Golf Guide: Topeka - KS

From a national perspective, Topeka, Kansas is likely most famous for the landmark Supreme Court decision of 1954, Brown v. Board of Education, which declared that "separate educational facilities are inherently unequal." Today, Kansas' capital city allows travelers to visit the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site, established in 1992.

Fans of flying machines should be sure to visit the Combat Air Museum, at Forbes Field, where 75 military aircraft and exhibits allow the imaginations of visitors to take flight. More earthbound but also interesting are the State Capitol and the Kansas Museum of History. Two-thirds of the works in the Mulvane Art Museum were created by local artists, and visitors can see a vibrant example of the region's past by touring Historic Wade-Meade Park, which features a botanical garden and a frontier town.

Lake Shawnee Golf Course will prove to be friendly to shorter hitters yet will satisfy most everyone with its pleasant vistas and reasonable rates. As the name suggests, Topeka Public Golf Course is a public golf course in Topeka, a course that features water on every hole yet also serves up wide, forgiving fairways.
No, Cypress Ridge Golf Course will never be confused with California's Cypress Point Golf Course, but neither will its rates, since the public can't play Cypress Point and yet golfers can walk Cypress Ridge during the week for ... wait for it ... an unbelievable 15 smackeroos.