X is. Your swing stays in shape November to April.
- 04 Discreet: private bookings get the full lounge after hours. Most King residents who book events here ask about discretion first — we answer 'yes' before they finish asking.
03 · Getting here
Three routes east. None of them slow.
Bloomington Sideroad
If you're south of King Road, Bloomington east to Yonge, then north — runs faster mid-morning than King Road through the village.
Hwy 400 + Aurora Road
Hwy 400 north, exit Aurora Road east. Useful for King-area west residents who want highway speed.
04 · King-specific
For the King crowd.
- · King Valley, The Country Club, Eagles Nest, Cardinal — every member with a King home club has at least one of these. We're the practice room between rounds.
- · Many King members use the 24/7 access for early-morning sessions — 5 AM, before the kids are up, before the round at King Valley starts.
- · Catering for King-area private events covers the same three preferred vendors: Italian, BBQ, sushi/Asian fusion. BYO permitted with $100 corkage.
King City
Walk in. Get measured. Walk out better.
Book a bay, book a lesson with Daniel, or start with the $79 Swing Check. Most King members started this way.