Lake Quivira Country Club

Hole-by-hole yardages in Lake Quivira, Kansas — front, center and back to every green.

Par 726,145 yd18 holesKaw Lane East, Lake Quivira

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Every hole, front to back

Measured from the tee to the front, center and back of each green. Green depth is the gap between the front and back numbers — on a deep green a back pin can be two clubs more than a front pin.

Hole	Par	To front	To center	To back	Green depth
1	4	373	391	405	32
2	5	490	505	522	32
3	4	413	429	443	30
4	5	390	405	422	32
5	4	300	315	332	32
6	3	186	204	217	31
7	5	503	522	539	36
8	3	122	139	159	37
9	4	350	361	373	23
10	3	137	152	168	31
11	4	321	337	356	35
12	4	357	374	389	32
13	4	315	329	343	28
14	3	143	158	175	32
15	5	492	510	527	35
16	3	150	168	180	30
17	4	377	392	408	31
18	5	440	454	468	28
Out	37		3,271
In	35		2,874
Total	72		6,145

What the numbers say about Lake Quivira Country Club

37 yd is the deepest green, on hole 8. The shallowest is hole 9 at 23 yd — that is the difference between a front pin and a back pin.
The longest hole is 7 at 522 yd; the shortest is 8 at 139 yd.
5 par 3s and 5 par 5s. Out 37 / in 35.
30 bunkers are mapped around the greens and landing areas.
Water is in play on 6 of the 18 holes.
The hardest stretch on paper is 2 through 4, 1,339 yards of golf back to back.
Greens average 32 yd front to back, about average — pin position is worth a club here.

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Yardages are measured from the mapped shape of each green, not copied from a printed card, so they can differ from a scorecard by a few yards — a card gives one number per tee, these are measured to the green itself. Hole shapes and par come from OpenStreetMap contributors under the Open Database License, and run through automatic checks. If a number looks wrong, tell us and we will fix it.