Had a great time playing here along my cross-country road trip. Beautiful course, surprisingly hilly for Kansas! Great condition and quick pace of play. I also left my putter cover in the golf cart, and the manager shipped it to my new address for me! Super considerate and did not need to do that for me. Worth a visit !

Excellent course in great condition plays very long and for one of the best price to values I’ve played, varying difficulty in holes makes for a good challenge. I’ll be back any time I’m in town.

Five Star for 37 dollars including cart for 18! The greens and fairways were in top shape, and this course had quite a bit of elevation change and was very scenic with trees, creeks, and ponds. A great stop on a golf road trip off of i-70 and a great course to have for your home course if you're a local.

Posting to inform golfers Had a frustrating experience at Fort Hays Golf Course. We paid for 9 holes but had to stop after just one due to Lightning. When we asked for a rain check, the manager refused, saying we didn’t qualify because we only paid for 9 holes. To make things worse, when we returned the cart, the manager actually left the pro shop to avoid talking to us. The employee working told us he said, “they should’ve checked the weather.” We did check the radar — it looked fine when we started but turned bad quickly. The manager even commented and said, “oh yeah, you took 30 minutes on hole 1,” as if that somehow justifies refusing a rain check. Not only was that inaccurate, but it also showed a complete lack of professionalism and customer care.

I’ve had several poor experiences here, but after yesterday evening, I won’t be returning. They don’t offer rain checks for 9 holes, even if you’ve only played one. This would be understandable if clearly stated at the time of purchase or on the city’s website, but it’s not, and that’s because other golfers have been offered rain checks. Regardless, what’s not acceptable is being encouraged to “risk it” and keep playing a few more holes in lightning and dangerous weather. The manager proceeded to hit a few practice balls as we were leaving. To prove a point? I’m not sure, but Hays was in a thunderstorm shortly after. My friends, family, and I walked away feeling mocked and taken advantage of.