Fred Arbanas Golf Course — Local services in Kansas City

From the moment I set foot on the grounds of the Fred Arbanas Golf Course, I was enveloped in a sense of tranquility and beauty that I hadn't expected. The course itself is an oasis of calm, a perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Every step I took along the well-maintained fairways felt like a step closer to serenity.

What struck me the most was the sheer loveliness of the course. Lush green fairways seemed to stretch on forever, inviting me to immerse myself in the game and the natural surroundings. The meticulous care taken to maintain the course was evident in every blade of grass, every strategically placed bunker, and every gracefully swaying tree.

But it wasn't just the course that left an impression—it was the overall atmosphere. The ambiance was so relaxing that it almost felt like time stood still. As I focused on my game, I couldn't help but be captivated by the stunning views that surrounded me. The course's design seemed to effortlessly integrate with the natural landscape, creating a harmonious blend of man-made elegance and Mother Nature's artistry.

And those views truly were breathtaking. The panoramic vistas that unfolded before my eyes were like something out of a postcard. Rolling hills, shimmering ponds, and distant tree lines painted a picture of pure tranquility. It was a reminder that golf is not just a sport but an opportunity to connect with nature, to appreciate its beauty in a way that few other activities allow.

In conclusion, my experience at the Fred Arbanas Golf Course was nothing short of remarkable. The course's undeniable loveliness, combined with its serene and relaxing ambiance, made for an unforgettable day. If you're seeking a place to escape, unwind, and revel in the beauty of both the game and the natural world, I wholeheartedly recommend a visit to this hidden...

This was my first and last experience at this golf course. I was visiting from out of town and went golfing Sunday afternoon, the day of the Masters. It wasn't super busy, which was great. Since this was my first time there, I wasn't sure where hole 1 was, so right away, the Starter, or person who keeps track of tee times was not nice and quite rude, and showed me where to go. I was paired up with 3 other people, who were great. When I was driving the cart up towards the green on hole nine, I hit my ball to the left of the fairway and drove my cart over to look for it. The Starter then came yelling like a mad man about getting the cart off the taller grass and only drive in the fairway and how he told me numerous times where to enter and exit the fairway, which he NEVER did. He was an absolute asshole and then bitching and yelling really loud to other patrons about me driving my cart off the fairway into the rough. And we didn't get to finish our 18 holes, as he came around later yelling that golfing is done for the night, and then got in a shouting match with one of the guys I was golfing with. When I went to my vehicle to leave, another couple approached me and said they heard him yelling from many holes away. After my experience, I looked here on Google reviews and see similar issues patrons have had with the Starter at this course. I HIGHLY encourage not golfing here if you're looking for an enjoyable time golfing. Not...

The course itself is a really great course and well maintained. Great venue, BUT.... I may not go back, and honestly based on how the staff conducted themselves today, I would recommend you go to a DIFFERENT course in the future. Today we were FORCED to end our round with only on hole left. The Marshall stated that we were "required to be in by 6:30pm." This was NOT posted ANYWHERE on their website. The clubhouse staff failed mention this "requirement" when we checked in for our round and the starter (who I believe was the Marshall at the end of th round) failed to mention it as well. There were at least three opportunities to announce the requirement and not a peep. This is bad business and terrible customer service. I would suggest going to a course that conducts themselves much more professionally and that does not steal money from their patrons by not allowing them to finish the eighteen holes they paid for. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else. Get your...