Parsons Golf Club and Restaurant
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The Parsons Golf Club & Restaurant is located on the West Edge
of historical Parsons, Kansas, at 1187 24000 Road off Highway
400 in Beautiful Southeast Kansas.  

Parsons Golf Club & Restaurant boasts one of the finest 9 Hole
golf courses in the Southeast Kansas area.  We have leagues for
all levels and interests of golfers, including Juniors.  

The Parsons Golf Club & Restaurant offers:  
•        9 Hole Golf Course
•        Men’s & Women’s Golf Leagues
•        Junior Golf Program
•        Couple’s Golf
•        Cart Storage/Rental
•        Swimming Pool
•        Fine and Casual Dining
•        Class Reunion Facilities
•        Full Service Bar
•        Extensive Wine Cellar
•        WiFi Internet Access - Free
•        Banquet Facilities
•        Wedding Facilities
•        Children’s Menu
•        Meeting Rooms
Annual PGC Invitational
Tournament
June 19-20, 2009
1187 24000 Road
P. O. Box 301
Parsons, KS 67357
620-421-5290
parsonsgolfclub1@yahoo.com
When you visit the Parsons Golf Club & Restaurant, you will have
access to the best golf course and finest cuisine that Parsons and
Southeast Kansas has to offer.

Service, relaxation, and customer satisfaction are our top
priorities at the Parsons Golf Club & Restaurant.  We have a full
bar, experienced wait staff, and excellent chefs to make your visit
an enjoyable experience.    
HOURS OF OPERATION
BOGEY'S  LUNCH
Tuesday - Friday
11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

BOGEY'S DINNER
Tuesday - Saturday
5:30 - 10:00 p.m.

MARCELLO'S - Tuesday - Saturday
Opens at 5:30 p.m.

19TH HOLE - Closed on Mondays!
Opens at 9:00 a.m.

RESERVATIONS
Recommended for Marcello's as seated is limited.
Not Required for Bogey's

Please Check the Calendar for Previously Booked
parties and possible room closures.
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