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Elephant Rocks Golf Club

Williams, AZ

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Williams, AZ

2200 Country Club Rd B, Williams, AZ 86046

About this course

Elephant Rocks sits at about 7,000 feet in Williams, in the shadow of Bill Williams Mountain, and winds through tall Ponderosa pines. Golf has been played here since the 1920s as the Williams Country Club. The city took it over, Gary Panks reworked the original nine in 1990, and Panks returned to add a second nine in 2000. The older nine is tighter and shorter; the newer nine is longer. Par 72, about 6,695 yards, open March through November.

Type

Parkland

Region

Southwest

Holes

18

Par

72

Yardage

6,695

Established

1990

Course rating

70.8

Slope

130

LooperScore

84.3

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