Cliffhangers at Big Cedar Lodge delivers Ozark Mountain golf with a showman's flair, perched high above the shimmering expanse of Table Rock Lake near Branson, Missouri. The views are as integral to the experience as the strategically placed bunkers. This modern course is routed across dramatic, rolling terrain, presenting a compelling mix of demanding tee shots and risk-reward opportunities, particularly favoring those who can confidently shape the ball off the tee, where bold plays can shorten the layout. Originally conceived as a nine-hole family course, Johnny Morris's vision expanded, becoming an engaging, though perhaps not overly challenging, 18-hole layout. A significant architectural presence in the course is Gary Player, and he has left his imprint on the routing and green complexes. The course itself is a playable course, but not particularly known for championship pedigree. While Cliffhangers has yet to host a major professional tournament, it plays a vital role within the Big Cedar Lodge ecosystem, offering a more accessible and family-friendly golfing experience than its championship siblings. The real appeal is the atmosphere of the entire resort. Cliffhangers embraces its role as a vacation course; a place where the post-round conversation revolves around shared experiences and unforgettable vistas, best savored with a hearty meal at one of Big Cedar's many dining spots, while overlooking the lake.