 In addition to a public golf course in Carey Park, there are four additional courses in Reno County.
Two are associated with country clubs and are open to members only and two offer all golfers an opportunity to challenge the Kansas terrain.
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Public
 Carey Park
15 Emerson Loop
(620) 694-2698
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Carey park Golf Course offers 18 enjoyable yet challenging holes, and is known as one of the best municipal courses in Kansas. The rates are reasonable and the atmosphere relaxing. Tee times are available up to a week in advance. A restaurant, pro shop and car rentals are available. Open Tuesday through Sunday, the course is closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Years Day.
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Cottonwood Hills Golf Club
 P.O. Box 0688, Hutchinson, KS 67504
(620) 802-9150
Website: www.cottonwoodhills.net
The new Cottonwood Hills Golf Club is an open-to-the public daily-fee course, allowing everyone who wishes to enjoy this truly unique golfing experience.
The Hutchinson area is no stranger to world-class golf, with one of the nation's top 25 courses just a few short miles away. The overwhelming natural beauty of this region creates a feeling of solitude, allowing each golfer to concentrate on the next challenge that awaits them during the round.
Cottonwood Hills is designed by one of the world's premier players and golf course architects, Nick Faldo, who says its rolling sand hills and tumbling dunes remind him of the great Scottish courses where the game originated. |
 The Links at Pretty Prairie
1 Power Drive
Pretty Prairie
(620) 459-4653
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Completed in 1996, The links at Pretty Prairie offer an exciting trip back in time to the origins of the game of golf. This nine-hole, links-style course features wide open bluegrass fairways lined with deep heather roughs, bent grass greens, and a wandering stream reminiscent of the Scottish links of old.
The course is open seven days a week. Walk-ons are welcome weekdays but tee times are required for weekends and holidays. The course is open sunrise to sunset April through November, 9 a.m. to sunset the remainder of the year, and is closed Tuesday mornings until noon. Cart rental is available. |
Private
 The Highlands
922 Crazy Horse Drive
(620) 663-8396
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After seeing the fairways flowing through the sand dunes, it is obvious why some have referred to The Highlands as the course Mother Nature Built. This 18-hole championship course is rated one of the most difficult in Kansas.
Amenities include a full service pro shop, snack bar, practice green and driving range. American Golf Corporation, the largest golf course management company in the nation, owns The Highlands. |
Prairie Dunes Golf and Country Club
 4812 East 30th
(620) 662-0581
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In just about every ranking found, this impressive course consistently ranks among the top golf courses in the United States and the World. Prairie Dunes is the premier golf course in Kansas.
As a tribute to its greatness, the United States Golf Association (USGA) selected Prairie Dunes as the site of the 2006 U.S. Senior Open Championship. Prairie Dunes also was the site of the 2002 U.S. Women's Open Championship.
Designed by the renowned golf course architect Perry Maxwell, Prairie Dunes is for thinking players. It rewards the good shot and punishes the weak one. Tom Watson, an honorary member of Prairie Dunes, describes the course as "a touch of Scotland in the Land of Oz, sunflowers instead of heather, oceans of grain instead of the sea."
The eighth hole was named the best eighth hole in the country by Sports Illustrated. Golf Magazine lists both the eighth and tenth holes among the nation's 100 best holes. |
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