Kansas
Golf in Olathe
Olathe has 4 golf courses — 2 public — topped by Wolf Creek Golf at 7,150 yards.
- Courses
- 4
- Public
- 2
- Longest
- 7,150 yds
Olathe, the Johnson County seat, is one of Kansas's fastest-growing cities, a southwest Kansas City suburb whose population has expanded from fewer than 40,000 in 1980 to well over 150,000 today. The city's growth is tied to Johnson County's broader economic success — corporate headquarters, healthcare campuses, and the county's exceptional school districts have drawn families seeking quality of life in a metro that offers urban amenities without urban density. Olathe's golf infrastructure has grown alongside its population, with Heritage Park, Prairie Highlands, Shadow Glen, and Wolf Creek providing a range of recreational options on the gently rolling terrain of the Johnson County interior.
The card
Courses in Olathe
- Heritage Park Golf Course Johnson CountyPublic Par 71 · 6,834 yds · 73.6/12918 holes
- Prairie Highlands Golf Course Johnson CountyPublic Par 72 · 7,066 yds · 74.4/13918 holes
- Shadow Glen Golf Club Johnson CountyPrivate Par 72 · 7,051 yds · 74.6/13618 holes
- Wolf Creek Golf Johnson CountyPrivate Par 72 · 7,150 yds · 75.3/14218 holes
Towns nearby: Gardner (1) · Lenexa (4) · Spring Hill (1) · Overland Park (8) · Shawnee (2) · Leawood (3)
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