Arkansas is a state with great conditions for golfing. With over 200 clear days a year, it features courses that blend flat terrain and rolling hills.

There are also high-quality golf courses near Little Rock, making it an unexpectedly attractive option for golf enthusiasts.

Chenal Country Club is one of the top private golf clubs in Little Rock.

It operates two 18-hole courses: the Bear Den Course and the Founders Course, both of which are highly rated in Arkansas. While it primarily operates on a membership basis, there are occasions when non-members can visit if accompanied by a member. The high quality of the facilities and courses makes it a landmark in Arkansas golf.

The Country Club of Little Rock, established in 1902, is the oldest golf club in Little Rock. With over a century of history, the club was recently redesigned by renowned course designer Keith Foster, offering a blend of tradition and modernity in the golfing experience. It is also a private club that requires membership.

For those looking for public golf, Rebsamen Golf Course is a representative option. This public course, operated by the city of Little Rock, is located along the Arkansas River. It features an 18-hole championship course where golfers can enjoy scenic riverside views.

The green fees are much more affordable than those at private clubs, making it accessible. War Memorial Golf Course is another public course operated by the city, located within the historic War Memorial Park. It offers a flat course that can be enjoyed without much strain.

If you head towards Hot Springs, there are many more diverse and high-quality golf courses. In particular, the Scottish Highland Golf Course near Hot Springs and similar resort-style courses become popular weekend golfing destinations.

The best golfing seasons are spring (March to May) and fall (September to November). Summer golfing is only possible early in the morning due to heat and humidity. Golf equipment can be purchased at specialty golf shops or general sports stores in Little Rock.