Kansas City Missouri Golf Courses

Kansas City Missouri Golf Courses

Blue Hills Country Club	Blue River Golf Course
Fred Arbana's Golf Course at Longview Lake	Hillcrest Country Club
Hodge Park Golf Course	Minor Park Golf Course
Oakwood Country Club	Royal Meadows Golf Course - East/North Course
Royal Meadows Golf Course - West/East Course	Royal Meadows Golf Course - West/North Course
Swope Memorial Golf Course	Teetering Rocks Executive Links
Timber Ridge Golf Park

Featured Golf Course Review:

Teetering Rocks Executive Links -- *As an Executive Course, not terrible*
Review by: G	If you keep in mind you're playing an executive course, you're fine. The price is high for nine holes (for what it is), but it's not bad for eighteen. Good place to practice and refine. The front feels longer than the back. The management seems friendly. No scores on this course should be used to brag to your buddies, "Hey, I shot a 67 the other day!"
From Lee's Summit

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Hillcrest Country Club -- *Classic Beauty*
Review by: Brian	I could not believe this course only received 1 star! If you know anything about golf, then you will appreciate the strategy needed to play the Donald Ross Design. If you are able to tackle this course layout then you are ready to play anywhere; an amazing way to bring your golf game up to speed. I would recommend Hillcrest Country Club to anyone.
From Kansas City, MO USA

Hillcrest Country Club -- *Play the blues*
Review by: trailside	This is a long blue course and is in good shape... lots of fun and very pretty.
From Leawood

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Peter N. Jans Community Golf Course
"Great course"
For a public course, this one is great, has alot of character. Named after an Evanston, IL golf pro who helped develop many community courses in the early days of the sport.
---brian j, Chicago, IL
Fox Creek Golf Club
"A Best Buy in StLouis Metropolitan Area"
I will start by saying that while I am only 24 years old, I have been an avid golfer since age 7. I haven't played a huge number of courses in my lifetime, but I know a good course when I play one, and I know a bad course as well. I personally feel that this course plays better than the more well known Sunset Hills CC also in Edwardsville, while not requiring membership/friendship to play. I've played the Bay Point Lagoon Legend in Panama City (known to be one of the 5 toughest courses in the US), and I truly don't think it has much on Fox Creek difficulty wise. The trees alone on Fox Creek truly play havok with any shots that aren't riding the middle of the fairways. Several greens have large trees that block approach shots that aren't setup off the tee correctly. A smart player will leave his driver in the bad on most tees (unless you are confident in your big stick), however, due to the course's length, approach shots end up being taken with mid-to-long irons more than one would like. Couple this with water or OB on nearly every hole and multi-tiered undulating greens and you are looking at one tough course. The best part about this course is the low price. You can play for dirt cheap in my opinion for as fine a course as this one. The only knock in my book is that the course does not wear well through the year, either due to climate or an average greens-crew. So if you want to play a great course for a bottom dollar price, come early in the year (April-May). I promise you won't be disappointed.
---David Johns, Edwardsville, IL, USA
Sandy Creek Golf Course
"Best course in the area"
Sandy Creek Golf Course is very golfer friendly and easy to play. It is very enjoyable and easy to walk. If you prefer to walk this is your course. The Sandy Creek family is very friendly. It was a pleasure for me to play this golf course and i will play it very soon.
---Big E, Ashland, Ky.
Green Oaks Golf Club
"Glorified Cow Pasture"
This is where I learned to play 18 holes. That being said, here's pros and cons: PROs: carts in decent shape, decent greens, challenging hilly course w/water obstacles, pro shop has wood stove and good hot dogs! Affordable alternative to other local courses CONS: no sand to be found on the property (could be a pro...), no driving or chipping area, cart paths mimick Cabarrus county backroads(disrepair),pro shop reminds me of a musty old general store but less merchandise, lots of backyards in which to hit your drives...
---Jeremy Love, Midland, NC USA