Roots of Excellence: Hutchinson’s Rich History
In 1932, The Course at Carey Park emerged as a testament to vision and dedication, founded by Hutchinson’s salt magnate, Emerson Carey, and renowned architect Ralph McCarroll. Nestled in the thriving salt town of Hutchinson, KS, this course has been a cherished part of the community, long before the city park was established on the picturesque south bank of the Arkansas River.
With a par of 71 and stretching over 6,629 yards, this 18-hole masterpiece has recently undergone an impressive transformation. The renovations, carefully unfolding in phases, have brought new life to the fairways, installed state-of-the-art irrigation systems, revamped tee boxes, and introduced fresh greens. As one of Kansas’s premier municipal facilities, Carey Park sets a standard for the future, infusing the course with an exciting and modern energy while honoring its classic design.
Over time, The Course at Carey Park has evolved into a coveted destination for golfers across the state. It proudly hosts two of the region’s largest high school golf tournaments, along with events for small colleges and local enthusiasts.
For those seeking to sharpen their skills, our practice facility offers an array of resources, including a comprehensive driving range, a finely manicured putting green, a dedicated chipping area, and a practice bunker. Inside our welcoming clubhouse, you’ll discover a full-service dining area, a cozy café, and a well-stocked pro-shop, ensuring a delightful customer experience.
As The Course at Carey Park continues to embrace its heritage and traditions, it remains an enduring cornerstone of our community, promising to be a cherished destination for many generations to come.
