Course Information

Hidden in the Southwest Corner of Kansas you will find Point Rock Golf Club. Point Rock is the newest of the nine-hole golf courses that have been built in Southwest Kansas. Point Rock gets its name from the Point of Rocks area Northwest of the City of Elkhart in the Cimarron National Grasslands.

Morton County, which owns the golf course, has totally rebuilt it. The project, which started in July of 1998, has brought a new state-of-the-art irrigation system to water the new Bentgrass Greens and Bluegrass Fairways. The layout of the new course is drastically different than that of the old course. Holes four and five were built over a runway of the nearby airport to help with the congestion problems that hindered the old course.

Four Green built just 30 yards from Oklahoma gives the golfer the opportunity to hit his or her ball clear out of the state. The addition to the pond that brought us the signature hole, maybe the most dramatic par 3 in Southwest Kansas, a 181-yard forced carry-over water with a retaining wall just in front of the green that will challenge any player. Point Rock will play 3,200 yards from the back tees and 2,616 from the front tees giving golfers of any ability a challenge.