Lost Springs Golf & Athletic Club

Lost Springs Golf & Athletic Club is a championship-level course established in June 1992 in Rogers, Arkansas, and was the first course designed by architect Lyndy Lindsey. Located on what was formerly a family farm, the course features tree-lined fairways and is renowned for its firm, fast greens that provide challenging playing conditions.

The course accommodates golfers of all skill levels with four sets of tees, making it accessible to casual players while maintaining championship-quality difficulty. Its design emphasizes strategic play across mature landscape with well-maintained fairways and demanding green complexes.

Lost Springs has earned recognition as a premier Northwest Arkansas venue, hosting numerous mini-tour events and tournaments throughout its history. The facility combines competitive golf with strong amenities, including a clubhouse grill and professional instruction. The course is known for attracting golfers seeking championship-level play without excessive membership costs, supported by a knowledgeable and friendly staff. The mature tree-lined layout and consistently maintained conditions make it a notable destination for both casual rounds and organized tournaments in the region.