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Golf courses in Kansas

Kansas's 205 mapped courses by city, nearly half of them nine-holers, from Wichita and the Johnson County suburbs to the Flint Hills and the plains.

Kansas golf courses by city

Cities with two or more mapped courses have their own page; every course has its own page too.

Wichita 13 Overland Park 9 Topeka 9 Manhattan 5 Olathe 4 Andover 3 Hutchinson 3 Lawrence 3 Leawood 3 Lenexa 3 Mcpherson 3 Pittsburg 3 Salina 3 Abilene 2 Arkansas City 2 Atchison 2 Bonner Springs 2 Coffeyville 2 Dodge City 2 Emporia 2 Eureka 2 Garden City 2 Great Bend 2 Hays 2 Independence 2 Iola 2 Junction City 2 Kansas City 2 Liberal 2 Mission Hills 2 Newton 2 Ozawkie 2 Pratt 2 Shawnee Mission 2 Winfield 2

The wind is the hazard in Kansas. The courses sit on open ground, from the Flint Hills tallgrass around Manhattan to the high plains west of Hays, and a two-club breeze is an ordinary Tuesday. Yardage has 205 Kansas courses mapped, and the split is nearly even: 109 eighteen-hole and 96 nine-hole, a 46.8% nine-hole share that ranks fifth in the country.

Of the state’s 132 postal cities, 97 have a single mapped course, and many of those are municipals: Emporia, Salina, Fort Hays in Hays, Hesston, Girard, Ellsworth and Hillsboro all show a city course in the catalog. Wichita leads with 13 mapped courses; Topeka and Overland Park have 9 each, with Olathe’s 4 rounding out the Johnson County side of the Kansas City metro. Manhattan’s 5 include Colbert Hills, a public course connected to Kansas State University’s golf course management and research foundation, and its par-3. Both Army posts have a mapped course: Custer Hill at Fort Riley and Trails West at Fort Leavenworth.

Per head, Kansas is well supplied: 6.89 courses per 100,000 residents, 12th in our Golf Course Census against a national 4.38, one mapped course for every 14,523 people. The state holds 1.37% of the catalog. The season runs from March into November, with winter play whenever the ground is not frozen, and summer afternoons are for people who like it hot.

If a work trip lands you on a course you have never seen, our guide to a first look at a new course is the one to read in the parking lot; the national directory covers every state.

205courses mapped in Kansas
26thof 50 states by course count
109 / 9618-hole / 9-hole courses (46.8% nine-hole)
6.9courses per 100,000 residents (12th of 50)
132cities and towns with a mapped course
1.4%of the 14,987 courses mapped nationwide

Most courses: Wichita (13), Overland Park (9), Topeka (9), Manhattan (5), Olathe (4).

Population: U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 Population Estimates (July 1, 2025) (2,977,220 residents). Counts are courses mapped in Yardage, not an official registry.

Courses by city

205 courses in 132 cities and towns.

A

Abilene, 2 courses
Andover, 3 courses
Anthony Lake, 1 course
Arkansas City, 2 courses
Ashland, 1 course
Atchison, 2 courses
Atwood, 1 course
Augusta, 1 course

B

Basehor, 1 course
Baxter Springs, 1 course
Belleville, 1 course
Beloit, 1 course
Bonner Springs, 2 courses
Burlington, 1 course

C

Caney, 1 course
Cawker City, 1 course
Chanute, 1 course
Chapman, 1 course
Cheney, 1 course
Claflin, 1 course
Clay Center, 1 course
Clearwater, 1 course
Coffeyville, 2 courses
Colby, 1 course
Concordia, 1 course
Council Grove, 1 course

D

De Soto, 1 course
Derby, 1 course
Dodge City, 2 courses

E

El Dorado, 1 course
Elkhart, 1 course
Ellinwood, 1 course
Ellis, 1 course
Ellsworth, 1 course
Emporia, 2 courses
Erie, 1 course
Eureka, 2 courses

F

Fort Leavenworth, 1 course
Fort Riley, 1 course
Fort Scott, 1 course
Fredonia, 1 course

G

Garden City, 2 courses
Gardner, 1 course
Garnett, 1 course
Girard, 1 course
Goodland, 1 course
Great Bend, 2 courses
Grinnell, 1 course

H

Halstead, 1 course
Hays, 2 courses
Hesston, 1 course
Hiawatha, 1 course
Hill City, 1 course
Hillsboro, 1 course
Holton, 1 course
Horton, 1 course
Hutchinson, 3 courses

I

Independence, 2 courses
Iola, 2 courses

J

Johnson City, 1 course
Junction City, 2 courses

K

Kansas City, 2 courses
Kinsley, 1 course

L

La Crosse, 1 course
La Cygne, 1 course
Lake Quivira, 1 course
Lakin, 1 course
Lansing, 1 course
Larned, 1 course
Lawrence, 3 courses
Leavenworth, 1 course
Leawood, 3 courses
Lenexa, 3 courses
Leonardville, 1 course
Liberal, 2 courses
Lindsborg, 1 course
Logan, 1 course
Louisburg, 1 course
Lyons, 1 course

M

Madison, 1 course
Manhattan, 5 courses
Marion, 1 course
Marysville, 1 course
Mcpherson, 3 courses
Medicine Lodge, 1 course
Mission Hills, 2 courses
Mound City, 1 course

N

New Strawn, 1 course
Newton, 2 courses
Norton, 1 course

O

Oakley, 1 course
Olathe, 4 courses
Onaga, 1 course
Osage City, 1 course
Osawatomie, 1 course
Osborne, 1 course
Oswego, 1 course
Ottawa, 1 course
Overbrook, 1 course
Overland Park, 9 courses
Ozawkie, 2 courses

P

Paola, 1 course
Parsons, 1 course
Phillipsburg, 1 course
Pittsburg, 3 courses
Plainville, 1 course
Pratt, 2 courses
Pretty Prairie, 1 course

R

Russell, 1 course

S

Sabetha, 1 course
Saint Francis, 1 course
Saint Marys, 1 course
Salina, 3 courses
Satanta, 1 course
Scott City, 1 course
Sedan, 1 course
Seneca, 1 course
Sharon Springs, 1 course
Shawnee, 1 course
Shawnee Mission, 2 courses
St John, 1 course
Syracuse, 1 course

T

Topeka, 9 courses

U

Ulysses, 1 course

V

Vassar, 1 course

W

Wa Keeney, 1 course
Wamego, 1 course
Washington, 1 course
Wellington, 1 course
Wichita, 13 courses
Winfield, 2 courses

Y

Yates Center, 1 course

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