Golf Course and Country Club Weddings in Kansas: A Sourced Guide

Golf venues differ in whether they offer a course-side ceremony, a clubhouse reception, or both. These Kansas properties state wedding or wedding-reception use on their own sites.

Three clubs to contact

Colbert Hills Golf Course — Manhattan

Colbert Hills is a public golf course at 5200 Colbert Hills Drive in Manhattan. Its site has a Weddings page under “Host an Event,” plus on-site dining, catering, and the Samy Family Stay & Play Lodge. See Colbert Hills.

Ask which wedding spaces are bookable, the ceremony and reception capacity, outdoor-weather plan, catering and alcohol policy, and how lodging reservations connect to the event.

Crestview Country Club — Wichita

Crestview Country Club’s Wichita event page explicitly lists wedding receptions and describes clubhouse and dining facilities with championship-course views. It lists audio/visual service, Wi-Fi, individual climate control, separate dining/meeting spaces, and an event contact. Review Crestview’s event information.

Ask whether a ceremony on the grounds is permitted, the room and table layout for your count, membership or sponsorship requirements, menus and bar terms, and current pricing.

Topeka Country Club — Topeka

Topeka Country Club’s clubhouse sits within its 18-hole course and advertises wedding receptions. Its page lists six private banquet rooms from 500 to 7,000 square feet, up to 300 dinner guests, or space for a 400-person reception. See Topeka Country Club events.

Ask which rooms fit your reception layout, whether the stated figures apply to your service style, ceremony options, booking eligibility, catering and alcohol terms, and available dates.

Club-specific comparison questions

Ask whether the proposal includes course access for photography, what happens during active golf play, and whether food and beverages must be purchased through the club. Confirm the count for seated dinner, cocktail hour, and dancing separately.