Dubs Dread is probably the best of Kansas City's older courses, and I love older courses. Also , it…read morewill test your golf skills. From the beautiful clubhouse to the well stocked pro shop, this place is first class all the way. We stopped to get a cart and the young lady was very helpful and got us going right away. Also, nice new golf carts vs. some places that have a plaque that says " Jack Nicklaus rode in this as a teenager." The course is beautiful laid out, well manicured , and plenty of old growth trees to add a degree of difficulty to the game, but challenges hone your skills. Afterward, we went back to the clubhouse where we enjoyed some food and adult beverages, enhanced by the magnificent view of the course while out on the deck. All in all, you can't go wrong with this place.

Great layout with a lot of character, not just going back and forth in a field. This place gets a…read morelot of play, as it took us a couple of days to get a tee time that would fit our schedule. Pace of play (4:30) not bad for a course this long. I saw that the desired time is 4:15 and is called a pace of play course. Course is well kept, even with the ridiculous heat we have been having. Some tee boxes were pretty hard, but overall good shape. Real nice carts that looked pretty new and had GPS and speakers that you could pair to your phone. Driving range not bad with mat and grass available. The traps are cool!! don't like being in them but they look great. Nice clubhouse and the staff very pleasant. Looks like they wash every cart after use with ice provided in cooler! Definitely will be back!

GOLF CONSUMER ALERT…read more Do not be fooled as I was that this once championship caliber facility is now anything more than a living off reputation front for essentially stealing green fees. CRumbling (literally) clubhouse and infrastructure CRunchy tee boxes and fairways starving for water CRab grass growing on greens, collars and "bunkers" CRappy old carts with torn seats, bald tires and scratched up hazy windshields I would not play here again even for free with a chauffeured limousine to and from the course. I have shared my feedback with the long time General Manager who acknowledged the degraded conditions at the facility. The property is not locally owned but instead is "managed" by an out of state company that I feel is letting the facility wither on the vine and using it as a cash cow. Very sad.

Tee boxes really bad. Mats only driving range. Greens are pelted. Staff if great. Bunkers are trash.read more

Great piece of play Course was in good condition. Pretty…read moreshort course but overall a good one to practice different shots.

Pace of play was excellent. Finished full 18 w/3:27 T time. Full course in excellent condition…read more Only down side is the entire course is sloped. Fun but difficult. Facilities were good.

Did not have a good experience. Customer service was lacking. Value seemed to be good but not…read moresomeplace I would sell golf balls.

Stopped in for some golf balls this afternoon. The lady behind the counter was super friendly and…read morehelpful. She said they were a bit "low on stock", but they still had a good variety to choose from. I snagged a dozen AA grade Pro V1s. They were all very good condition balls. Only issue I seen was a single Pro V1x made it into the box. Not a huge issue for me, I will use it. However if your that particular about your balls. It maybe worth your time to double check? I'll definitely be back.

Looking for a good challenge, sunflower is a hilly track in bonner springs. Front nine starts with…read more5 wide open holes, then the trees begin to tighten things up. Backside is not as tight, but rolling hills, keep offering all the challenges any golfer would want. The wind can change this course considerably, the greens are in great shape and fair, minus some sloping from back to front, where a putt past the hole can end up in the fairway. The traps could really use some TLC, as there's hardly any sand in some. This can be typical of public courses in the area. No GPS on the carts, so it's old school 150 and 100 yard stakes. If the price is right, you'll enjoy spending 4 hours fighting the challenges of sunflower hills.

This course is looooooooong and hilly. It is one of the few courses in the area that actually…read morereaches 7000 yards or more. In their case though, it plays 7001 and is a par 72. It was remodeled in 2003 and now has Zoysia fairways which is AWESOME! Anytime you can play on Zoysia you have a better lie. You just have to be able to play the fairway ;) The greens range from small to large and the only downside is that late in the summer the greens start to get a little disease and discoloration. Most people repair their divots so you can play a good line to the hole. I would not recommend walking this course on a hot day. 7001 yards is no joke on this course. There are a lot of hills and you will be exhausted by the 12th hole. Other than that, it is a great place to play.

Great clubs. Great service! Local business to support. Check website at www.lvgolfmedic.comread more

The owners clearly like to discredit the customers and say their experiences weren't actually true…read more please review the google review i did. There are several very unprofessional responses from the owners. Any good business owner would reach out to the customer and see what they can do to make the situation right or improve their employees customer service efforts. Not ban someone for driving on the grass on a golf course. If I could give zero stars, I would. First time on the course and I won't be returning. The course conditions are unacceptable. The driving range balls are so old they're falling apart, and the course itself is poorly maintained -- dead grass on the greens, mud throughout, and mats being used to tee off on hole 6. The staff's behavior made the experience even worse. The women running the facility were rude and confrontational. After briefly driving 90 degrees into the rough to retrieve a ball, I apologized several times and agreed to remain on the cart path. Despite that, I was still spoken to aggressively and removed from the course. Everyone makes mistakes. There is no reason to be become unhinged and continuously yelled at after acknowledging the mistake. It then took nearly 30 minutes for them to process a refund because no one seemed to understand how to operate the point-of-sale system. Golf is supposed to be relaxing, not an exercise in dealing with power-tripping staff who have no sense of customer service. Save your time and your money -- there are far better courses nearby that actually treat people with respect.

Great affordable public golf course about 30 min from downtown! This is a par 3 course that is…read moreperfect for beginners or a nice short game. It has great deals on buckets of balls and 9-18 hole games with cart. I have come alone as a woman to practice and everyone is respectful of my space and of me. I've always felt safe here and enjoy coming here! It's pretty well maintained--could probably be a little better--and isn't the most challenging course in the area, but great for skill levels and attention spans like me! I highly recommend checking it out!

I tried this disc golf course while visiting the area and loved it! It is a 9-hole course with only…read moreone level of play, which is IMO beginner/intermediate. My son and I are beginners and both enjoyed it very much and thought it was good for beginners. There is a map of the course at the start; I took a photo with my phone and referred to it a couple times during play to find the next tee, as it is not always obvious. Some of the tees have a straight shot and view to the wire basket, but others are more challenging. In particular, there was an area with a little bridge and plenty of trees and brush on a little hill that you have to cross twice during the course, and it can be hard to find your disc if it lands there. Use a neon disc! Our drivers were unfortunately black, and I had some trouble because I couldn't see through to where my disc went down to track it. My son found it for me just fine though. The park is well maintained, the tees were free of any brush or debris, the grassy parts were mown. You might like to wear sunscreen and bug repellant in the summer. If you have young kids but still want to play disc golf, this location is good, because there are two playgrounds adjacent to parts of the course, one tiny one near holes 4-7, and the larger one near holes 8 and 9. So if they are old enough to not need close/constant supervision, you could have them walk with you through holes 1-3, and then play 4-7 while they are at the little one, then bring them to hole 8 and they can run up to the bigger one until you finish. And at the larger one, there is an adjacent covered picnic area and water fountain for snack time, and a bathroom up the rise at the parking area. It's also a good course if your kid(s) want to try playing disc golf. If it doesn't work out, you can always do just a few holes and then play at the playground. The park also has many other amenities, such as a skate park and baseball field.