City: Branson, MO
Category: Parks & Recreation
Address: 1600 Ledgestone Way
32. Payne Stewart Golf Club
City: Branson, MO
Category: Parks & Recreation
Telephone: (417) 337-2963
Address: 100 Payne Stewart Dr.
Description: The Payne Stewart Golf Club is a tribute course in progress honoring local golf legend Payne Stewart. Payne Stewart Golf Club is located in one of the area’s newest development, Branson Hills, and is just minutes from the Branson Landing which offers restaurants, shopping and entertainment on lake Taneycomo. The course currently has 9 holes open for play (1–8 and 18). The remainder of the course will open in 2009. The clubhouse is currently open and is being managed along with the golf course by Hilton Golf. Call the number above or go to the Web site for pictures and the latest details about construction and the grand opening.
City: Branson, MO
Category: Parks & Recreation
Address: 142 Pointe Royale Dr.
City: Branson, MO
Category: Parks & Recreation
Address: 245 South Wildwood Dr.
City: Branson, MO
Category: Parks & Recreation
Address: 150 Top of the Rock Rd.
36. Gibson’S Golfworks
City: Branson, MO
Category: Parks & Recreation
Telephone: (417) 334-8989
Address: 2078 MO 76 East
Description: Wayne “Hoot” Gibson of Gibson’s Golfworks likes to talk golf, and although he can fix or improve your golf gear, he leaves it up to you to improve your game. He can regrip, reshaft, refinish, or reweight your clubs. Hoot was nominated for Golf Club Maker of the Year of the Professional Club Makers Society in 1993. If your clubs are in need of professional repair, you can find Gibson’s Golfworks two sharp curves before the Holiday Hills Golf Course, one mile east of the Lake Taneycomo bridge on MO 76.
37. Shepherd Of The Hills Trail Rides
City: Branson, MO
Category: Parks & Recreation
Telephone: (417) 334-4191, (800) 653-6288
Address: 5586 MO 76
Description: Take a trail ride through history! This 30-minute ride on horses used in the action-packed drama The Shepherd of the Hills runs through the historic homestead and will take you on some of the same trails the Bald Knobbers rode. See the majestic Ozark hills, “the Trail Nobody Knows How Old,” and ride down in the holler in the beautiful shade of the Ozark woods and see the places of Harold Bell Wright’s novel. This is your chance to ride a real “show horse!”Rides run Monday through Saturday, some Sundays. Call for availability and rates. Must be seven years old or older, at least 4 feet tall, and weigh no more than 250 pounds.
City: Branson, MO
Category: Parks & Recreation
Address: 759 US 65
City: Branson, MO
Category: Parks & Recreation
Address: 635 East Trafficway
City: Branson, MO
Category: Parks & Recreation
Address: 2626 MO 165
41. Baxter Boat Dock
City: Branson, MO
Category: Parks & Recreation
Telephone: (417) 779-4301
Description: Baxter is on the south side of Table Rock Lake, where it’s a little quieter and less congested. The marina sells groceries and offers wet and dry boat storage. You can rent a fishing boat for $95 for four hours or get a pontoon for $140 for four hours or $270 for eight hours. Ski boats go for $135 for four hours or $260 for eight hours. Rent a personal watercraft for $65 an hour. Owner since 1986, Sue Pollard will be glad to recommend a fishing guide if you need one. The marina is closed December through March, but they do answer the phone and pump gas if you stop by.
42. Hitch-N-Post Tackle
City: Branson, MO
Category: Parks & Recreation
Telephone: (417) 334-3395
Address: 5439 MO 165
Description: Landlocked and not a marina, the Hitch-N-Post is still without peer as a place to load up on bait, marine fuel, camping supplies, life jackets, groceries, and anything else you might need. The shop also offers fishing-guide referral and an up-to-the-minute daily fishing report. Hitch-N-Post is across from Table Rock State Park.
43. Indian Point Marina
City: Branson, MO
Category: Parks & Recreation
Telephone: (417) 338-2891, (866) 218-0417
Address: 3443 Indian Point Rd.
Description: Located on the north side of Table Rock Lake near Silver Dollar City, Indian Point Marina is open year-round. This is the area’s “dive center” for those interested in going underwater. Those who want to just skim on top, Jet Skis rent by the hour for $65 for a three-seater. Indian Point has twenty wet storage stalls, a snack shop, and tackle and live bait.
44. Lilleys’ Landing Resort & Marina
City: Branson, MO
Category: Parks & Recreation
Telephone: (417) 334-6380, (417) 334-2263
Address: 367 River Lane
Description: Lilleys’ is a one-stop trout angler’s dream. You can spend the night at the resort and then hook up with a fishing guide for a variety of different types of fishing adventures. Trips are on Lake Taneycomo or Table Rock with an experienced guide. Check the Web site for guest rates. If you’d like to go out on your own, they have johnboats starting at $75 for four hours, pontoons for $129 for four hours, and bass boats for four hours at $119. The marina’s specialty is selling artificial lures and flies. Their Web site is chockful with advice, tips, information, and other links.
45. Scotty’S Trout Dock And Marina
City: Branson, MO
Category: Parks & Recreation
Telephone: (417) 334-4288
Address: 395 North Lakefront Rd.
Description: Sometimes it’s just as much fun to fish from the dock as from a boat, and Scotty’s is located right on the Taneycomo lakefront next to a large public-access fishing dock. If you’re not having much luck, you can get a fishing boat from Scotty’s for around $49 for four hours or $74 a day, a pontoon boat for $129, $199. Scotty will set you up with a fishing guide for a half or full day starting at around $135 for two people.