Top of the Rock Golf Course

Absolutely beautiful. The golf cart tour is a must. Great museum and restaurants and bars. Par 3 course looked great but it rained. Highly recommend.

Top of the Rock was a fun stop on our trip, but if we’re being honest it only deserves about 3.5 stars compared to the other courses we played (holding this course to the same standard). The setting itself is gorgeous, perched high with some really scenic views, and the pro shop was by far the best of all the properties—tons of great gear, a big selection, and an inviting atmosphere. The staff couldn’t have been friendlier and really made our group of 16 feel welcome, which we appreciated. That said, the actual golf side left a lot to be desired. The greens were in rough shape, there was const…

Made for a fun late morning activity. Mostly shaded along path. Electric golf carts max speed 7 mph. Drive through cave with waterfall was pretty cool and the drive up bat bar. Was neat experience. Wish it was a bit longer.

This is a spectacular place. There is so much to see and do. We ate Arnie’s Barn and had drinks at the Buffalo Bar. The museum was outstanding. The only improvements I could suggest would be a few places to cut the tour shorter for people like me. I am a 100% disabled Army veteran with 3 bones removed from my left foot, and my tibial tendon shortened. I love this museum, but I would come more often if I didn't have to walk so far.

Lots to do at this resort will cost you $10 to get in. However, the golf cart cave tour is beautiful. The museum is included in that ticket price and there are a couple of different restaurant options wish we would have tried the Mexican place.

Great golfing experience. Beautiful views and picturesque setting. The staff was nice, the chilled, mint infused towels at the end of the round were the "cherry on top".

Amazing views and conditions far better than expected. Great times!

Absolutely top notch everything. Every person we encountered did a magnificent job of making us feel welcome and appreciated starting with a phone call at the start of the day all the way through to the guys unloading our cart at the end of the day. Fantastic track, absurd views, super fun cart path... I don't know how it could be more fun unless John Daly was at the tee box on 4 slapping everyone on the back and telling you to "Go get em." The carts have ball washers in them. We all thought that was cool but seeing as the entire course is clean enough to eat off of no one ever used it, and yo…

You have to go just before sundown to attend the ceremony where the bagpipes play and soldiers fire off a cannon! Great restaurants a miniature golf as well

We did the golf cart tour, which we have done before, but we had to do it again. The views are amazing! You drive a golf cart 2.5 miles along a path that oversees beautiful views, waterfalls, and a drive through a cave where you can purchase alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks at the Bat Bar. It takes approximately an hour, and there are places you can park along the way and get out to take pictures. Along the way, the screen on the golf cart tells you about the places you are and about Johnny Morris, who created this amazing place (and owns Bass Pro). It's definitely worth the money!

For the money, you get great views and that is about it. The greens were in terrible condition. I am sure the grounds crew did the best they could given the summer heat and rain along with the amount of play the course gets, but the greens fee should reflect the condition of the greens. I will add that the staff was great, as was the rest of the Top of the Rock complex.

I absolutely loved the lost canyon nature trail. The grounds are beautiful and I enjoyed every second. The restaurant left something to be desired for 5 people and costing us $170 for tacos and quesadillas. Arnies barn wasn't that good. For the money. That's the only part of the whole trip that needs improvement. The whole place is pretty and people were friendly.