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Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course is Kingman’s championship 18-hole golf course. Milton Coggins designed the course in 1973 with fairways of bermuda grass and bent grass on the greenways. The tight fairways are masterfully sculptured to provide golfers a relaxing day of play along the natural rock bluffs any time of year.

Golfers can take a cart to the course, which are available for rent at the pro shop, but they are free to walk their games. Seasoned pros will really enjoy a day at Cerbat Cliffs, but a beginner with high handicaps will still find this a fun course to learn on.

Guy Torrey says it best in his review at GolfArizona. com titled “Get your kicks at Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course in Kingman”: So, "If you ever plan to motor west. . . " -- or from any other point on the compass -- you may want to forget Winona, or Barstow, or San Bernardino; just don't forget to stop in Kingman and play Cerbat Cliffs. It's a timely tip you can count on.

Amenities include the Pro Shop with a full line of golf equipment, shoes and apparel, chipping and putting green, a Driving Range (lessons can be scheduled with PGA staff at the pro shop), and a grill with a sports bar atmosphere serving food and beverages including beer, wine and mixed drinks.