Sand Creek Station Golf Club

Sand Creek Station Golf Club is an 18 hole public course located in Newton, Kansas.

Sand Creek Station Golf Club first opened for play in 2006. The course was designed by Jeffrey D. Brauer.

The course plays on the town's railroad history, and many holes border the railroad tracks. A number of the holes are reminiscent of famous golf holes that are also located adjacent to railroad tracks. One such is the famous Road Hole green on their 16th Hole, which once sat adjacent to a railway. Another replicates the famous “Redan” from North Berwick, Scotland. Other holes have characteristics of early American holes, which also fronted railways. The 12th hole is similar to the fourth at the National Golf Links of America, one of our early classics. The ninth features a small platform green; typical of early American courses.

Despite many old style characteristics, the course is also modern. Unlike courses of old, Sand Creek plays to over 7200 yards from the back tees, which, combined with the ever-present breeze and holes routed in a variety of direction, should make it one of the top challenges in the state. With five sets of tees, it should also have a challenge for all levels of play..

Holes 1, 2, 8 and 9 border Sand Creek. The course also uses every existing tree to enhance golf holes strategy and character. Ponds have been built to add to the attractiveness as well as the challenge.