Reflection Ridge Golf Course

Reflection Ridge Golf Course is a private 18-hole championship course located in northwest Wichita, Kansas, at the intersection of 21st Street and Ridge Road. Designed by Florida-based architect Karl Litten, the course opened in June 1989 and plays to 6,659 yards at par 72. Originally conceived as a par-3 course with limited residential development, it evolved into a full PGA championship layout integrated with a surrounding residential community. The course features six sets of tees accommodating golfers of all skill levels, along with comprehensive practice facilities including two regulation putting and chipping greens, a driving range, and practice bunkers. Reflection Ridge has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments, including the Kansas Women's State Amateur, the Kansas Golf Association's Father/Son Championship, and the 6A High School State Championships. From 1990 to 1996, it served as home to the Ben Hogan/Nike Wichita Open, establishing itself as a significant regional tournament venue.