April 27, 2026·Green Fee Tracker Research

Golf Green Fees in Wichita: 2026 Price Guide

L.W. Clapp's plains links, Willowbend's quality daily-fee, and one of America's most affordable city course systems — your 2026 guide to Wichita public golf.

Wichita has one of the most affordable public golf markets in the country. The city operates five public courses at weekday rates of $18–28 — among the lowest municipal green fees in the US — while a competitive daily-fee mid-tier clusters at $40–65 across Sedgwick County. The flat, windswept Sedgwick County terrain plays like a Kansas version of links golf: low trajectories reward course management, and wind direction can turn a par-4 into a par-5 in either direction.

Wichita Green Fees by Tier (2026)

CourseWeekday 18Weekend 18Rating
Wellington Golf Club$19$224.6 ★
Wedgewood Golf Course$20$204.5 ★
Valley Point Golf Course$20$204 ★
Sierra Hills Golf Club$24$254.5 ★
Sierra Hills$24$255 ★
Pine Bay Golf Course$28$294.4 ★
Stone Creek Golf Course$31$494.4 ★
Hidden Lakes Golf Course$35$374.5 ★
Buffalo Dunes Golf Course$37$424.6 ★
Prairie Trails Public Golf Course$40$403.9 ★
Sand Creek Station Golf Course$45$524.8 ★

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Wichita Parks: America's Most Affordable Munis

L.W. Clapp Golf Course, MacDonald Golf Course, Sim Park Golf Course, and Tex Consolver Golf Course(all Wichita Parks, $18–25weekday) form one of the most accessible city golf systems in the United States. Senior rates drop to $12–18 at most city facilities. Walking is unrestricted. L.W. Clapp is the most popular for its slightly elevated terrain relative to Wichita's flat baseline.

The Daily-Fee Mid-Tier: Willowbend and Auburn Hills

Willowbend Golf Club (south Wichita, $45–65) is the consensus top daily-fee course in the market — excellent conditioning and a layout that consistently outperforms expectations for a $50 round. Auburn Hills Golf Course ($40–60) and Eastern Hills Golf Club ($35–55) round out the competitive mid-tier in Derby and east Wichita.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest public golf course in Wichita?

Wichita Parks courses — MacDonald, L.W. Clapp, Sim Park, and Tex Consolver — run $18-25 for 18 holes, among the lowest green fees in the US. Senior rates drop to $12-18. All allow unrestricted walking.

What is the best public golf course in Wichita?

Willowbend Golf Club (south Wichita, $45-65 weekday) is the consensus top daily-fee pick — reliable conditioning and a challenging layout that delivers well above its price point. Auburn Hills Golf Course ($40-60) is the runner-up.

How does wind affect golf in Wichita?

Wind is a major factor. Sedgwick County's flat terrain provides no shelter, and 15-25 mph winds are common. Playing into the wind, one to two extra clubs are needed; downwind, players can reach par-4s in one. Local golfers use low trajectory shots and course management to compensate.

When is the best time to play golf in Wichita?

April-June and September-October are optimal — mild temperatures, manageable wind, and good conditions. July-August can be hot (95°F+); early morning rounds are recommended. The season runs April-November with mild-day play possible March and December.

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