Resort · 18 holes
Big Cedar Lodge: Paynes Valley
Hollister, MO — Paynes Valley is Tiger Woods' first public golf course design, opened in 2020 at Big Cedar Lodge in the Ozarks. Named after Tiger's late father Earl Payne Woods, the course is a stunning Ozark landscape masterpiece featuring dramatic rock formations, waterfalls, and a par-3 island green 19th hole. One of the most anticipated course openings in recent golf history.
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
LooperScore
87.1
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
7,106
Established
2020
Course rating
74.8
Slope
145
Highlights
- Tiger Woods' first public course design
- Named for Earl Payne Woods
- Dramatic Ozark rock formations
- Iconic par-3 island green 19th hole
- Big Cedar Lodge resort
Design & architects
- Tiger Woods — architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Big Cedar Lodge: Paynes Valley, by true distance.
Big Cedar Lodge: Buffalo Ridge
Hollister, MO · 0.0 mi away
Buffalo Ridge at Big Cedar Lodge is a Tom Fazio design that winds through the rugged Ozark hills above Table Rock Lake. One of three championship courses at the resort, Buffalo Ridge features dramatic elevation changes, native grasses, and stunning lake views that make it a bucket-list destination for Midwest golfers.
Big Cedar Lodge: Cliffhangers
Ridgedale, MO · 1.4 mi away
Ozarks National Golf Course
Ridgedale, MO · 3.4 mi away
Ozarks National Golf Course, a masterpiece designed by the acclaimed architectural team of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, is a striking display of golf harmonizing with the natural beauty of the Ozarks region. Coore and Crenshaw's design philosophy emphasizes creating courses that feel as though they have always been part of the landscape, and Ozarks National is a testament to this approach. The course is designed to challenge avid players while offering an enjoyable experience for all, with strategic bunkering and natural contours. A notable feature is the iconic Stone House, an 1800s log cabin that serves as the clubhouse, adding a touch of history and charm. The course offers expansive views and a serene setting, providing a perfect complement to the other championship courses at Big Cedar Lodge. Ozarks National has quickly gained national recognition, being named Best New Public Golf Course in America by Golf Digest, and has hosted PGA TOUR Champions events, solidifying its status as a premier golf destination.