Unity Village Golf Course

A delightful round at a course that surprises for its location and layout. Not a difficult track but an enjoyable one especially for the value.

I grew up in Missouri and have been driving by Unity Village in Lee’s Summit for 50 years. Didn’t realize there was a golf course until a few years ago…so a finally played a round and loved it! It’s a 9-hole course and I played it twice. Older course…but well maintained. Got a real good feeling when I played it and will play again soon. Short course with one Par 5 and long Par 3.

Course is in amazing condition, greens as always were fast and true.

To be fair the course is better than I excepted. I am a 12 handicap and I play 50 to 75 rounds a year. I play all over in the KC area and around the country. I played this course to have fun with some casual, real casual friends that golf. The course wasnt overly difficult. The layout is definitely weird. The course was nice and a great value. The staff was a normal golf staff, nothing special. I did enjoy the course and welcomed the easy side for a change. You can score low. I would give it a try if you want to have an easy day off golfing. I could almost drive the par fours and I am not a big hitter. So that was nice.

Course play not managed well. We played behind 5 women who took at least 30 minutes on each hole. We they did not offer to let us play through so we skipped a hole to get in front of them. Paid for 9 holes but only played 8.

A hidden gem in KC. 9 holes of fun with fantastic greens. Course is in great shape and it's a nice layout. Not the longest course, but wonderful for retired folks.

This is my go-to golf course for everyday rounds. Great value for the money. It's not a PGA worthy course or extremely luxurious, but it's a ton of fun and affordable enough that you could play every day

I’m not sure how they did it but greatly out great course conditions and the greens are fantastic

First time playing and I'll definitely go back.

Affordable green fees, easily laid out course.

Only 9 holes total and no Par 3 so if you want to play 18 you'll play the 9 holes twice.

Of the 9, one par 3 and one par 5. Rest are par 4s.

No Marshall's to help with pace of play and we could've used that a couple times but overall a good first experience

8/9 Greens were in fantastic shape. Fairways were great. Tee boxes needed some help, but it looked like they were trying to refurbish many of the normal box locations. Pretty easy course with no real water hazards, bunkers were sparse and easy to get out of. Overall great little 9 hole course for a quick round.

Coarse was in good condition after all the rain we have had.

This course is great for value, and one of the only courses across the metro that you can consistently play solo.

The downside is that the course does not have updated ratings with USGA, so the holes, pars, rating, and slope are all incorrect.

If this got fixed, I would play here every week!

Great course for Antone that wants to practice their game.