Tiffany Greens Golf Club

Fairways were in really rough shape. Sand traps were also in terrible shape. Basically unplayable out of the sand. In fairness the bad weather has impacted the course. Greens were in good shape and though.. The water coolers on the course didn’t have water at 4:00 on. That is unacceptable when it’s high 80’s with humidity.

This should be a top course in KC and has been. In really rough shape right now which is sad.

Played today after booking through the Tiffany Greens website. Starter said the tee sheet was full, which was fine. Started off a little slow but nothing too bad, but things started to get worse throughout the round. Then about the 10th hole we saw the problem..... at least one 5 some, and a couple 4 somes slowing everything to a halt. No marshals were around, and we finally gave up when there was 3 groups waiting on a tee box. For the price I paid it was absolutely unacceptable for this to happen. We won’t be going back.

Even though it is somewhat early in the season, this once beautiful and lush golf course is so badly in need of some TLC. We always fix our ball marks on the greens and try to fix one or two more but, there are so many that it appears people just don’t care. A word from the Pro shop and the Starter might help. The fairways are in need of over-seeding and several bunkers were not raked and were without rakes. On several holes it was oblivious they are changing position of the lady tee blocks as, the tee blocks were just off the fairway, in the rough and the grass had not been cut to indicate it was a tee block. My wife made a statement, “ makes you feel like women are not welcome on the golf course”. On hole 12, the lady tee blocks were found together, behind some trees and had not been placed to indicate where the lady tee should be, again, in uncut rough area. Once a beautiful and lush golf course that appears to be fading into a new housing development. Someone PLEASE save this golf course.

Course is extraordinarily challenging. Fairway and green contours throughout. May be May before course is in best condition. Pick your tee 1 up from normal. Rough is very penal right now.

It’s early spring, it’s cart path only, and the course is wet. The greens rolled true, the staff was very professional and accommodating, and I had a blast. It was very windy but the course played in an enjoyable manner. They cut a lot of brush back - no thumbs up - and they’re working on their bunkers - if they aren’t “good bunkers” DONT HIT it there. Will come back for sure - especially for hot deal

First time playing the course. Staff I encountered were great. Greens rolled really well, surprising for early February. Only complaint was being stuck behind a foursome that was ridiculously slow that was never open to us playing through. I’m not holding that against the course, I assume they police that better in season.

Staff was extremely helpful. Doyle was very accommodating. Offered demo clubs to try and since they were not all booked up pretty much allowed us to tee off whenever. Although I dont go anywhere to play golf and concerned about anything other than thecourse. Took into consideration it being Jan. winter golf sometimes can be iffy. The tee boxes were horrible, not trimmed at all, rough needed mowed, and the greens weren't good at all. It honestly seemed as if the golf course superintendent or greens keeper was on a few month vacation. If the course is open for play in my opinion theres always grass, trees, layout, pin placement, greens, and many other things that need attention. Its alot of work but this is the time they should really be getting the course prepared for the season.

Played the back tees (7,000 yds) on a perfect day. Challenging course from those tees. Long second shots into greens that are well protected by bunkers or topography. Late season dormant fairways were tight, and there were alot of seeded and sodded repair areas. Greens were bumpy, but in decent shape. Greenskeeper must have been in a bad mood that morning because pins were all in Sunday tournament positions.

The course was in really good condition. Played there last year and the course was in bad shape. They have put work into the course. They still need to cut the rough down a little.

The course was in great shape. There were some maintenance things going on but did interfere with game. Different type of grass that I'm accustom to playing here in Wyoming. Greens were well maintained and medium in size. Having course knowledge of the greens would help the second shot. The rough was just that rough, thick, but that's my type of course. Fairways generous but ball position could prove to be important. First time playing that course and I was impressed.

I'm a +7.5 handicap and used rental clubs (Mizuno JPX 900) which I play Cobra's. Shot an 81 and don't think I would have done any better with my own clubs. I'm a Country Club type guy and would put this course right up there with it.

Overbooked and extremely slow play. 5 1/2 hours through 13 holes with groups quiting early as did I. Greens aerated, dry, and sandy (not published). Bunkers were very wet and muddy towards the center. Snack bar on course open but no food at 11 o'clock. I live in the area and have played the course a lot but something has changed recently. Price increasing and overbooking seems to be the new way.

Loved the course. Well suited for players off tee who miss it to the right. Great layout overall. Will definitely play it again soon.

I really like this course. The staff was very nice. The only thing I would change is there was 2 different 5 Some’s in front of us. The condition of the course is very very good compared to some other local course.