We had so much fun playing this course! It is well maintained, fair and absolutely beautiful!! We…read moregot paired with another couple who had hired a caddy - that was a first for me and wasn't sure what to expect, but she was great!! Looking forward to playing this course again in the near future!!

Cold, cloudy day in late March. Course was in great shape. Sunday pin placement beat us up and…read moretook our lunch money. Pricey, but a little better cost-wise in off-season. Junior rate of $85 makes it a no-brainer if in the area with teens that golf.

Great track. Beautiful tree lined holes, very scenic. Well worth the money. $143.00 for 18. Met…read moregreat father and son twosome. Always fun meeting people from local and far away places. Highly recommend early start. We started at 0800 and took 4 hours and 30 minutes to play. Jeff Downey, California

The course is beautiful, the greens awesome. The gentleman in the pro shop exceptional…read more There was no employees at the bag drop , there was no starter to attend to guests. There were no rangers on the course. It rained heavily two days earlier and play was restricted to cart path only. It took over 4 hrs to play the first 9 , we were 4th in line at 10 . We left at 5.5 hrs on hole 12. I drove 10 hours to play the course. Fees were 300. Dollars. This was a birthday present my 60th . I play to a 12 handicap. I would not recommend. Definitely not worth 300 dollars. They should look after their guests, it could have been a better experience if they were properly staffed, and available for questions (starter). If a ranger patrolled the rate of play, and not allow groups of 8 to ruin play and drive paying customers from the course .

Parts of me liked this course a-lot, and parts of me didn't care for it. The lady in the pro shop,…read morestarter and cart girl were outstanding. The front 9 layout was good except for hole 9. The greens were very beat up ( i assume from all the play and the heat wave) but no one fixing their ball marks get old. The back 9 was too tricked up for me and a little more maintenance on parts of the back 9 and this course would be a must play.

The cart girl Katie was very attentive and made sure we had fun playing 18. Thank you!read more

We had a great family golf outing. We went 2 groups of 3 on a late Sunday morning. Nice course…read moreand we had a lot of fun. The par 3's on the front 9 were challenging and fun. Price was very good and they had good carts too.

Played only 9 holes, however, it was in great shape. We arrived from Dexter, Missouri and only had…read moretime to make 9. Good course layout, excellent greens. Jeff Downey, California

We were staying at the resort and got a wonderful deal to golf. My daughter is 16 and an excellent…read moregolfer qualifying twice for the Iowa state golf tournament. It was challenging and fun for her and she was able to shoot a 84 tying me. Greens were huge and fairways were tight. Will come back when in the area

5 Stars! We played here our first day of a Branson Golf trip and we are so glad we did!…read more Definitely a high end experience, stunning views, immaculately maintained course, Fun challenging holes, amazing Golf shop, and grill area! The Pro was personable and knowledgeable and every employee was friendly! We honestly liked it as much as Top of the Rock that we played the next day...twice as much golf for the same price! You will not be disappointed!

Ok, this is a really hard course, as others have said. Let's just say I lost A LOT of golf balls…read moreon this course . However, the people who work here are awesome; everyone from the people we interacted with when our clubs were loaded, to the starter, to the cart girls, were really welcoming, helpful and just overall glad we chose to play their course. The course itself is well maintained and the views are stunning! They have snacks when you've finished your first nine, which was fun, and for us much needed!! If you like a challenge on the golf course and you don't mind losing some golf balls, this is your place!!

Wow. Ozarks National delivers some of the best views the Ozarks has to offer. The drive in,…read morephenomenal. Every single hole, phenomenal. The drive out, phenomenal. The course is not for the weak, though. It is very challenging. Several fairways are wide and forgiving, but for the most part you have to battle to keep the ball in the fairway. The lies you'll get in the rough are very hit or miss. You could find your ball right away and have a decent lie. Or you could look for your ball for a few minutes, finally find it and pray you get out. Overall, a gorgeous course and can be a ton of fun if you let it. The clubhouse, part way houses, and halfway house are incredible. They're like mini Bass Pro Shops - extremely well built, attention to detail, and just straight up cool. Cool to look at, cool to walk in. At the halfway house there is complimentary snacks, Bison hotdogs, even Snickers ice cream bars. The putting green, driving range and short game greens are in amazing shape. The staff couldn't have been more hospitable. All of this sits perched up on top of a few mountains in the Ozarks with an tremendous view. You can see Branson, you can see past Branson. You could probably see Springfield if it was possible. I've played my fair amount of courses, but these courses that Big Cedar and Johnny Morris have to offer are nothing short of incredible. 20/10. You will not be disappointed!

We just got back after staying here in lodge 125, it was absolutely amazing! This 6 bedroom, 6…read morebathroom was really clean, quiet, and slept the 18 of us comfortably. We had a family vacation to celebrate my 60th birthday, with the 2 upper & lower screened in porches, we had different areas to fit us all. There was plenty of parking and we all loved walking down to pond and pool area just right out our cabin door. The only negative, there were a couple pillows on couch, & the back of couch where the back pillow is attached were torn & had holes in them. We took pictures on day of our arrival to show we did not do it. But with so many people renting the cabins you can expect some wear & tear. We had a fabulous time

Ignore 2024 reviews.They have remolded and it's just amazing.New everything and cable with DVD. It…read morewas so comfy.Washer & Dryer, central air, ceiling fans. Beautiful, like your in the woods.Awsome clubhouse for food and drinks with a view. Will be back.

Really fun location! Has two courses, and a lot of fun effects including a volcano flame.read more

Spend some time in a car in most any city, and you're gonna get an idea of where their heart lies…read more In Santa Monica, palm trees and juice bars. In Houston, the very concept of asphalt itself. In Branson, MO? It's all about Jesus and mini-golf. Professor Hacker's Dinosaur Canyon (I'm calling it "Dino Canyon" from now on) is one such contribution to the putt-puttian zeitgeist, and it is a hoot. Its name is half-right; while there is no canyon (but there is a rad volcano thing, it is riddled with dinosaurs, most being extremely, lovably derpy. If you dig a leisurely stroll through campy terrain, you'll love Dino Canyon. The golf itself is nice but not exceptional. Sadly, the dinos are mere window-dressing, not actually incorporated into the holes themselves. There are two courses: Raptor and T-Rex. We chose T-Rex as we were promised stairs and a slightly more challenging course. I wouldn't call it a challenge (we scored 49 to 47 on 18 holes), but it is nice and fun and we'll-designed. The price is pretty swell. A game for two adults is about $25, and if you keep the scorecard you can play the other course for $5.50 each. Also, a hole in one earns you a free game! Heck yeah. The bathrooms, holy smokes. So clean. Seriously, hold it 'til you get there. You'll be glad you did. If you're in Branson, don't go to a show. Go to Dino Canyon.