shadow glen is a wonderful golf club. it is a great layout with great par 3's. it was in…read moreincredable condition, the fairways were somewhat forgiving (not big-not bowling alley's) very fair. the greens were medium size with a good amount of undulation and had great pace to them. this is a private club so you must play with a member. if you get the chance, go play, it is well worth it. i look forward to playing there again. gh

Amazing place to play. They pay attention to every little detail you can imagine . I would say it's…read morethe closest coarse to tour quality you can get

For 2026, I have played this course about a dozen time now, I play once a week. The staff and…read morestarter have been super nice, I even commented to one of the starters the other day they run a tight ship. I see cart path improvements are just about completed and I really like on some holes cart paths on both sides of the fairway which is very nice to have. The course itself is in great condition but of course we have had a lot of rain this year. The only complaint I have and it's really not a complaint but to make the course more enjoyable, cut the rough down just a bit to prevent having to look longer for my ball. Other than that, it's a really nice fun course to play.

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

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 .

Best overall deal in JOCO and the staff has been amazing! The membership coordinator was beyond…read moreprofessional and welcoming and the reason I finalized my decision with BG&F! So happy to be joining the community!

Love the food and sitting on the patio looking over the golf course. Every time I have been here…read morethe food is amazing and prices are good. Very nice!!

Looking for a good challenge, sunflower is a hilly track in bonner springs. Front nine starts with…read more5 wide open holes, then the trees begin to tighten things up. Backside is not as tight, but rolling hills, keep offering all the challenges any golfer would want. The wind can change this course considerably, the greens are in great shape and fair, minus some sloping from back to front, where a putt past the hole can end up in the fairway. The traps could really use some TLC, as there's hardly any sand in some. This can be typical of public courses in the area. No GPS on the carts, so it's old school 150 and 100 yard stakes. If the price is right, you'll enjoy spending 4 hours fighting the challenges of sunflower hills.

This course is looooooooong and hilly. It is one of the few courses in the area that actually…read morereaches 7000 yards or more. In their case though, it plays 7001 and is a par 72. It was remodeled in 2003 and now has Zoysia fairways which is AWESOME! Anytime you can play on Zoysia you have a better lie. You just have to be able to play the fairway ;) The greens range from small to large and the only downside is that late in the summer the greens start to get a little disease and discoloration. Most people repair their divots so you can play a good line to the hole. I would not recommend walking this course on a hot day. 7001 yards is no joke on this course. There are a lot of hills and you will be exhausted by the 12th hole. Other than that, it is a great place to play.

I love golfing here. You get public course prices with an almost private course feel. The design…read moreoffers good challenges, but is still playable for high handicappers. Great practice areas and driving range. Finally, the staff is top notch. They are led by Tony and you won't find a better ambassador for the game of golf than him.

My son received a Youth on Course (YOC) Jr. golf membership for Christmas this year,…read moreand today we decided was the perfect day to use it for the first time. We arrived at the clubhouse, shared his membership info, paid for his round, and were told to head to the first tee and show the steward our receipt. We never got a shot off before we were told repeatedly that my son was not old enough to play the course. My son was devastated and embarrassed. It was about as bad of a first impression as a kid can have for a new sport. Fortunately we were able to get onto another course nearby, which was incredible... they will be getting all of our business from here on out. We will not be returning to St. Andrews even when my son meets their age requirement.

The course was well managed considering the summer conditions and being a public course. The cost…read moreis relatively inexpensive for a senior player during a weekday. The staff were very nice and helpful. My partner and I played 18 holes in 3 1/2 hr. However, the clubhouse is tired and rundown. Hot dogs were good with warm buns.

worst starter I have ever seen 4 some in front 4 some…read morebehind me The starter got in a cart behind me to come to the 2 nd hole and tell me I was playing to slow. Ken god bless you you really need some help with actions on a single playing between 2 4 somes The mgmt was even worse when I asked for some relief And crickets Worst golf experience of my life Ken get a better kkk job.

The food is always high quality with attentive service. Love this restaurant! The happy hour…read moredrinks and food are a great option.

Good course that is kept in overall great condition during the season. Plenty of bays available too…read moreat their range so wait times are not typically too long on busy times. Only minor complaint is the course range doesn't have any lights for nighttime play, but that is okay. Staff is nice too, definitely recommend!

Nice place for a wedding. Very big and open and my friend made very good use of the place for his…read morewedding. I enjoyed the country-like feel of the place. It's certainly a big change for a city guy like me.

Milburn is one of the grand old golf clubs in Kansas City. Founded in 1917, the course is one of…read morethe toughest in the city and has been used for US Open Qualifier tournaments on multiple occasions. Milburn was my 1st country club, I joined when I was 23 and I played the course daily for about 7 years. The course is truly amazing. My friends call the #2 hole, "Soul Crusher"; it is a 600 yard Par 5 with so many trees that an errant shot is like playing from the middle of a forest. Many 1st time players gave up on the round after playing #2 hole and decided to drink copious amounts of brewed beverage to lick their wounds in lieu of playing more golf. #4 is a 210 yard par 3, downhill over a pond... Good luck holding the green! The club house burned earlier this year so the club is building a new club house. My friends who are still members tell me that Milburn is taking the opportunity to reposition a few teeboxes and lengthen the driving range. I hope that they decide to rebuild the "Alibi Room". The Alibi Room was basically a sports bar-type area located in the back of the men's locker room. Overstuffed leather furniture, mahogany tables, huge plasma tv and full bar/food service. Legend has it that the Alibi Room was named by members in the 1920's because the men would tell their wives that the reason that she couldn't find him was because he was playing poker in the "Alibi" room. It was a good Alibi since women weren't allowed in the Alibi room because it was part of the men's locker room. I've heard stories from the old timers of Alibi Room poker games starting Friday night and not wrapping up until Sunday afternoon. Men in certain professions graduate from the fraternity house to the country club; the Alibi room has witnessed more than its fair share of outlandish behavior! Another interesting feature is the grave of an early Club Pro, Harry Robb on the grounds of the club. Mr. Robb dedicated much of his life to building Milburn and furthering golf in Kansas City. His final request was to be buried on the course. To this day, Mr. Robb's grave is always decorated with bright flowers. Milburn is a great club with a great tradition, play here if you can!

This is a beautiful private country club. I played a round with my son and prior to that we joined…read morea par 3 tournament for members only. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming. We live in PA our son lives here. We would consider living here if we were not east coasters. A nice golf track with abundant practice areas and a very nice practice range. The facility includes a massive lake and its own police and post office and a new very large fitness and daycare facility. One of the finer private clubs I have been to. Highly recommend. Mark & Nancy.

We had my 50th birthday party at the clubhouse upstairs in the ball room! Working with the staff on…read moreplanning the party made it simple & stressless! Our guests & our family had THE best time! The serving staff was attentive the entire night & cleanup was a breeze! Thank you for helping me celebrate a half a centur