Explore The Course
Discover all 18 holes at Thousand Hills Golf Resort. Explore each hole through video, course details, and a quick look at the challenges, scenery, and strategy that make this Branson golf experience unique.
18 Holes Through The Ozarks
Designed by Robert E. Cupp with Michael Riley as architect, Thousand Hills Golf Resort offers a distinctive 18-hole golf experience in the heart of Branson. The course winds through beautiful hardwood forests, natural rock formations, streams, and changing elevations while remaining just two blocks from Branson’s famous 76 Music Boulevard.
Wide Zoysia fairways, U.S.G.A. Crenshaw Bentgrass greens, sculptured fairways, natural Ozark hazards, and strategically placed bunkers create variety throughout the course. Four sets of tees allow golfers of different skill levels to choose an appropriate challenge.
Quick Facts
Architect: Michael Riley
Know The Course Before You Play
Holes
Par
Sets of Tees
Black Tee Slope
White Tee Slope
Gold Tee Slope
Red Tee Slope
Explore All 18 Holes
Take a virtual tour of Thousand Hills Golf Resort before you arrive. Each hole features a dedicated video and a short description highlighting its layout, hazards, elevation, and playing character.
The existing course-layout page specifically directs visitors to individual holes for pictures and descriptions, while the older site content also explains that the hole videos were created to show golfers the course from a player’s perspective.
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Designed For A Great Day On The Course
Every part of the Thousand Hills golf experience is designed to make your day on the course enjoyable, from carefully maintained playing surfaces to convenient facilities and professional support.
HOLE 1
A Dramatic Start
A challenging opening hole surrounded by Ozark scenery, Wildwood Creek, bunkers, rock formations, and elevation changes. A well-placed tee shot sets up a manageable approach to the green.
HOLE 2
Short, But Deceptive
The shortest hole on the course from the black tees offers an inviting birdie opportunity, but bunkers, rough, elevation, and Wildwood Creek can quickly turn a good-looking shot into a challenge.
HOLE 3
Think Before You Swing
A strategic par 4 with a generous landing area that narrows farther ahead. Fairway bunkers, sloping rough, woods, and elevation changes make thoughtful club selection important.
HOLE 4
Carry The Water
A memorable par 3 requiring a shot over the pond to reach the green. The water stretches across the hole, while the green’s slopes and surrounding terrain leave little room for error.
HOLE 5
A Strategic Dogleg
This 90-degree dogleg right rewards careful club selection from the elevated tee. A controlled tee shot sets up a short approach, while the multi-tiered green demands attention to placement and speed.
HOLE 6
Choose Your Line
With elevated tees and several possible tee-shot strategies, this hole rewards smart decision-making. The green is surrounded by slopes and protected by a large bunker, making approach placement especially important.
HOLE 7
Choose Your Line
With elevated tees and several possible tee-shot strategies, this hole rewards smart decision-making. The green is surrounded by slopes and protected by a large bunker, making approach placement especially important.
HOLE 8
Choose Your Line
With elevated tees and several possible tee-shot strategies, this hole rewards smart decision-making. The green is surrounded by slopes and protected by a large bunker, making approach placement especially important.
HOLE 9
Choose Your Line
With elevated tees and several possible tee-shot strategies, this hole rewards smart decision-making. The green is surrounded by slopes and protected by a large bunker, making approach placement especially important.