History

Wichita Country Club stands as a historic legacy with commitment to quality that's unmatched anywhere in the state of Kansas.

For more than 100 years, the Wichita Country Club has served as the hub of Wichita society, offering 18 scenic holes of golf, world-class tennis, fitness and swimming facilities, and one of the most extensive food and beverage menus in the city. Wichita Country Club continues to bring its members the best of everything you're looking for in a private club, so come see what you've been missing.

Opening its doors in 1900, the Wichita Country Club is the longest running private club in the state of Kansas, and to this day, continues to be the premier social and athletic facility in Wichita. Founded by a group of golf enthusiasts and led by the Club's first president, Thomas H. Griffith, WCC's 9-hole course originally opened in the area of what is now College Hill Park. The Club relocated to what is now MacDonald's Golf Course in 1913 and then moved to its current location at 13th Street and Rock Road in 1950. Since its founding, no other club in the state has produced as many prominent figures in Kansas and United States golf history. From Kansas State Golf Association founder John L. Powell to former USGA president Judy Bell, Wichita Country Club and its members have played a tremendous role in advancing the game of golf, both on a local and national level. No other club in the area can offer you the opportunity to be a part of such a rich tradition and heritage.

Unmatched Tradition and Excellence

Throughout the years, Wichita Country Club has been home to many of Wichita's business and community leaders. With more than 100 years of experience and an elite staff committed to meeting your social and athletic needs on a daily basis, come see how WCC combines a 19th century legacy with 21st century amenities to offer a Country Club experience unlike any other in the state of Kansas.