Elephant Rocks at Williams

Wow, I really enjoyed playing this course. The fairways were in great shape and are lined with large pines. Some of the fairways were narrow and required more accuracy. About a third of the holes entailed water hazards and two of the holes/fairways were split which required a lay up. Hole 17 is a par 5 steep uphill and hole 18 is a very elevated tee, par three 200 yd hole. About half of the greens had been closely mowed and sanded but the ball rolled very well as they did not over sand them and you have to maintain them sometime. The other greens were in awesome shape. The course setting/views were incredible.

Elephant Rocks is the prettiest public golf course in northern Arizona in my opinion. The monsoon rains had really given the course a lot of help with the grass, although it seemed like some of the greens were a bit rough, and perhaps someone had over-mowed the fairways. Overall it was a great day, and a great course. Highly recommend it.

Beautiful view. Course in great shape. Staff was very friendly. Pace of play was good.

I have been playing Elephant Rocks for many years and have seen the course grow in quality over that time. While the course is busy at weekends, the weekdays tend to be easily available, but with 10 minute tee times, pace of play is always fast.

While the course is not overly long, it is made extremely difficult by the narrow fairways and think pine trees. The greens have subtle breaks but run true while not being overly fast.

You always receive a warm welcome from the new PGA Professional, Scott Little, and his staff. The pleasant clubhouse is great for an apres golf drink and the food offered by the new chef Tony, is exceptional.