$80 for an 18-Hole Round of Golf with Cart for Two at John Daly’s Murder Rock Golf and Country Club (Up to $160 Value)
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The tree-shrouded contours of the Ozarks form the backdrop for 6,727-yd. layout characterized by dramatic elevation changes.
Playing a round of golf is a contest between man and nature, much like betting a tree it can't drink a gallon of milk. Pit yourself against the elements with this Groupon.
$80 for a Golf Outing for Two (Up to a $160 Total Value)
Golfers warm up with their own bucket of range balls before traversing the 18-hole course in a shared golf cart.
John Daly’s Murder Rock Golf and Country Club’s rates fluctuate during the day and throughout the week.
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Celebrated by Golfweek as one of the 40 Best New Courses of 2010, the site where Civil War–bushwhacker Alfred Bolin and his gang once ambushed unsuspecting travelers is now John Daly’s Murder Rock Golf and Country Club. The 18-hole course plots an oscillating, 6,727-yard path over the foothills of the Ozark Mountains. The first hole sets the tone for the round with an elevated tee box that looks out 363 yards downhill into the mountainous contours that ripple against the horizon. The par 71 course concludes at the daunting 18th hole—the course’s longest par four and most difficult hole—where an aggressive drive can cut off the corner of a dog-leg right on the way to a severely sloped green and portal into Space Jam.
Legs weary from ascending steep hills or squat-thrusting golf carts can take a load off at Glenn’s at Murder Rock. Amid dark-stained wood paneling and leather-upholstered chairs, the eatery serves an inventive grill menu including steak flatbread sandwiches and pitas stuffed with Cajun-seasoned chicken or shrimp.
Course at a Glance:
18-hole, par 71 course
Length of 6,727 yards from the farthest tees
Course rating of 72.0 from the farthest tees
Slope rating of 129 from the farthest tees
Four tee options