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Swing by and Play at One of These 23 Four State Area Golf Courses with Your Golf Card Today! Swing by and play at one of these 23 Four State area golf courses with your Golf Card today! Brought to you by 1 Tee Times: Yes MISSOURI Requirements: Bolivar Golf Course Collared shirts required 1506 W. Broadview St. | Bolivar, MO 65613 Features: Briarbrook Golf Course is open to 417-326-6600 the public, seven days per week, and located facebook.com/BGCTheOldCourse just northwest of Joplin, Missouri. We invite Cart Fee: $15 you to come out and enjoy our golf course Total Holes: 9 with your friends and family. We are also Yardage: Men 3,159 Ladies 2,635 happy to host corporate and chairty golf Spikes Allowed: Yes tournaments. For more information, please Season Opening: January 1, 2018 contact the Pro Shop at (417) 649-6777. Season Closing: December 31, 2018 Tee Times: Yes Center Creek Golf Course Features: Quoted as nicest municipal 2650 Hwy 37 | Reeds, MO 64859 golf course in the Four State Area. 417-548-7775 | facebook.com/pages/Center- Course Restrictions: Cannot be used Creek-Country-Club/210050989054033 during summer busy weekends. Please call Cart Fee: $12 ahead for a tee time on the weekends. Total Holes: 9 Yardage: 3,070 Briarbrook Golf Course Spikes Allowed: No 502 Briarbrook Dr | Carl Junction, MO 64834 Season Opening: January 1, 2018 417-649-6777 | briarbrookgolfcourse.com Season Closing: December 31, 2018 Tee Times: No Features: Rolling Hills Course Restrictions: Cart Required Clinton Country Club 225 NE 100 Rd. | Clinton, MO 64735 660-885-2521 | clinton-country-club.com Cart Fee: $13 per seat Total Holes: 18 Yardage: 6,730 Spikes Allowed: Yes, soft spikes only Season Opening: January 1, 2018 Season Closing: December 31, 2018 2 Cart Fee: $22 for two players for 18 holes Elk River Country Club Total Holes: 18 P.O. Box 488 | Noel, MO 64854 Yardage: 6,507 417-475-3208 freewebs.com/elkrivergolfcourse Spikes Allowed: Yes Season Opening: February 1, 2018 Season Closing: December 31, 2018 Tee Times: Yes Features: Clinton Country Club’s course will be enjoyed equally by serious golfers looking for a challenge, or the weekend golfer looking for fun and relaxation. Players will enjoy a quiet relaxing round, where it is not unusual to see wildlife. Cart Fee: $10 Each hole offers a unique layout with 4 9 distinct sets of tee boxes per hole. The par Total Holes: 72 course is dotted with flowing creeks Yardage: 3,354 and two ponds, and you can work on your Spikes Allowed: Yes, soft spikes short game on several greens surrounded Season Opening: January 1, 2018 by protective mounds. Food and drinks are Season Closing: December 31, 2018 available Tuesday- Sunday at our clubhouse Tee Times: Yes restaurant/bar. Features: Come and enjoy the scenic Course Restrictions: Play must occur beauty of the Ozarks while playing a round after 1 PM, on any day of the week. A tee of golf here at Elk River Golf Course, locat- time, and a cart rental are mandatory. ed in Noel, Missouri. Dates of play and tee times are subject to Course restrictions: Not valid course availability. during tournaments 3 Great Life Golf & Fitness “sinkhole” on the Par 3, Sixteenth hole, 16744 Hwy 64 | Lebanon, MO 65536 and numerous options in shot selection on 417-532-2901 | lebanonmissourigolf.com the Par 4’s and 5’s. The Par 4, Fourth hole presents an opportunity to cut a 90 degree dogleg left over trees with your drive to possibly reach the green or play it as a con- ventional Par 4. The Ninth and Eighteenth holes share a huge green divided by a large bunker, that can make for some interest- ing, lengthy putts. With a mix of tight, tree-lined fairways and some that are more forgiving, the course definitely presents a Cart Fee: $20 variety of play. Total Holes: 18 Yardage: 6,585 Karen Kjar Memorial Spikes Allowed: Yes, soft spikes Golf Course Season Opening: 90 Golf Course Rd | Buffalo, MO January 1, 2018 417-345-4653 Season Closing: December 31, 2018 karenkjarmemorialgolfcourse.com Tee Times: Yes Features: Formerly Lebanon Commu- nity Golf and Country Club... a semi-pri- vate, eighteen hole championship golf course located two miles west of Lebanon, Missouri and nine miles east of Bennett Spring State Park. The course features a driving range, putting green, and chipping green with three sets of tees stretching to 6435 yards. Gently rolling hills offer a Cart Fee: $17.00 track that affords elevation changes, large Total Holes: 18 contoured greens, water hazards, a large 4 Yardage: 6,255 Mount Vernon Golf Course Spikes Allowed: Yes MO-174 | Mount Vernon, MO 65712 Season Opening: January 1, 2018 417-466-7831 mtvernon-cityhall.org/golffees_mt_vernon_mo Season Closing: December 31, 2018 Tee Times: No Cart Fee: $10 Features: No tee time required and no Total Holes: 18 collar either, just good friends making great Yardage: 5,636 memories. Spikes Allowed: Yes, soft spikes Course Restrictions: None Season Opening: January 1, 2018 Season Closing: December 31, 2018 Tee Times: Yes Holiday Hills Resort & Golf 630 E. Rockford Dr. | Branson, MO 65616 Features: Putting green, snack bar & pro 417-334-4838 | holidayhills.com shop Course restrictions: Limit one-time use. Not valid on holiday’s. Rangeline Golf Course 2001 N. Rangeline Rd. | Joplin, MO 64801 417-627-7234 Cart Fee: $19 anytime Total Holes: 18 Yardage: 5,771 Spikes Allowed: Yes Season Opening: January 1, 2018 Season Closing: December 31, 2018 Tee Times: Yes Features: Come join the fun at Holiday Hills Golf Club, a beautiful 18-hole golf facility, while enjoying the latest and great- est ProLink GPS System. What was once a nine-hole course, is now 18-holes with par 68, 5,771 yards with Hybrid Bermuda Cart Fee: $8 for 9 holes Fairways and Tees and Bent grass Greens. 9 There are over 50 large bunkers, and water Total Holes: comes into play on five holes. Each hole Yardage: 1,753 has four sets of tee boxes for each level of Spikes Allowed: Yes, soft spikes play; ladies tees being the most accessible. Season Opening: January 1, 2018 As you are making your vacation plans for Season Closing: December 31, 2018 Branson, Missouri, don’t forget your golf Tee Times: Yes clubs. Features: Come see our beautiful golf Course Restrictions: Valid any course and see what the rave is all about! time after 11am Course restrictions: Limit one-time use. 5 Schifferdecker Golf Course Tee Times: No 506 S. Schifferdecker Ave. | Joplin, MO 64801 Features: The Municipal Golf Course is 417-624-3533 located off of BB Highway in West Plains joplinmo.org/727/Schifferdecker-Golf-Course on North Terra Drive. The course consists of 18 holes and covers about 187 acres with a pro shop, golf carts and sheds (available to rent), and practice putting greens. OKLAHOMA Cherokee Grove Golf Club 519 Quail Run Road | Grove, OK 74344 918-786-4100 | cherokeegrovegolf.com Cart Fee: $12 Cart Fee: $5 for 9 holes, $8 for 18 holes. Total Holes: 18 Total Holes: 9 Yardage: 6,100 Yardage: 2,878 Spikes Allowed: Yes, soft spikes Spikes Allowed: Yes, soft spikes Season Opening: February 1, 2018 Season Opening: January 1, 2018 Season Closing: December 31, 2018 Season Closing: December 31, 2018 Tee Times: Yes Tee Times: No Features: Schifferdecker Golf Course Course restrictions or Special is Joplin’s only public 18-hole course and Instructions: One time use only offers an enjoyable experience for all golf Features: Includes a beautiful driving range skill levels. Well-groomed greens, Ber- and putting green available to warm up muda fairways, and reasonable fees make before hitting the course. Hours are from Schifferdecker the most popular golf course 7:30am until dusk. We are open 7 days in the area. Located on historic Route 66 at a week every day except for Christmas Seventh Street and Schifferdecker Road, the Day. No tee times are required, but please par 71 course is open year-round and hosts call in advance to make sure there isn’t a numerous golf events, including the Joplin tournament going on. Golf Club’s Ozark Amateur. FlyingTee Golf West Plains 600 Riverwalk Terrace | Jenks, OK 74037 Municipal Golf Course 918-528-7717 | flyingteegolf.com 1724 N Terra St | West Plains, MO 65775 417-256-9824 westplainsparks.weebly.com/municipal-golf-course Cart Fee: $20 per person Total Holes: 18 Yardage: 6,178 Spikes Allowed: Yes, soft spikes Season Opening: January 1, 2018 Fee: Buy 30 minutes, Get Season Closing: December 31, 2018 30 minutes FREE! 6 Season Opening: January 1, 2018 Season Closing: December 31, 2018 Season Closing: December 31, 2018 Tee Times: Yes Tee Times: Yes Features: Beautiful parkland style, tree- Features: Think you can’t have fun unless lined layout with water coming into play you’re good? We’ll prove you wrong. With on several holes on the back 9, bentgrass entertaining games, world-famous courses, greens and bermudagrass tees and fair- and the industry’s most advanced golf ball ways, driving range, practice area, 19th tracking technology, there’s something at hole restaurant, come play and enjoy all FlyingTee everyone can enjoy no matter that Enid, OK has to offer! your age or skill level! Course Restrictions: None Here’s how it works: From the moment the ball (and yes–they’re real) is placed on the tee, our 3D sensors track it as it Peoria Ridge Golf Course travels anywhere on the range–not just into 10301 S. 600 Rd. | Miami, OK 74354 specific targets. 918-542-7676 | peoriaridge.com With every swing, you’re given a real-time analysis of every shot (including speed, velocity, spin, trajectory, etc.) as the balls’ flight is played back on the bay’s large- screen monitor.
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