City Park Nine Course Conditions
An herbicide was mistakenly applied to the course’s fairways during routine maintenance, and it is now causing visible damage.
At this time, the course will remain open for regular play.
In recognition of the reduced playing conditions, a greens fee discount will go into effect on Saturday, July 5, for all rounds at City Park Nine.
For more information about the incident, please view the FAQs below.
City Park Nine Golf Course#
City Park Nine is a regulation length 9 hole municipal golf course offering enjoyment and challenges for players of all ages and abilities. Built in 1940 and located next to historic City Park and Grandview Cemetery, the course features tight fairways, small greens, and mature trees.
Course Hours: Open from dawn to dusk. Note: From March to October, the course is open 30 minutes prior to the first tee time through sundown.
Course Conditions: Weather conditions can impact course and playing conditions. For the most up-to-date information, please call the course directly.
Scorecard: 2025 City Park Nine Scorecard
Tee Times: Accepted 9 days in advance.
Golf Simulators#
New golf simulators open to the public on Monday, January 27. Book your tee time now!
Please read all rules and regulations below before booking your tee time.
- Age Requirement: You must be 18 or older to book a simulator.
- Responsibility for Damages: The person who books the simulator is responsible for any damage caused by them or anyone in their party.
- Check-In: Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled time to check-in.
- Personal Equipment: You may use your own golf balls and clubs, but both must be clean before using them on the simulator.
- Footwear: Shoes must be clean before stepping on the simulator mats.
- Bathrooms: Each simulator station has access to two gender-neutral bathrooms.
- Game Duration: Playing nine holes on the simulator takes approximately 30 minutes per person. For example, a group of six people should plan for a session lasting about three hours.
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Safety & Station Rules:
- Everyone must stay behind the white line in the simulator station unless it’s your turn to hit.
- All furniture must remain behind the white lines and in its original position.
City Park Nine Herbicide Impact – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)#
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On Wednesday, June 25, an herbicide was mistakenly applied to the fairways during scheduled chemical maintenance. The product used is typically intended for non-turf areas, such as under the driving range net and in tree rings, and is not safe for grass.
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Staff are testing methods to neutralize the chemical.
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Plans for reseeding are being developed, ideally before winter to allow spring recovery.
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Golf leadership will continue to assess course conditions and adjust care and communication as needed.
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All nine fairways are affected. The rough, greens, and other areas of the course were not impacted.
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Yes, at this time, City Park Nine remains open for regular hours and play.
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The goal is to reseed and establish healthy fairways before winter so the course can recover by next spring. Staff remain committed to high-quality course maintenance and a great playing experience.
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Greens Fee Discount
Starting Saturday, July 5, the regular greens fee will be reduced from $28 to $18.
Pass Holder Adjustment
Annual pass holders will receive a reduced per-play fee while conditions are impacted.
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The Stars and Stripes Tournament will take place as scheduled.
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Staff are evaluating conditions for the City Championship and may make adjustments. Updates will be provided directly to participants and posted online.
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Leagues will continue as planned.
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Possibly. As conditions change, cart use may be limited later this summer to help protect the course and aid recovery efforts.
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No. The herbicide does not pose a risk to human health and has no impact on trees.