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Discover Branson Golf
Branson isn’t just the heart of the Ozarks—it’s also a golfer’s paradise! With rolling hills, breathtaking lake views, and world-class courses designed by some of the biggest names in golf, there’s no better place to tee off.
Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just looking for a fun weekend activity, Branson’s golf courses offer something for everyone. From championship greens to beginner-friendly fairways, locals can enjoy a perfect blend of challenge and relaxation—right in our own backyard.
So grab your clubs, invite your friends, and experience why Branson is quickly becoming a top destination for golf lovers nationwide.
Who’s ready to hit the greens this weekend?
1. Branson Hills Golf Club (Public)
- Holes: 18, Par: 72
- Designers: Chuck Smith with PGA consultant Bobby Clampett
- Highlights: Carved into rugged Ozark terrain featuring rock outcroppings, waterfalls, creeks, and wildlife. Offers multiple tees (5,323–7,324 yards) and consistently ranked among Missouri’s best.
2. Buffalo Ridge Springs (Public / Resort, Big Cedar Lodge)
- Holes: 18, Par: 71
- Designer: Tom Fazio
- Highlights: Championship-length layout sculpted into Ozark landscapes—a favorite resort course with beautiful design & natural surroundings.
3. Ozarks National (Public, Big Cedar Lodge)
- Holes: 18, Par: 71
- Designers: Coore & Crenshaw
- Highlights: A visually stunning layout that blends into Ozark ridgelines, acclaimed for its naturalistic design and championship pedigree.
4. Mountain Top Course (Public, Big Cedar Lodge)
- Holes: 13, Par: 39
- Designer: Gary Player
- Highlights: A walk-only par‑3 course perched high in the hills—perfect for casual, scenic rounds with shorter play.
5. Top of the Rock (Public, Big Cedar Lodge)
- Holes: 9, Par‑3 only
- Designer: Jack Nicklaus
- Highlights: A dramatic par‑3 course set above Table Rock Lake, featuring island greens, cliffs, and sweeping views. One of the few par‑3 courses to host a PGA Tour event.
6. Cliffhangers (Public, Big Cedar Lodge)
- Holes: 18, Par‑3
- Highlights: A whimsical, short-course experience—designed as a “fairy‑tale” golf adventure.
7. Don Gardner Golf Course (Public)
- Holes: 9
- Highlights: A quaint public par‑3 course nestled in Branson, ideal for quick practice or casual play
8. Pointe Royale Resort & Golf Course (Public / Resort)
- Holes: 18, Par: 70
- Designer: Ault, Clark & Associates
- Highlights: Championship-style layout with lush Bentgrass greens and Bermuda fairways, eight water holes, sand and grass bunkers, and strategic shot-making.
9. Ledgestone Country Club (Semi-Private / Public Access)
- Holes: 18, Par: 71
- Designer: Tom Clark
- Highlights: Described as a “masterpiece of mountain golf architecture” by Golf Digest, with dramatic elevation changes, scenic vistas, Bentgrass greens, and strategic challenges.
10. Thousand Hills Golf Resort (Public / Resort)
- Holes: 18, Par: 64
- Designer: Robert E. Cupp & Michael Riley
- Highlights: A resort-style layout set amid hardwoods, rock features, and streams. Features Zoysia fairways and Bentgrass greens, plus a full pro shop, rentals, lessons, and a snack bar.
11. Holiday Hills Resort & Golf Club (Public / Resort)
- Holes: 18
- Features: Rebuilt from its 1938 origins into a player‑friendly course with flat-to-rolling terrain, Bermuda fairways, Bentgrass greens, over 40 bunkers, and water on six holes. Emphasizes wide fairways and forgiving play.
Springfield Area
12. Rivercut Golf Course
- City’s premier public course with championship-level design.
- Wide fairways along the James River.
13. Horton Smith Golf Course
- Classic public 18-hole, great for all skill levels
14. Bill & Payne Stewart Golf Course
- Named for Springfield’s own Payne Stewart.
- A Perry Maxwell design offering a mix of history and playability.
15. Betty Allison at Oscar Blom
- 9-hole par-3 lit for night golf.
- Perfect for families and beginners.
16. Hickory Hills CC – classic prestige club.
17. Highland Springs CC – Robert Trent Jones Jr. design, home of the Korn Ferry Tour’s Price Cutter Charity Championship
18. Springfield Golf & CC – strong amenities and inclusive atmosphere
19. Twin Oaks CC – long-established private golf.
20. Millwood Golf & Racquet Club – golf + racquet sports + family amenities.
Fremont Hills
21. Fremont Hills Country Club
- Private course southeast of Springfield.
- Well-kept fairways and greens, plus a friendly community vibe.
- Great for members seeking a balance of golf and social amenities.