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Swope Memorial
Designed in 1934 by legendary architect A.W. Tillinghast, Swope Memorial Golf Course was once the home of the PGA Tour's Kansas City Open (1949), making it the only public course in the area to have hosted a PGA Tour event.
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Minor Park
Minor Park was established in 1966. This classic 18 hole municipal golf course is known throughout Kansas City for it's playability. The layout is fun and easy to walk for players of all ages and skill levels. Many golfers remember it as the "the first golf course they ever played". Located in the heart of south Kansas City it is easy to access and affordable to play any day of the week.
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Heart of America
The Heart of America Golf Course offers two challenging nine-hole golf layouts in Swope Park, one of the largest urban parks in the country. The old nine-hole golf course is a par 35 and measures 2,604 yards with very tight target areas. The new nine-hole course was designed by Richard Allen, a landscape architect in the Parks and Recreation Department's Planning Services Division.
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Shoal Creek
Shoal Creek Golf Course, which opened in the fall of 2001, has become one of the most talked about daily fee golf and banquet facilities in the Kansas City area. This 6,950 yard par 71 golf property was sculpted by golf course architect Steve Wolfard, and offers a truly unique golfing experience for players of varying skill levels.
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Hodge Park
Hodge Park Golf Course is a popular northland course that is located in a very scenic setting with heavily wooded, rolling terrain. The golf course is a par 71, it measures 6,223 yards and brings into play three lakes and a creek making seven holes hazardous. Ten of the holes have some degree of "dogleg," which puts a premium on golfer's accuracy and skill.
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Kansas City, Missouri Parks and Recreation provides facilities, programs and recreational opportunities for the community that contributes to an aesthetically pleasing environment and enhanced quality of life. The department operates and maintains close to 12,000 acres of parkland including 219 parks, 132 miles of boulevards and parkways, 47 fountains, 87 ornamental structures, 10 community centers, 27 lakes, 38 miles of trails and bikeways, 105 tennis courts, 4 museums and 5 golf courses.