Golf in Kansas
We have 195 golf courses in Kansas in our golf course database.
There are 273 golf courses throughout the state of Kansas, both private and public, for golfers to choose from. If you are staying in Wichita, Topeka, or Overland Park, you will not be disappointed by the courses in the area, as there are several! Just outside of Kansas City is one of Kansas’ best golf courses, which has also been rated one of America’s best golf courses, the Golf Club of Kansas. The course is nestled in true Nebraskan scenery. You will start by working your way through the wooded valley, then up through the rock quarry and then along the lake; you get a little taste of everything! The course’s elevation changes by 140 feet throughout- you will definitely get a workout, consider renting a golf cart or hiring a caddy.
Flint Hills National Golf Club
Flint Hills National Golf Club, in Andover, Kansas, is home to one of the best golf courses in the country. The club owner, Tom Devlin, is the founder of the company Rent-A-Center. Devlin hired Tom Fazio to be the mastermind behind his newly beloved masterpiece. The course was built on a 640 acre lot, and opened in 1997. The course measures 6,394 yards from the National tees, with a par of 71.
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Don't force your kids into sports. I never was. To this day, my dad has never asked me to go play golf. I ask him. It's the child's desire to play that matters, not the parent's desire to have the child play. Fun. Keep it fun.
Tiger Woods
FORE! Lee Westwood ball ends up in a woman's shirt !!!
Lee Westwood hooked his drive on the 13th hole into a crowd of folks at the Ritz Charlton Golf Course as a part of the Accenture Match Play Championship.
This is maybe not news but where the ball landed is incredible..... The ball somehow made it's way into a woman's shirt as seen in the video below.
What would have been funnier is if the lady would have taken a run towards the green and dropped the ball there or even dropped it in the hole :)
Did you know
The term birdie comes from an American named Ab Smith. While playing 1899, he played what he described as a "bird of a shot", which became "birdie" over time.
