Colbert Hills Golf Course sits on rolling terrain in the Flint Hills region near Manhattan, Kansas, and opened in 2000 as a collaboration between PGA Tour veteran Jim Colbert and architect Jeff Brauer. The facility serves as the home course for Kansas State University's golf teams and operates as a public facility, making championship-caliber golf accessible in the region. The main 18-hole course has earned recognition in various state and regional rankings since its debut. The par-3 course at Colbert Hills provides a shorter complement to the full-length layout, designed to offer practice opportunities and a quicker playing option. Par-3 courses typically feature holes ranging from short pitch shots to longer iron tests, and this layout follows that model while incorporating the natural Flint Hills topography. The setting includes native grasses and the characteristic undulating landforms of the region, giving players a taste of the landscape that defines the main course. The facility's connection to Kansas State athletics brings regular collegiate competition to the property, and the courses host various amateur tournaments throughout the season. The par-3 layout serves both as a training ground for competitive players and as an approachable entry point for recreational golfers. The clubhouse provides standard amenities for a public facility, and the operation emphasizes accessibility and course conditioning suitable for its dual role as both a university home course and a public venue in the Manhattan area.