Tiffany Greens Golf Club
Kansas City, Missouri
A Robert Trent Jones Jr. design in north Kansas City, Tiffany Greens offers a semi-private championship experience on rolling terrain. The layout features dramatic elevation changes, strategic water hazards, and well-defended greens that create a challenging and visually engaging round.
History & Heritage
Tiffany Greens opened in 1999, designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. near KCI Airport in KC\'s Northland. The course immediately hosted the Champions Tour TD Waterhouse Championship from 1999-2002, bringing PGA legends to Kansas City. Tom Watson narrowly lost the 2000 event in his hometown.
Jim Colbert eagled the opening hole in the first round of the 2000 TD Waterhouse, setting the tone. Six lake-protected greens throughout the layout. RTJ Jr. also designed Chambers Bay (US Open venue) and Poppy Hills.
Signature Holes
A reachable par 5 where Jim Colbert eagled in the 2000 Champions Tour event. Risk-reward options set the tone immediately — one of six holes with lake-protected greens.
What to Expect
Wide zoysia fairways, undulating green surrounds, and strategic bunkering. Six lake-protected greens create risk-reward decisions. Semi-private with daily tee times at $40-75.
Voted No. 1 in KC\'s Northland. Champions Tour history gives it competitive pedigree.
RTJ Jr.\'s ability to create accessible public golf at championship caliber is on full display.
Playing Tips
Take advantage of generous fairways but respect the six water-guarded greens.
Undulating surrounds mean short-game creativity is rewarded.
Club selection into greens is critical — the water won\'t forgive misjudged distances.
Highlights
- ✓ Robert Trent Jones Jr. design
- ✓ Dramatic elevation changes
- ✓ Semi-private championship experience
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