Big Cedar Nature Golf

This downhill hole can be reached by a short wedge shot, but the designers Johnny & JP Morris intended for players to putt down the slalom of grass to the green rather than trying to carry a shot in the air. Two pins are cut to give golfers a chance to putt and hit a shot here.

Admire the waterfalls cascading from your left, but make sure to avoid them on your shot. A bunker also guards the hole short right.

Unlike any golf hole on earth, hit your tee shot from inside a cave behind a breathtaking waterfall to a downhill green. During construction, a mature mountain lion was spotted several times around the cave. Golfers take warning...

This green is long with several shelves flowing up from front to back creating challenging putts. Follow the tracks in the sand ahead of you and drive your cart through the large bunker on the left.

Enjoy the sweeping views of Payne’s Valley from this tee box. Make sure to avoid the deep pot bunker on the left side of the green.

This hole is framed by a gigantic bunker stretching the entire length from the tee box to the green with islands of grass spotted throughout. The green features a small shelf on the back left side creating a challenging pin location.

This tee box offers golfers a grand view of the Ozark Mountains. The green has rolling hills and shelves, much like a Himalayan putting green.

This hole features a long green front to back. It’s protected by a bunker short right and a large waterfall with rapids on the backside of the green.

Golfers will have to carry a large pond on this tee shoot. Once you manage to avoid the water, greenside bunkers protect each side of the hole.

As the name suggests, golfers tee off on a cliffside overlooking a large pond. The green is narrow from front to back with a large swell in the middle. If the pin is tucked in a difficult spot on the back right, golfers will be happy to make a three on this hole.

This downhill hole features a difficult green that slopes away from the tee boxes with two large mounds on both sides of the green. After the hole, enjoy the unique rock features as you make your way through “Rattlesnake Ridge.”

Hit your shot on a cliff's edge overlooking the 19th hole at Payne’s Valley. Along the way to the green, three “volcano” bunkers dot the approach.

From this tee box high on the hill, golfers can see forever. The large green has multiple shelves and ridges with a bunker placed directly in the middle of the green.

This green sits on a peninsula heavily guarded by bunkers and water, leaving nowhere for golfers to miss safely. After the hole, take a break at The Crow’s Nest, the on-course comfort station featuring complimentary snacks including the signature Bison Dog.

This hole tees off right next to the Crow’s Nest comfort station. The green is long with three shelves and severe slopes from back to front. On the way to the green, carts will traverse a low water crossing next to a running stream and waterfall.

Teeing off just above the 18th hole at Payne’s Valley, this hole features a long green from front to back with ridges protecting the putting surface. Favor the right side, as a ball that is too far right will bounce downhill back to the green.

Almost home. This hole features a large bunker on the left side and bowl on the front left portion of the green with several shelves located in different sections of the putting surface.

Overlooking the 19th hole at Payne’s Valley, this scenic hole has teeth with a large bunker between the tee box and green and another bunker on the backside of the green. After the round, players will guide themselves up the Cliffhangers Trail back to the Mountain Top Clubhouse navigating through water features including a 200-foot waterfall, natural rock formations, and a drive-through cave.