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Sand Creek Station Golf Course

Sand Creek Station Golf Course

FieldValue
golf_facility_nameSand Creek Station Golf Course
imageSand Creek Station -10.jpg
imagesize250px
locationNewton Township, Harvey County, near Newton, Kansas USA
coordinates
establishment2006
typePublic
owner
operator
holes18
tournamentsPGA Nationwide Tour Pro/Am Tournament
course1
designer1Jeff Brauer
par172
length17200 yards
rating176.3
course2

Longest hole is #10 - 648 yards Sand Creek Station Golf Course just outside Newton, Kansas, is a links-style 18-hole public golf course with a bent grass playing surface designed by architect Jeff Brauer.

Unique features include an active railway running through the course, Sand Creek bordering four holes, and eleven custom ponds. A wooden cart bridge spans Sand Creek, and a concrete underpass allows carts to travel under the Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad tracks. A biking/walking path runs along the tracks from the course to Southwest 14th Street.

Overview

The par-72 course spans 7,200 yards which sits on the native grass.

The course is one of the most highly acclaimed in Kansas; in 2007 Golfweek Magazine ranked Sand Creek Station as the second-best public course in the state, behind only Colbert Hills in Manhattan, Kansas.

Hole #NameParYards
1Sand Creek4474
2Brauer's Tree5613
3Tabletop3178
4Forever5601
5Railroad4345
6Elevation4467
7Deception3229
8Serenity4470
9Sand Grave4373
10The Beast5648
11Opportunity4364
12Uncertainty4420
13Hidden Trouble3230
14Northward4484
15Buried Elephants4382
16Road Hole5525
17Horseshoe3138
18Stadium4426

Awards and honors

Golfers tee off at #10 at Sand Creek Station Golf Course.
  • Golf Digest ranked Sand Creek Station among 2006's best new public courses in America in its January 2008 issue.
  • Golfweek Magazine named Sand Creek Station the No. 2 public course in the state of Kansas in March 2007.
  • The Kansas chapter of the American Public Works Association named Sand Creek Station a Public Works Project of the Year in 2007.
  • The National Golf Foundation honored Sand Creek Station with a Customer Loyalty Award in January 2007.
  • GOLF Magazine recognized Sand Creek Station as a Top Ten New Course You Can Play in December 2006.
  • Industry magazine Golf Inc. named Sand Creek Station as a finalist for top new public course in the country in November 2006.
  • The American Council of Engineering Companies of Kansas awarded Sand Creek Station a City Public Improvement Award in November 2006.

References

References

  1. "Golfweek's Best Courses You Can Play, Golfweek.com".
  2. [https://web.archive.org/web/20071208200120/http://www.golfdigest.com/rankings/courses/public/2008/bestnewunder75 America's Best New Courses 2007, GolfDigest.com]
  3. [https://web.archive.org/web/20070808041630/http://www.ngf.org/cgi/whonews.asp?storyid=190 NGF recognizes outstanding facilities with the 5th annual Customer Loyalty Awards, NGF.org]
  4. [http://thekansan.com/stories/122306/sports_102306013.shtml, "Sand Creek Station garners another honor,"]{{Dead link. (October 2022). (August 2019)
  5. [http://thekansan.com/stories/111506/localnews_111506027.shtml, "City wins public improvement award for Sand Creek Station golf course,"]{{Dead link. (October 2022). (August 2019)
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