
Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club: Expansion Updates and What’s Ahead
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Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club: Expansion Update & What’s Coming in 2025
Drone shot of greens and fairways at Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club
New golf hole on the Black Course in 2025 at Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club
Back in March 2024, I published a blog titled “Attention Golfers: The Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club Has a Big Surprise for the Start of the 2024 Golf Season.” That post outlined exciting expansion plans for one of Ontario’s most beloved golf destinations.
Today, I’m thrilled to share an update as the 2024 season wraps up—and anticipation builds for what’s ahead in 2025 and beyond.
Town Hall Meeting: A Vision for the Future

View of golfers attending Town Hall Meeting at Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club
Town Hall Meeting at X1X Restaurant, Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club
On November 30, 2024, I attended a standing-room-only Town Hall Meeting at X1X Restaurant. CEO Roger Lichty and the Bay of Quinte management team delivered a presentation titled “Continuing to Evolve.”
The energy was electric as attendees got an insider look at the club’s bold transformation—from a semi-private facility into a full-fledged public golf resort featuring two distinct 18-hole courses.

Golf Cart Tour: Seeing the Vision in Motion

Preview of new par-three golf hole at Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club
Future Golf Holes at Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club
After the presentation, guests were invited on a guided cart tour along freshly paved paths that wound through the future layout. Gazing out over vast acres of future holes and a massive new water reservoir, seemed to be one-quarter the size of our local Oak Lake- it became clear just how ambitious this transformation really is.
2025 Golf Season: What to Expect
Here’s a breakdown of what’s ahead for the 2025 season:
Three New Holes on the Black Course:
- Hole #9: New par-three
- Hole #13 and #14: Two new par-fours
- (#14 green was visible as we approached the old 2024 #14 tee blocks)
Hole 18 Closure:
- The current #18 will close for the season for renovations.
- It will reopen in 2026 as a par-three to complete the Old Course’s 18-hole layout.
Parking Lot Expansion:
- The berm on the east side will be used to raise the fairway on the old #18 by three feet for better drainage.
Stay & Play Lodging:
- New accommodation will be built west of the main entrance.
Black Course Configuration for 2025
April to Mid-May
- 20-hole routing: Includes 9 new and 11 original holes
- Special features: Warm-up hole + playoff hole
- The Old Nine will not be in play during this time

Map of Black Course Routing – April to Mid-May 2025
Mid-May to End of Season
- 12 new holes + 8 original holes
- The Old Nine will reopen for play

Map of Black Course Routing – Mid-May to End of 2025 Season
A Transformative Vision for the Club
The evolution isn’t just about adding golf holes. The long-term plan for Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club includes:
- Expansion to 36 holes with two distinctive 18-hole courses
- Focus on social experiences to welcome golfers of all levels
- Launch of exclusive Pro Shop merchandise and guest services
- Enhanced amenities for a premium golf experience
Projected Timeline:
- 2025: One 9-hole course and a modified 18-hole layout
- 2026: Preview year for two completed 18-hole courses
- 2027: Official naming and launch of the new second course
Touring the New Golf Holes with Roger Lichty
Coming in 2026 – Future green for hole #18, Black Course, Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club
Several weeks before the Town Hall, I toured the new holes with Roger Lichty. Seeing these holes in their raw form—just sand, dirt, trees, and water—was inspiring.
Roger’s excitement was palpable. He described each hole as a carefully designed experience, not just a way to get from tee to green.
“Every golf hole is going to be special,” Roger shared. “Each will offer a unique challenge and a memorable experience.”
Looking Ahead to 2025 and Beyond

New Holes coming in 2026 – Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club
With a bold vision, strong leadership, and visible progress, the Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club is redefining what a public golf experience can be in southeastern Ontario.
Whether you’re a longtime member or planning your first visit, 2025 promises to be an unforgettable year for golfers in the Bay of Quinte and Prince Edward County.
I can’t wait to tee it up on #1 of the Black Course on Opening Day of the 2025 Season.