Honey Creek Golf Club

Honey Creek Golf Club sits five miles north of Aurora, Missouri, in the rolling hills of the Ozarks. The course plays 6,704 yards from the championship tees to a par of 71, with a rating of 73 and a slope of 133. Its front nine was designed by Horton Smith, winner of the first Masters in 1934, while the back nine came from Bill and Scott Welch. The club has remained a family enterprise for more than 70 years.

A pro shop stocks clubs and accessories, and a full-service snack bar serves food that can be eaten indoors or outside on the large wraparound deck, which overlooks the first and tenth tees along with the ninth and eighteenth greens.