Branson Hills Golf Club

The course is very scenic throughout with multiple elevations and blind shots. Hole number one is elevated a hundred feet or more overlooking a winding fairway and is difficult for the first timer to make a club selection (driver or something less). Every hole had its own set of challenges with breathtaking views. A few holes restriced the carts to cart path only and with all of the elevation changes, it was very exhausting for those of us who do not always hit it down the middle.

Golf course is really nice and challenging. The only thing I hate is they have no GPS on the golf cart.

This is a course every golfer must play. There were a few spots near tee boxes that need a little work. That was all. Period! Fairways, greens were beautiful. Layout of course was done very well. A great tribute to Payne Stewart.

Rolling hills with great elevation changes along with water and creeks running parallel as well as crossing the fairways makes this a very challenging course. Wonderful is all I can say!

This course is one of the most beautiful you will ever play. The Ozark landscape in beautiful. Many streams and beautiful waterfallls. All natural not man made. The course is in great condidtion. You will remember this round of golf for a long time. I suggest you play the combo tees or the silver unless you are a single digit handicap. This is a tough course.

Worth the money, a must play. Not cheap, but typical for Branson area.

The course has significant elevation change, makes club selection tricky. Probably the time of year, but it needed some maintenance in places, and the greens were still sporting aeration holes that made delicate putts pretty random.

Payne Stewart is an excellent golf course from all angles. The course is beautiful and challenging. The ozarks are in full view all around the golf course. One word of caution, if you are not the straightest of hitters you should either bring alot of balls(12-18...seriously) or try another course in the area.

One of my favorite courses in Branson. Well run. Well maintained. Beautiful setting in the Ozarks. A real challenge to play.

Great track with some very challenging holes, and many good ones. Several semi blind shots were very costly, but I would really enjoy playing this course again. The course was in very good shape, especially considering that I played in mid November .

Great golf course even in November. One of the most secenic courses I have played in Missouri

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You have to pick the right tees blocks for you ability for starters but you should also pick them for the approach shots as well. Quite a difficult course and a few holes which I think are a bit unfair, but overall worth the play.

Very tough course, but very nice. The greens are very fast.

Wonderful experience. Beautiful time of year to play golf in the Ozarks. Friendly, courteous service. Best golf carts with onboard GPS. Good food and drinks in Knickerbockers. Only negative was that the greens were a little bumpy, but overall a great layout, lots of elevation and interesting character.

We played it on a Sunday in mid-October, and the trees were turning. Beautiful setting and course. The greens were a bit rough and had bare spots. Had rained the night before, so no carts on fairways. Very slow pace and crowded. Overall, a good experience, but a too long for this senior, even from the senior tees (and I wouldn't be caught dead playing from the ladies tees).

Tight and narrow. Miss the fairway and you're either in long rough....or on rocks. Many greens are similar on one side or the other.

Don't be intimated by distances....more of your shots are downhill versus uphill. I usually play tees in the low 6,000's. Fellow I played with urged me to try the blues.....6,700. Due to downhill nature of the holes, really played less than 6,700.

Everything about this course is first class. Our foursome from Iowa were in agreement that the grass on the fairways was like playing on lush carpet.
Every course has one disappointment.... and the fact the carts did not have gps systems was a bummer!
Our group will play Payne Stewart again next year.

beautiful layout. greens are difficult to read but not used to this type green. overall experiance was enjoyable.

Payne Stewart is my alltime favorite golf course. It amazes me that it isn't even the top rated Branson course by some of the golf magazines. There is no close second in my book. I understand that work needs to be done to maintain the course, but I'm disappointed that I saw some of it. I won't let that keep me from coming back. There is a group of us that plays several rounds there each spring and it's always fantastic! I hate that I can't give this 5 stars right now