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Hilton Branson Convention Center
About Hilton Branson Convention Center
The Hilton Branson Convention Center is a downtown Branson hotel property and the official hotel of Branson Hills Golf Club, one of the area's top public golf courses and stay-and-play packages are available. The Hilton Branson Convention Center is located next to Branson Landing a walkable destination with a collection of shops, restaurants, bars and live music. The hotel itself is 12 stories and features an outdoor swimming pool and cabanas, plus the Level 2 steakhouse (lunch and breakfast is also available onsite). Guest rooms and suites feature 55-inch HD TVs and the tower features views of Lake Taneycomo, downtown Branson and the Ozark Mountains. Branson Hills Golf Club is located less than four miles north of the hotel. The design can stretch to 7,324 yards and features waterfalls, rock outcroppings and creeks, as well as five sets of tees.Facts
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Golf courses at Hilton Branson Convention Center
Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by PeteTao on 05/27/2025
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Photo submitted by Golf1223334444 on 10/15/2022
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Photo submitted by Golf1223334444 on 10/15/2022
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Photo submitted by Golf1223334444 on 10/15/2022
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Photo submitted by Golf1223334444 on 10/15/2022
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Photo submitted by Golf1223334444 on 10/15/2022
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Photo submitted by Golf1223334444 on 10/15/2022
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210 yard par 3 Photo submitted by Rstuart1975 on 08/21/2022
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Photo submitted by fkoons on 07/07/2022
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Photo submitted by Cowboy14 on 05/30/2022
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Photo submitted by ElDiabloTaco on 11/30/2021
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Photo submitted by Golfrhino on 09/19/2021
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Up hill 18 whew Photo submitted by Golfrhino on 09/19/2021
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Photo submitted by davelos on 07/30/2021
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#1 - Par-4 Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 07/09/2021
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#2 - Par-3 Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 07/09/2021
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#3 - Par-4 (Approach) Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 07/09/2021
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#4 - Par-5 (Approach) Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 07/09/2021
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#16 - Par-3 Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 07/09/2021
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#17 - Par-4 (Approach) Photo submitted by BryanTweed16 on 07/09/2021
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Photo submitted by Hogfan1956 on 04/27/2021
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Photo submitted by Hogfan1956 on 04/27/2021
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Photo submitted by HammerDownDalton on 12/01/2020
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Photo submitted by u000001219600 on 10/28/2020
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First hole smile Photo submitted by u7107185 on 06/07/2020
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Photo submitted by Snaphook417 on 01/29/2020
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Photo submitted by golfcanadian2005 on 05/03/2013
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Photo submitted by golfcanadian2005 on 05/03/2013
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Photo submitted by golfcanadian2005 on 05/03/2013
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Photo submitted by golfcanadian2005 on 05/03/2013
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Photo submitted by golfcanadian2005 on 05/03/2013
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#11 Payne Stewart Photo submitted by Alphasooner on 02/18/2013
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Photo submitted by Uhford91 on 11/01/2012
Reviews
Branson Hills Golf Course is a Challenging Course
I golfed the Branson Hills Golf Course the other day. It is a well designed and maintained course. There is not much room for errant shots on most holes. Bring enough golf balls. They offer rental clubs for a reasonable price, new Cobra clubs.
Great Layout Awesome Views.
Excellent course with a large number of elevated tees with great views.
Awesome condition.
Overpriced,l especiall with no amenities
Course condition was good layout was pretty good but overpriced gir what it is. no amenities food was gas station quality.
The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The course was in extremely good condition except for the greens had recently been sanded. Very challenging course with a lot of elevation changes.
Play this at least once!
Not a big fan paying a lot of money to play, but this course was worth it, at least to play it once! Excellent condition. Beautiful design and scenery. Great experience!
Championship Course
Great course for the young and low handicapper.
Return to cart path 50 -100 yards from green.
No breakfast at restaurant.
Challenging
Course was in great shape considering the amount of rain the past month. Definitely not a course you want to play if you don’t keep the ball in the yard. There are a lot of forced carry’s off the tee and deep rough off the fairways. Greens are rolling smooth and fast.
Amazing course.
When they say holiday hills they mean HILLS! Incredible course from the golf shop to the 18th tee. Nothing short of incredible, especially for a public course. Will be playing again!
Very scenic
My wife and I played here on a very windy Memorial Day weekend. Her tee boxes were very often only 10 yards in front of mine. So it played very long for her. Accuracy is a premium skill if you want to score well. Otherwise, bring lots of balls. I am an 8 handicap and lost 2 balls that I’m sure were very near where I was looking for them but off the fairway generally is gone. The first 4-5 holes are long narrow holes with postage stamp greens. The word Hills is appropriate for the name of this course. It’s very scenic and you will need to be good at adjusting your distances for elevation changes. All in all, everyone there was very courteous and helpful and the club house is nice. The price for us to play seemed a bit high for what it is. $150 per person was close to the Bass Pro owned courses. They really need some women’s tee box adjustments but we still had a decent time. Don’t miss the hundreds of goldfish on 17 bridge!
Amazing
Beautiful golf course. Awesome layout. Challenging.
Great and challenging course
Perfect condition, a bit long for me, but I enjoyed it. Great layout and interesting holes.
Great course with beautiful layout.
The course was very quiet so I was able to play quickly. It was also very wet from heavy rain but the cart paths were well placed.
Greens aerated
Greens were aerated and they did not charge less for the round. 160.00 for aerated greens on this course was a little unfair to our group of 6.
Tough course
This course is extremely tough. The tee shots are tight and no forgiveness on approach shots.
The Marshall asked us three times to speed up because we were behind the group in front of us. The group in front of us was part of our group of 15 playing that day. That group was a threesome. The group behind us was two holes back. We finished in 4 hours and 15 minutes on a very difficult course.
Speaking of Pace of Play, and probably more than you need to know, this course was laid out with the first four sets of four holes having a Par 3, a Par 5, and two Par 4s. The Par 3s were paced at 12 minutes, the Par 4s at 15 minutes, and the Par 5 at 18 minutes. So, when you do the math, that's 1 hour per each set of four holes. Add 15 minutes each for 17 and 18, that's 4 1/2 hours. It's OK to play faster, but 4 1/2 is the way it was designed. . . . . . What's important important is your pace while on the course, not necessarily your pace relative to your tee time, so if the marshal keeps a log, and he makes a lap every hour, and he sees that you have taken more than a hour (averaging it out) to play the four holes since he last saw you, he might mention that. Of course, if you are not holding anyone up, or if you are in contact with the group in front of you . . . . .
Challenge you skills at all levels
Set’s up great to the eye, difficult approaches on most holes, built for single digit handicappers.
Here's the score card:
https://www.bransonhillsgolfclub.com/our-course/
Silver 72 6299 yards
Orange 72 5323 yards
The forward tee is almost 1000 yards shorter than the next one back. On some holes it's a whole lot shorter. Running it through my kind, that it is on holes where it really needs to be. On a few holes, it is not much shorter. On some of those it needs to be. Little known, on 9 and 17, there are alternate forward tees further up, to account for hazards.