Honey Creek Golf Club

Honey Creek Golf Club is located 5 miles north of Aurora, Missouri, nestled in the rolling Ozark hills. The course stretches 6,704 yards from the championship tees with a par of 71, rated at 73.0 with a slope of 133, presenting a moderately challenging layout.

The course features a notable design collaboration: the front nine was designed by Horton Smith, winner of the inaugural 1934 Masters Tournament, while the back nine was designed by Bill and Scott Welch. This combination of legendary and regional design expertise creates an interesting contrast across the eighteen holes.

The setting emphasizes the natural Ozark terrain, with the course taking advantage of the rolling landscape. The clubhouse includes a fully stocked pro shop and full-service snack bar with a large wraparound deck overlooking holes 1, 10, 9, and 18, providing scenic views of key playing areas.

Honey Creek has operated as a family enterprise for over 70 years, establishing itself as a regional fixture in Missouri golf.