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Bentwood Golf Course opened in 1955 and is located 3 miles from the center of Ulysses, KS. The 18-hole golf course facility is located in the 375-acre Frazier Park area. It is tucked away in peaceful Kansas, but Denver, Colorado Springs and Amarillo are all within driving distance. Bentwood Golf Course is the heart of Ulysses golf. The front nine is a parkland-style course with small push up greens that average 3500 sq ft. The back nine features slightly larger greens, which are built with more modern-style mounding.
The Historic Adobe Museum, constructed of adobe blocks in the 1930s, is listed on the State Historic Register. A building steeped in history and a two-and-a-half-year renovation of the museum gallery makes this premier a must-see for all museum visitors. The museum exhibits tell the story of life on the High Plains. The visual story is set into scenes, with dimensional murals and backdrops highlighting the exhibits.
Ulysses, Kansas boasts a collection of city parks that weave nature's beauty with recreational opportunities. From the serene tranquility of Grant Park to the vibrant energy of Black's Park, each space offers a unique escape. Wander through expanses of lush greenery, find respite by tranquil ponds, and let children's laughter fill the air as they explore well-equipped playgrounds. Meandering trails invite leisurely strolls, while picnic areas beckon for gatherings with friends and family.
The route followed by most travelers on the Santa Fe Trail prior to the Mexican War. The springs were located on the most dangerous stretch of the journey to Santa Fe. Not only were the springs a welcome site to thirsty travelers, but they also served as a watering spot for immense herds of buffalo and prairie animals as well as for Native Americans in the area.