Best Courses Schools Dubbing In Kansas City Near Me

Calvin Burtin: It's been great playing the brass horn

Brett Sanford: Great course in the North Metro Area. The course is very well kept and the design can be difficult yet rewarding at times. There's a good chance you hit ever club in the bag playing here. Staff is friendly to boot. Recommend this course for all avid golfers in the area.

Jeremiah Johnson: It's a decent course, for public.Nothing special, but top five in KC.I've not had great experiences here, personally. Have come in for group events. Just not elite experiences.Punched greens without notice. Extra sand on greens another time. Just not on their game.

T Ferg: I liked it. I thought it was a good course.

Christopher Mell (CUDA): Very playable, but challenging track. Nice layout. Very well kept for time of year.

Augster O: Great course. Lots of houses but a few holes with no houses on them. Unique holes that are a lot of fun to play. I’ll certainly play here again when I’m in KC again.

Almir Lilic: Awesome golf course

jason ruhnke: Love this course.

David Thomas: It was alright, greens were slow, fairways need cutting.

Jon werner: Very nice course but if its cartpath only plan for a very very long day!!!!!

Morrie Gilchrist: Very nice golf course with a really nice driving range, putting green and area for chipping/short game. I have played there 2 or 3 times this year and it's a 5 hour round everytime. By far the slowest place to play and the Marshall's don't help out with slow play, like the course but do not enjoy playing there.

Kevin Swinicki: Planned a 36-hole golf weekend with my sons and selected this course for proximity and ease of travel for all of us. What a mistake. I did read the reviews beforehand and noticed several mentioning the course Marshalls and slow play. We all play fairly fast, so no problem. First time playing this course and we were the first group off with a 8:30 tee-time. A 30 minute delay due to frost on the course. We were able to tee-off just after 9am (had to wait on a starter) and away we go.On the fairway OF THE SECOND HOLE a Marshall stopped both carts to tell us we were already behind and needed to speed it up. We all looked behind us and no other golfers in site! We assumed he was under pressure to keep things moving due to the delay but extremely rude. We were all a little taken-aback at what just happened. Two holes later he drive up and sits on the cart path watching everyone hit. Again, we look back - nobody in site!Finish the first 18 with at least a full hole between us and the group behind us. Check-in for our 1:30 tee-time expecting at least a 30-minute delay. The gentleman behind the counter asks for the name and then proceeds to lambast us for slow play and needing to pick up the pace..."You're killing us" were the exact words with several folks around the counter. Low-class response. Embarrassing and rude. We were so mad at this point and discussed cutting the day short. We all traveled over 3.5 hours to get here so played on and finished the round. Never saw a Marshall on the back nine of the final round and waited on several holes to tee-off. Maybe they only work the first hour of the day...Before making accusations they should get their facts straight. Our scheduled second tee-time of 1:30 was only delayed to 1:45 so through the morning, at least 15-20 minutes were made up.Through the threads Shoal Creek seems to respond. So many encounters like this in past reviews with responses to review procedures and meet with staff. Has that meeting not taken place yet...?

K swinicki: A group of four of us chose this course as a middle point for a weekend golf trip. We had both an 8:30 tee time and 1:30 tee time. We arrived 45 minutes early, hit some range balls and were told that we would have to wait until 9:00 for the frost to clear, totally understandable. We roll up to the first tee at 8:58, there’s no starter. We call the clubhouse and they tell us they’ll send someone out. At 9:10 the starter arrives, explains the cart rules for the day and we’re off. By the second hole, a Marshall stops us, points to our cart screen and passive aggressively tells us we’re 10 minutes behind pace - on the second hole!! Nobody was in front of us and we were not a slow group by any means. That visit set the tone for the rest of the day. As the first group off, we finished our first 18 fairly quickly and saw the the group behind us maybe twice (they never waited on us, we asked them). We blow it off and check in with the clubhouse for the second round and as we’re ready to pay another 75 a pice the guy at the front desk tells us “you guys are killing us out there”. We all were taken aback. There are several things wrong here. You set unrealistic expectations for pace of play, period. This is prevalent in so many other reviews as well. The level of disrespect and unprofessionalism is astounding. Train your staff, figure out how to logistically run a golf course and don’t be an a**hole. Nobody in our group will ever be going back and I would never suggest this place to anyone. Steer clear.

Jin Dorso: Although the course is well maintained, the staff overbooks and and the Marshall’s don’t enforce pace. Dont expect to finish 18 in under 5 hours or finish if you tee off past 4.

John Rieger: Great course, would recommend to anyone

Justin Dunham: I live near this course and enjoy periodic visits to the range to hit from grass. Mats are painful.There are NO excuses for why the mats are used on a summer day when it hasn't rained in a week. None.Edit (9/26/22): went back yesterday on a beautiful Sunday after a beautiful and warm Saturday the day before. Using the mats again. Lowering to 1 star. Can't believe this place continues to waste perfectly good grass. If nothing else, if they need to do maintenance, it's wide enough to shut down half of it to maintain, then switch it up after a week and use the other half. Instead they make B.S. excuses for using the mats.

Perry Friedman: Great course. Nice layout.

Matt Grizzell: Great conditions for September, challenging course, will be back.

Michael Knox: This is The Tee Time Trucker......and I thought that this Course was an amazing experience and opportunity to play on a Top notch Course. I loved the Greens, Fairways and Service!!!!!

Marie Spencer: This is a great place to spend time with your family.

Austin Heiman: Good course but slightly overpriced. $70 on a Sunday is asking a little too much for this course. Also we played as a foursome on a Sunday morning in 4h flat and the the marshal was pestering us about pace of play the whole time.

Aiysha Safdar: A fine university, really good professors.

Jimmy V: I applied for admission and provided transcripts from my prior colleges, military training etc. I was given 65 transfer hours which were displayed on my web transcript. I had to leave town for awhile because I'm still in the reserves. When I returned i got online to enroll in classes when I noticed that 18 hours had been taken back and I only had 47 hours on my transcript.When I engaged the college, they told me I could have those hours back, but only if I paid a certain amount per hour to have them returned to my transcript. When I asked why they were given then taken away, my concerns were simply dismissed as I was told "I don't think that's what happened", even though I had a printed web transcript to prove it.I never received a good explanation why my hours were taken away and why I was being extorted money to have them returned. Because of this shenanigan, I chose to go to school somewhere else. Bottom line; the integrity of park university is in question, it has been in question for sometime and remains in question. This doesn't seem to bother the college one bit as I'm sure they're still utilizing their less than ethical practices to admit students under false pretenses of transferred credits.I gave them 3 stars out of benefit of the doubt because of their good reputation for providing quality education. Due to their deceptive admissions practices, I never took my first class and cannot verify anything beyond the botched admissions process.

Yorkinjon Kurbonov: A place to go and study!

Barry McCockiner: MPA students beware! Their program is an extension of their business school, with faculty crossing between biz and public affairs classes. Don't do your MPA here. Go to a school with a dedicated public affairs department. An MPA from here is worthless and a waste of your time!

Marco Holguin: Excelente lugar

Katelyn McAlister: Loved my experience going here and all the support that was given.

Chris Lehman: For a business school, they do not care about continuing education students. If you work a normal business schedule, good luck completing your degree in a timely manner.Examples:Required Class for your degree? Only available Tues/Thurs 2:30pmNeed to see a counselor? Office closes at 5pmTry to enroll in fall classes where your summer class is the prerequisite? Have to see counselor.Happen to be on campus when you realize this? Empty counselor office, but no walk-ins allowed.Try to set same day appointment for later that day? Don't allow same day appointmentsGraduated from UMKC last year, decide to re-enroll? Have to pay application fee again.It's a good thing this place is the cheapest option in Kansas City, because it's also the worst.

Shannon Hilton: Well it has it's ups and downs here, but I really like the student atmosphere. It feels like we are a team, and I feel like I can ask anyone for help. The student body is really diverse, and I feel like I've learned a lot about people. I also feel confident that I am receiving a quality education. I recommend this school for business and accounting majors.

Patrick: Good so far

Sethyboy42: Just starting Graduate School

宋春阳: amazing place