Drumm Farm Golf Club

My sons had a tee time on the books for a couple of days but we had come in from out of state and wanted to try and golf with them which would require another cart for my wife and one of their girlfriends since everyone was trying to stick together before we left town. We called beforehand, several hours prior to our tee time to ask if we could pay for a cart to have the extra two ride along and were told they didnt have any carts available due to being booked up but that circumstances could change and that we could check back. We called back a second time about 1.5 hours prior to the tee time again and were told the same thing so we planned to check again at the clubhouse. While waiting in a short line to talk to the clubhouse employee to check-in and to ask about the cart situation, the conversation between the female employee and the group ahead was off-putting since the employee immediately told the group (who had a tee time) that they didnt have a cart for them. The gentleman who was accompanied by his young son and his son's friend (9-11yrs old) responded that they were walking. The employee immediately replied "you're my best friend" or something to that effect to which the customer did not respond to, most likely because he detected the employee's rude/unbalanced and unprofessional behavior. I quickly moved myself in position to be helped with the other employee (an older guy) and hoped to avoid her. As I stood waiting to be helped by the other person, the interaction between the father/son/friend and the first employee continued due to the inquisition that took place regarding their tee time, reservation and the inability to find the third reservation (for a 10yo kid who was walking) which had spilled over to the other employee's computer system and prevented him from welcoming us to their establishment. Once that was resolved, we were asked for our tee time which was given promptly. I asked if we could get another cart for a cart fee due to the circumstances and was told they were out of carts and that would not be possible. I told my group I would not be golfing and would instead be leaving town to allow for the local group to golf and enjoy their time together but wanted to stick around and watch them a bit on the driving range since we were there already. I made my way to the bar across the hall and got a beer. Got the beer and saw my son making his way back out of the clubhouse area shaking his head. When I met him back outside with the whole group, he said that the clubhouse employee only gave them one key although they had paid for two carts which is why he was on his way back out from the clubhouse. The key that was given to him at this time did not work in any of the available carts due to the course having two types of carts and the key was not made for the brand available. Another golfer in the area (or possibly the Starter?) informed my son that the key he had would not work so another patron offered his key for the cart that was available and my son accepted. The female clubhouse employee made her way outside asking what key she gave (in a rude and authoritative manner), and my son explained that another person swapped keys to allow for him to use the available cart. She was visibly annoyed and dismissively tossed the key to the cart attendant and made her way back inside. Although upset over the situation and not understanding the attitude displayed by the clubhouse employee, my sons decided to still play and made their way to the driving range to hit some balls before their round. My wife and I followed on foot and stood by their cart while talking with one of their girlfriends. Five minutes pass and then we see the older male clubhouse employee trotting toward us. He begins dialogue with us in a confrontational manner and states, "this isn't gonna work, you all aren't registered to play." I tell him we arent playing golf, as stated inside, and we are just there to watch them hit some balls before leaving town. He then doubles down on us trying to play while not paying all while I'm standing there on the cement away from the others who are on driving range. I have no clubs, wearing flip flops and holding a beer in hand. He replied, "Im trying to operate a golf course!" I informed him his employee's attitude and behavior (and now his!) should be his first concern. He then tells me I am acting like a horse's ass and being a dick (when it was his misunderstanding and his unwillingness to swallow his pride). I let him know that I didnt understand why he made his way out there in the first place and told him he had nothing to worry about, because I would never golf there in the future due to him and his coworker's unwarranted behavior.

Great course they keep it in great condition but DONT ever play on a holiday or peak hours unless you like to be disrespected by the marshal. We had to wait atleast 10 minutes between holes and the marshal comes up and says we need to hurry up and go ahead and hit into them it's not like u can't hit it that far anyways. Then we hit and the group in front of us gets mad because we hit into them. Sick of these courses not spreading out tee times and acting like it's our fault when it's backed up. Would give 4-5 stars if marshal knew how to be respectful.

This is a great little course to play in the KC Metro area. Met some friends here for an early round of golf on a Saturday. Prices were fair and greens were good. Like anywhere, during peak times they will be busy but we try to hit the greens early so there is less time spent waiting on others. Definitely would recommend checking them out if in the area.

What a horrible experience. The guys in the pro shop were rude. Guess cuz I'm a single golfer and a woman? Played behind three pathetic men who played a scramble from the red tees. Would not let me play through. The "marshal" told me to skip some holes. He wasn't about to suggest to the men to let me play through. Absolutely horrible!!

Awesome place. I always have a great time when I come here. It's open to the public and very well kept.

I have played this course a many times, usually with positive results, but whomever the new management is has really let it go to hell. No starter, allowing walkers with no tee-times to go out before people in carts with a tee-time, multiple 2-somes instead of filling up a tee-slot with 4 golfers, in the middle of the hottest part of the day, dry and brown greens like putting on a parking lot, dry and brown fairways, and to make matters worse, the indifference of the staff, we were actually given a smart-ass reply to the line of 2-somes waiting to go off at the same time, knowing full well it would lengthen our day by quite a bit. I was told "You'll get your 18 in" by the young man in totally indifference. It was 105 degrees outside and they were sitting in their ac just laughing behind our backs. No marshall out on the course trying to keep the play at a decent pace, and NONE of the golfers that we were on their ass for 18 holes, starting on Hole 1, because they were A. Slow B. Walking C. Bad Golfers, NONE of them allowed us to play through as is the courtesy on any other golf course in the country. My partner and I both agreed, we will never be back, and will encourage others to stay away as well. Too bad, this was at one time a fairly nice place to play.

Perfect 9 hole course, that was challenging and beautiful. I took my 13 year old nephew golfing and we had a blast

Course is all in excellent condition. I have never had a bad interaction with the staff they are always friendly and helpful. The nine hole executive course is great for beginners or for those looking to brush up on the short game. Overall I've never had a bad experience on this course, I would definitely recommend for players of all levels.

My friend and I went to the driving range and picked up a bucket of balls. While we filled up the bucket a old man came up to us and told me that my outfit was unacceptable. I was wearing a golf skirt and shorter tank top. There is no visible dress code and therefore they can not dictate what customers at a public golf course wear. He said " I will let it slide this time". He appeared out of no where and it felt very creepy. He did not even introduce himself as a employee but we found out he was a general manager. This behavior is inappropriate, it was 80 degrees out.

These workers were extremely unprofessional, rude as well. This was a horrible experience. I would never recomend this course at all! Also, an old gentlemen stole my ball and I was sure that I hit my ball right outside the green.