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

The best course KC has to offer. Quiet but social, with great service on each visit. This course…read morewill make you reconsider your putting and challenge your drives as each hole is different. It's a hidden gem and if you ever get the chance to play- DO IT!

Literally the nicest course I've played, very well managed as it's worked on every morning,…read morebeautiful layout with challenges on every hole and green. I play here about 1-2 times a week and the course usually never plays the same. Usually never slow. Golf carts are very nice too and the employees love what they do. You can also play the range like golf shots on the course.

Hate to write a bad review but...Tried 7 different times and several ways (email/phone calls) to…read morehave someone contact me about booking an event. So, I had to cancel my membership. Wish it would have been a better experience.

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!!

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!

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.

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.

It has been a while I have played here and came back to play golf with friends for last few months…read more Very much changed in better ways with staff and facilities.

Keep in mind that this is an old urban course with low green fees. Given that, the course has…read moreterrific greens, in very good shape, with challenging contours and greenside bunkers. Fairways vary, but the ones that are in rough shape are being worked on. The rough is somewhat ragged. I carry extra balls - if I'm in the general area where the ball should have stopped, I drop and keep on going. The yardage looks very short on the card, but it is par 70 with lots of elevation changes that make it more difficult than may appear. I cannot comment on slow play; I usually play very early and it moves along nicely. GreatLife has a tough task - keeping the course in reasonable shape with low fees - given that challenge I think that they're doing pretty well

It took us just under four hours to play 12 holes. As someone that worked in golf for 3 years, I…read moreunderstand the challenges of tee sheet management. However, not once did a Marshall come tell any of the groups around us to pick up the pace of play. At one point, there were three groups all waiting to tee off with a fourth quickly approaching. This sort of thing is very avoidable with proper interference from staff and ensuring players are aware of course etiquette, especially considering the course is a part of the Greatlife KC family, which is a reputable company. The poor etiquette we experienced were as follows: groups waiting significantly too long to tee off, players hitting into us multiple times (and not because we were playing too slow, they just had poor etiquette), players looking for balls for a significant amount of time (im talking well over 3 minutes), and just a general lack of courtesy from all with regard to pace of play. I wouldn't come back on a weekend after this experience, though the course itself is fine and my group had no issues with it.

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!

A fantastic facility. A great staff. The steward at the first tee was excellent. First time seeing…read morean automated lawn mower in action. This was my son's first round of golf, and he loved it. We will definitely be back to continue supporting a local course that welcomes and prioritizes getting youth onto the links!

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 Country Club has been a great location to hang out for the summer. Offers organized sports…read morefor children, teens and adults. Laid back atmosphere is a big draw as well. Glad we joined this year!

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

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 a great time playing with family. We did reserve a bay in advance so we walked right in!…read more The food selection is standard bar fare and lots of drinks to choose from. (We played early and the breakfast burrito was a pleasant surprise.) The server was friendly and the space was clean. They do a good job of keeping things moving so you can wrap up quickly when your time expires.

One star. For existing…read more Topgolf isn't an entertainment venue -- it's a light-polluting, sleep-stealing monument to bad urban planning. Every night, their stadium-grade floodlights bleach Indian Creek like an interrogation room, leaving disoriented birds to die behind it. If environmental responsibility were a sport, this place would finish dead last. Closing time? You don't check a clock -- you wait for the seismic bass drops that rattle kids' bedroom windows, followed by motorcycles screaming through the neighborhood like it's a qualifying lap at Daytona. At 1 a.m. Because of course. And then come the graduates of the "unlimited drinks, zero judgment" program, proudly exporting noise, trash, and bravado into streets where people are trying to live normal lives. Inside the nets: neon fun and selfies. Outside: insomnia, dead wildlife, and the steady reminder that no one in charge cared who already lived here. If you're looking for golf with a side of community impact and ecological indifference, congratulations -- you've found it. Avoid if you value sleep, silence, or the idea of being a decent neighbor. Ok, got that off my chest. It's a novelty that is fun on the Olympic schedule - probably better to round up and go there once every 5 years. Have fun, have a blast, but please just be a decent human when you leave that place. No one wants to hear your bass at 1am and that crotch rocket you ride is really not that interesting to us (the neighbors).