Elephant Rocks at Williams

Elephant Rocks at Williams - Williams, AZ

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Elephant Rocks at Williams

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Elephant Rocks at Williams is a 18-hole public golf course that was redesigned in 1989 by Gary Panks. The fairways are composed with Winter Rye, and the greens with Bent Grass. This hilly course has water coming into play on three holes. The medium-sized greens are slow. The course was built in a forest setting, so wildlife, like deer and elk, are frequently seen on or around the grounds.

Facilities: Restrooms and drinking water are provided.

Best Time To Visit: Elephant Rocks at Williams typical season runs from May 1st through November 30th.

Fees: Green fees are charged. Additional fees may be charged for equipment rental. Please call Elephant Rocks at Williams for more specific information.

Accessibility: Unknown

Rules: Shirt and shoes are required. Metal spikes and fivesomes are not permitted.

Directions: To reach Elephant Rocks at Williams in Williams travel I-40 and get off at exit 161. Turn north on Country Club Drive toward the Town of Williams, drive 1.5 miles to the course.

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Reservations: Tee times are requested, and are sometimes necessary to play at Elephant Rocks at Williams.

Address

Elephant Rocks at Williams

2200 Country Club Dr

Williams, Arizona 86046

Phone
General: (928) 635-4935