9 holes on the river with decent prices. Can get a bit windy and the golf carts are a bit squeely…read more The staff have always been friendly, the beers cold and we haven't lost a ball yet. Good course for a spontaneously sunny spring afternoon.

Hmm what to say... I could right a novel considering the wait time I have behind the inexperienced…read moreand groups of 6 or more people that are consistently teeing off. I guess it's a good learning course, it's only a 9 hole course that is a true "goat patch." 20 buck for 18 and a cart. I should have known right then I need to steer clear, but alas I came anyway. Had to start on the 8th hole since the first tee was bogged down and the 2nd, 3rd. You get the idea. If you are somewhat experienced; Don't come. You will just get flustered. Fairways are in poor repair. Greens are hard and fast as a sidewalk, the dried ponds are an obstacle in the stead of sand traps. The only good thing was you never will lose a ball and some of the scenery of the ks river was kinda cool. If you do come, drink beer. It might dull the pain that this unfortunate course will undoubtably cause you.

The Golf Club of Kansas is one of the premier golf courses, available to be played by the public,…read morein Kansas City. I personally consider it in my Top 3 of courses I enjoy playing in the entire metro. The Golf Course of Kansas is one of the newer courses in the metro, thanks to a budding trend of land reclamation projects. In this case, an old rock quarry has been re-purposed into a golf course. As a result there are some incredible topographical features that you simply will not find on other courses around here (Stone Canyon is about the closest and honestly I don't think it compares). On this course you will find incredible elevation changes, drives over canyons to reach the fairways, challenging bunker placement, and incredible vistas (including things like old mine shafts and rock walls from the quarry. The fairways (which were in EXCELLENT shape when I played) are Zoysia, greens are bentgrass, and the rough is a combination of bluegrass & fescue in the first cut, and natural prairie grasses and plants in the second cut (good luck finding your ball if it goes in there). This course is also home to some of my favorite holes to play in the city. First off is #3, which is a Par 3. You are setup to shoot over a gap onto an island style green. The left is protected by a rock wall leftover from the quarry and the front and right is a sheer drop off to the old quarry below , which is now flooded with water. An old mineshaft is also visible from both the tee box and the green. You can go a bit long and be safe, though not by much, or you can shank it left and have it still kick off the rock and wind up putting for birdie. Next up is #8, which is in my top 3 Par 5s for the metro (the others being #17 on the Outlaw at Paradise Pointe and #14 on the back nine of this course). The hole is over 600yds from most tee boxes. You start of with a monster drive across a quarry canyon that's filled in with native grasses. The fairway is 220+ from most tee boxes. If you're a big hitter you can opt to cut the corner but there is a bunker protecting that shot so you have to be accurate and lucky. Then the hole doglegs hard left and runs downhil before running back uphill to the green! It's an incredible challenge to reach in three and stay on the green which has steep run-offs in all directions. The other hole I really love is #14. It's another Par 5 with a dogleg right. The tee box is elevated and you essentially shooting down into a canyon. The left side is guarded by a 60 foot rock face that runs the entire length of the hole, so if you have a draw, your ball is going to kick back in (though the rocks will tear it up). To the right is a 15ft rock face, though there is a decent amount of trees that will challenge you to keep your fade under control. What's so awesome about this hole is really the view. It starts at the tee box and just keeps you in awe the entire ride to the green. I must also mention Hole #13 is of note as one of the better Par 4s in the area. It features a tiered fairway and a green surrounded by water and woods. You better be on your game to try and reach this one in 2. The Golf Club of Kansas also features a driving range that is open year round (due to heated booths), full instruction (which I haven't used), and putting and chipping practice greens (that also include practice bunkers to hit out of (something I don't see a lot of). For the frugal golfer like me The Golf Club of Kansas can be a bit pricey. I'd personally like to see dynamic tee times available, either through Teequest.com and/or GolfNow.com, or use the dynamic fee approach that Stone Canyon Golf Club uses. Since I can only play about once a week a membership at any course isn't really feasible for me (however I will note the membership rates here are pretty damn good and it's on my list when it does become feasible for me). My next challenge for this course is to get into a tournament there. I think it would be an absolute blast. I highly recommend this course to any golfer. I brought my dad here to play last year in the fall and he still talks about it to his friends back home. Hopefully I can make it out a few more times this year to play.

Drove 30 minutes to watch my son play in his Jr. pga match . Asked for a spectator cart and was…read moretold only one per child playing .. my ex husband and father in law had already grabbed a cart, therefore I couldn't watch the match and had to go home. He has played at courses all over the city and i've never heard of such a policy .

Want to give a shout out to this course. My daughter has done summer golf camp there the last three…read moreyears, and again this summer they proved to be an amazingly welcoming location for young golfers learning the game.

Quite the challenge, rough was really long. Lost a lot of balls on shots that should haven…read morefindable. Kinda took out the fun a little but enjoyed the course as a whole. There are some really fun holes. There are a lot of houses surrounding the course. Could be a little intimidating for the newer golfer. I thought the price was fair.

Golf course - 9 holes only. $30 (includes cart) for playing thru twice though so if you want to…read moreplay somewhere cheap here you go!! Friendly staff too!! Nothing fancy here. Pretty rough course. Cars are parked in the center with no fences or nets. You literally hit toward the cars on 2 holes. Lol. Sand pits have no sand, they are working on the course though so hopefully it gets better soon!!

Course could use some work....cart paths , mole damage and drainage. Friendly staff and nice pool.read more

Best chicken sandwich ever. I played golf and then had a buffalo chicken sandwich. It was the best…read morething I have ever eaten. Something about the dill pickle made it perfect. I would sell my soul to recreate this incredible sandwich.

Course is in the process of renovating the bunkers, really my only complaint about the place from…read moreday 1. Great course, fun layout, reasonably priced, AWESOME crew of guys out at league... love it.

Nice little 9-hole course close to Gardner Lake. Very friendly staff, nice clubhouse. Not a ton of…read morerough, so pretty forgiving track for sub par golfers like yours truly.

The worst golf course in the Metropolitan area not worth the $25 I payed left after the first 8…read moreholes

Nice course. You get good quality for what you pay for. I play this course about 5 times a year and…read moreI've always enjoyed it.

Fun course at a great price…read more Great range and practice greens (putting and chipping are separate) Snacks and drinks are available in the clubhouse. Pace of play on a Wednesday afternoon was a little slow but we still got done in 4:20