The Highlands Cottonwood Hills	Carey Park Prairie Dunes Country Club The links at Pretty Prairie
From the legendary links of Prairie Dunes to our exceptional municipal course, you have 5 ways to enjoy playing golf here.

The Highlands
FAIRWAYS GRACEFULLY FLOWING through sand dunes is just one highlight of The Highlands, an 18-hole
championship golf course rated one of the most difficult in Kansas. Now semi-private, call for tee times.

Amenities include a full service pro shop, practice greens, driving
range, racquetball courts, Olympic-size swimming pool, grill, and a supper club for fine dining. With its exceptional hilltop view, The Highlands is one of the more appealing meeting and banquet facilities in the area.

With its exceptional hilltop view, The Highlands is one of the more appealing
meeting and banquet facilities in the area.

Cottonwood Hills
BEAUTIFULLY WOVEN into 620 acres of rolling native sand dunes, Cottonwood Hills Golf Club was created by Nick Faldo, golf legend
and internationally-acclaimed course designer.

Open to the public, this 18-hole championship golf course features
five sets of tee boxes enabling golfers of all skill levels to enjoy the course.
A practice facility complete with a spacious putting green, chipping
green and practice bunker is also available. Visitors can rent golf clubs
through the Clubhouse. The course is closed during the winter.

Carey Park
CHALLENGING YET ENJOYABLE, this is one of the best municipal courses in the state. Carey Park Golf Course offers very reasonable rates and a relaxing atmosphere. Tee times can be made up to a week in advance. Restaurant, pro shop, and cart rental are available.

The course is closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years days..

Prairie Dunes Country Club
LEGENDARY LINKS respected for its challenging play as well as its beauty – this prestigious course hosted the United States Golf Association (USGA) 2006 U.S. Senior Open Championship. It was also the site of the USGA 2002 U.S. Women’s Open Championship.

Designed by the renowned Perry Maxwell and sculpted into the rolling sand hills northeast of Hutchinson in 1936, the result is both charming and treacherous.

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.”

Prairie Dunes is ranked 30th nationally by Golf Digest, 25th worldwide by Golf Magazine, and 9th best classical course by Golf Week. The eighth hole was named “the best eighth hole in the country” by Sports Illustrated.

The Links at Pretty Prairie
WIDE OPEN BLUEGRASS FAIRWAYS lined with deep heather roughs, bentgrass greens,
and a wandering stream bring to mind the beauty of Scottish links on this nine-hole course nestled at the southwest edge of a quiet, rural community.

Open seven days a week, walk-ons are welcome weekdays, while tee times are required for weekends and holidays. Cart rental is available.