Prairie Center Park

Olathe, KS

Ryan Sullivan

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Prairie Center Park in Olathe, KS, garners a high rating of 4.5 stars, reflecting its popularity and overall appreciation among players. Reviewers consistently praise the course for its diverse layout, which offers a variety of challenges that cater to both beginners and experienced players. The scenic beauty of the park and the strategic placement of holes are frequently highlighted as positive aspects, enhancing the overall playing experience. However, some criticisms have been noted regarding maintenance issues, with occasional mentions of overgrown vegetation and litter, which can detract from the course's appeal. Additionally, a few reviewers have pointed out that navigation between holes can be confusing for first-time visitors, suggesting a need for better signage.

Unique features of Prairie Center Park, such as its water hazards and elevation changes, provide distinctive challenges that are appreciated by many players, adding to the course's character and appeal. These elements demand strategic play and offer opportunities for skill development. On the downside, the maintenance concerns, particularly regarding the

Overall Rating

4.5 (526 reviews)

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Top Reviews

Went here with some friends just the other day. The course took us about 2 and 1/2 hours to do all 18 holes. I was three over on the front nine, and 9 more over on the back nine. Watch your disks by the lake. I'm sure you could jump in and find a bunch of discs if you went looking. It's a fun course, and a good walk. I think it was about 10,000 steps. There were some good tree obstacles on a couple of the holes. Most holes are pretty straightforward. A couple with some decent elevation to throw off your shot, but it's not like some of the hilly courses that are around.

- Dale MacKinney

This is a superb coarse! I love that its 83rd rated on udisk. Technical , woody, dog legs, alleyways, elevation, distance.. If your not versed in different throws this may not be for you, this one will test ya. Definitely a top 10 coarse in KC.(IMO) Well manicured and kept. Plenty of trash receptacles. Concrete Tees and nice solid baskets. Loads of obstruction trees and alleyways. Some low ceilings. I think they could put arrows in the baskets to help the people who have never thrown here. I also wish ppl would put their dogs landmines in the trash.

- Nickolas Peters

I don’t know where to leave this review in fact it doesn’t have anything to do with this park, I actually love this park. However, I spoke with Linda with the parks and recreation, who told me she is the one who handles scheduling and booking fields for this specific park. Before the end of the call I even confirmed that she gave me the correct number and that I specifically need to speak to her in regards to booking a field. Now we are a few days from my little sisters bday party with no field booked for kick ball because Ms. Linda is unreachable and lied. These fields can’t be booked because there are other sports booked for the season here. Thanks for ruing it Ms. Linda.

- Elexa Thornburg

This is my local park and a great place to take my dog on walks. The park is well maintained and accessible. There's a really active disc golf course at the park as well as some fun playground sets for littles. The park also joins up next to Ernie Miller Nature Center so those trails are very accessible as well! The ball fields can get SUPER busy at times, mostly weekend early mornings.

- Keller Daniel

This is a gorgeous park with an amazing disc golf course, which was my reason for visiting. This course will really test ALL of your skills! You'll see a lot of trees, and one hole features a giant pond with the basket and tee at opposite shores- pictured.

- Ashley Wingert