About this course
Sim Park Golf Course, formally the Arthur B. Sim Golf Course, is an 18-hole municipal course in Wichita, Kansas, located near the city's Museum District. The par-71 layout plays about 6,330 yards with tree-lined fairways leading to well-bunkered greens. It is the city's busiest course, generating roughly 40,000 rounds annually, and is operated by the City of Wichita.
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
Holes
18
Par
72
LooperScore
66.8
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MacDonald Golf Course
Wichita, KS · 4.1 mi away
MacDonald Golf Course is an 18-hole municipal course in Wichita, Kansas, operated by the city. The par-72 layout measures about 6,911 yards and is lined with mature cottonwood trees. It has been recognized by Wichita Eagle readers as one of the area's popular public courses and added a driving range on its northwest corner in 2019.
Tex Consolver Golf Course
Wichita, KS · 5.3 mi away
Tex Consolver Golf Course is a public, city-owned course in west Wichita, adjacent to Eisenhower National Airport, designed by architect Bob Dunning. At 7,361 yards and a par of 72, it is the longest of Wichita's five municipal golf courses and is regarded locally as among the more demanding. The course is operated by the City of Wichita's golf division and includes a pro shop and concessions.
Auburn Hills Golf Course
Wichita, KS · 7.5 mi away
Auburn Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole municipal course in Wichita, Kansas, operated by the City of Wichita. Designed by Perry Dye and Joe T. Jemsek and opened in 2001, the par-72 layout stretches over 7,100 yards through wetlands, rolling hills and tight tree-lined corridors. The course has hosted USGA and Kansas Golf Association events, along with a Web.com Tour qualifier, reflecting its championship-caliber design.
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