The greens and fairways used to be made of sand, dirt and rocks, and as golfers became more advanced, they did not want to risk their equipment on the primitive course. The course was redesigned with new grass fairways and greens, and refurbished tees, bunkers, driving and putting ranges. Elephant Rocks at Williams Municipal Golf Course reopened July 1, 1990. The course is already a major attraction for Williams, as travelers make a point to pack their clubs and stop into town for a round or two of unforgettable golf. Since construction phase on the second nine holes is already completed, it's entirely feasible the course will be heralded among the best in the nation's most prolific golfing state.
Lessons are available and there is also a driving range.
To get to the course from downtown Williams take Route 66 West over the interstate to Golf Course Road. The course is two miles from the overpass on the right. Call the pro shop in advance for prices and a tee time at 635-4935. No framing, reproduction, distribution or copying of the website, its contents or graphics is allowed. Western Newspapers, Inc. website or the contents contained therein.