Hot Springs Country Club
Hot Springs, Arkansas

Hot Springs Country Club features two 18-hole courses: Arlington and Park. The challenging Arlington course rambles over 6,690 yards of the Ouachita foothills. Built in 1927 by William Diddel and renovated by two-time Masters champion Ben Crenshaw and his partner Bill Coore in 1994, the course features a series of undulating bent grass greens and steep, narrow Bermuda fairways. The Park course was constructed by Willie Parks, Jr. Extensive renovation by Coore and Crenshaw completed in 2008 provided for 6,852 yards of lush fairways, watery challenges and breathtaking vistas of surrounding lakes and mountains. The Park also offers new bent grass greens for year-round play.