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Quail Ridge Golf Course is an 18-hole public course south of Winfield, Kansas. Tulsa architect Jerry Slack designed the course, which opened in 1992. It plays to par 72 and the Blue tees measure 6,826 yards.
The City of Winfield's parks plan describes zoysia fairways bordered by native-grass rough and identifies practice facilities including a driving range, putting and chipping green, and an area for pitching, lob and bunker practice. The clubhouse includes a golf shop and outdoor pavilion. The official course highlights holes 3, 13 and 18, with water affecting play on both the third and thirteenth.
The course is an 18-hole golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,242m (6,826 yards). Designed by Jerry Slack, the course originally opened in 1992. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving range, Putting green, Chipping green, Pitching practice area, Bunker practice area, Pro shop, Outdoor pavilion.
Quail Ridge was developed on a half-section of land at the south end of Winfield and opened in 1992. Tulsa architect Jerry Slack designed the par-72 layout.
The course combines zoysia fairways with native-grass rough and uses water, sand, trees and narrow landing areas to place a premium on positioning. The club's own course guide singles out the third, thirteenth and eighteenth holes for their strategic demands.
The official club records Golf Digest recognition in its Places to Play coverage and as one of the country's notable public-golf bargains.
Quail Ridge remains a public golf facility serving Winfield, with a full practice area and municipal recreation role.
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| Fee Type | Price |
|---|---|
| SENIOR (60+) | $30.75 – $45 |
| Junior (After 1pm) | $15.5 – $29 |
| Active Military | $15.5 – $41 |
| SENIOR (62+) | $22.5 |
| Twilight (4:00 pm -Close As many holes as possible before the sun goes down) | $28.18 |
| Junior | $41 |
| Twilight | $32.43 – $620.22 |
Prices shown are seasonal ranges. Check the course website for current rates.
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