Staley Farms Golf Club
Kansas City, Clay County, Missouri · Kansas City Metro golf market
- Access
- membership optional
- Holes
- 18
- Architect(s)
- Eric Iverson
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Staley Farms is one of the cleanest genuine developer-built golf communities found in the Kansas City metro for this build: a private 18-hole course (built 2002, designed by Eric Iverson) sits at the center of a purpose-built residential community in Kansas City's Northland, spanning single-family homes and townhome sections (including a 98-unit townhome phase with lake and course views) aimed at buyers from roughly $400,000 to over $1 million. Unlike Loch Lloyd or National Golf Club, Staley Farms' golf membership is explicitly confirmed optional for residents rather than a barrier-to-entry product, while the broader community amenity package (pool, tennis, fitness, indoor basketball, a 'Residents Club' membership) is described as available to all homeowners including townhome buyers.
Golf & Course
The 18-hole course (par 72, roughly 7,028 yards from the back tees) was designed by architect Eric Iverson and opened in 2002, built with a rustic clubhouse and 24-hour fitness center as part of the original development plan.
Membership & Access
Does buying a home here include club membership?
Golf club membership at Staley Farms is confirmed optional -- community marketing materials state directly that 'membership in the Staley Farms Golf Club is optional' even for townhome owners, who instead automatically receive access to the community's broader amenities (pool, tennis, fitness, indoor basketball) via 'Residents Club' membership, a distinct, non-golf-specific benefit.
Living in Staley Farms Golf Club
The community was planned for roughly 600 single-family homes at build-out plus dedicated townhome phases, with the golf course, its lake, and its rustic clubhouse functioning as the shared organizing landscape feature for the whole development, distinct from a course merely adjacent to an unrelated subdivision.
Lifestyle & Amenities
Beyond golf, the community-wide amenity package includes a zero-entry swimming pool, tennis, an exercise facility, and indoor basketball, positioned in marketing as a full 'country-club lifestyle' independent of golf membership itself.
Location & Surrounding Area
Staley Farms sits in Kansas City's Northland, in Clay County, a growing suburban corridor north of the Missouri River.
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What Buyers Should Verify
- Current HOA/CCR fee amounts (a 2018 CCR document was located but not fully parsed for current fee schedules).
- Current golf membership pricing (not publicly published).
- Whether the planned ~600-home build-out is complete as of 2026.
Notable
- The course opened in 2002, designed by architect Eric Iverson.
- Homes range from roughly $400,000 to over $1 million across single-family and townhome sections.
- Golf club membership is explicitly optional, even for townhome owners who receive separate community 'Residents Club' amenity access automatically.
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US Golf Living provides independent real-estate research and can connect consumers with real-estate professionals. Golf membership, availability, fees and approval are determined independently by the applicable club.