9-Hole (Private) This course was built on rolling hills. Water hazards (three ponds) come into play on three holes. Additionally, ditches come into play on three other holes. Several greenside sand bunkers, plus one grass bunker can also alter your shots. There is an additional set of tees that can be...

9-Hole (Public) This course was built on a pasture, and the natural hills can be very strenuous for people who enjoy walking. The fairways are wide open, and the greens are fast and medium-sized. There is an additional set of men's tees that can be used when playing an eighteen hole...

18-Hole (Public) Falcon Lakes Golf Course is part of the Falcon Lakes residential community, located just west of Kansas City. This parkland style course opened for play August 2002, and was designed by architect Jay Morrish & Associates. The fairways are tree lined, and play near the 60-acre Falcon Lake. The...

9-Hole (Semi-private) This enjoyable course has fast greens. There is a fifty-seven acre fishing lake nearby that is open to the public. There are campgrounds available next to the lake. The ladies tee off from the same set of tees as the men.

9-Hole (Semi-private) This course has many long par 4's. All the dome-shaped greens are severely sloped. The fairways are wide open, and water hazards come into play on four holes. There is an additional men's tee that can be used when playing an eighteen hole round.

9-Hole (Public) This course is located amidst a small community of 500 people. The course practices the honor system for payment. There is a lock box for any money given to keep up the course. Generally, anyone can play anytime during the day, but there are no lights for night-time play....

9-Hole (Public) This hilly course affords fantastic scenery. The greens are small, and the fairways are tree lined. There is no water coming into play, but there are some sand bunkers scattered about the course.

9-Hole (Semi-private) This course is basically wide open, but there is one par 3 hole where a Plum tree thicket creates a blind shot to the green. The hunchback-shaped greens are difficult to read. This hilly course is easy to walk.

9-Hole (Public) This course was built on a hillside. The ladies tee off from the same set of tees as the men. The scorecard doesn't show handicaps for individual holes.

18-Hole (Public) This eighteen hole course is links in style where the natural topography has been preserved. There are slight elevation changes on the fairways. The greens are average-sized and mildly undulating. There are two signature holes on this course, #7, a 465-yard, par 4, which features a dogleg fairway hiding...