Golf courses in Kansas City, MO.

Kansas City, MO

Championship golf sculpted into the Missouri Northland hills.

Kansas City, MO

Historic Tillinghast classic with skyline views.

Kansas City, MO

Tiffany Greens Golf Club is a public course in the northland area of Kansas City, Missouri, developed as part of a residential community. It was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and opened in 1999. The layout features six lake-protected greens along with undulating green surrounds and strategically placed bunkers, design elements typical of Jones's work. It was built with a stadium-style routing so it could host professional events, and it did host a PGA Tour stop in its opening years. The course remains open to public play with a large clubhouse offering a golf shop, restaurant, and banquet facilities, and it is close to Kansas City International Airport and Interstate 29.

Kansas City, MO

Fred Arbanas Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 public golf course in Kansas City, Missouri, set inside Longview Lake Park. The championship course opened in 1986 and underwent a complete renovation in 2009. It is named for Fred Arbanas, a former Kansas City Chiefs tight end who later served Jackson County for decades. The course features bentgrass greens built to USGA specifications, zoysia fairways, river sand bunkers and concrete cart paths. Hole 12, its signature par 4, overlooks Longview Lake. An adjoining nine-hole par-3 course and practice facilities are also on site in Kansas City.

Kansas City, MO

Minor Park Golf Course is a public 18-hole municipal course with a par of 70 located in Kansas City, Missouri. Established in 1966, the course was designed by architect Larry Flatt and is one of the busiest facilities in the area. Minor Park is popular for its walkable layout, featuring wide fairways and large bent grass greens. The course measures 5,668 yards, making it a manageable length for players of all ages while still offering a challenge through its small putting surfaces. The property includes a lighted driving range and practice greens for chipping and putting. Tree-lined fairways define the classic design, which has served as an introductory course for many local golfers over several decades.

Kansas City, MO

Hodge Park Golf Course is a public 18-hole municipal facility with a par of 70 located in Kansas City, Missouri. The course was designed by architect Michael Malyn and opened for play in 1976. Hodge Park is set in a scenic location with heavily wooded and rolling terrain. The layout brings two ponds, one lake, and a creek into play, making seven of the holes hazardous for golfers. Ten holes feature some degree of dogleg, which requires players to be accurate with their shot placement. The course is surrounded by native buffalo grass and rolling prairies, providing a natural habitat for a variety of local wildlife. The facility includes a full-length driving range and multiple practice greens.

Kansas City, MO

Modern greens meeting a classic Kansas City setting.