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• Hot Springs Country Club
  With 7 golf courses in the Hot Springs area, where you decide to play comes down to the level of skill you have, plus the amount of money you want to spend; and if neither of those is as important as playing on a championship course, then the Hot Springs Country Club is the place for you. Starting in 1898, this elaborate course was semi-private, with some chance of playing if you were visiting and had the money. Situated in the Ouachita hills, encompassed by beautiful lakes and statuesque national parks, the club has retained the southern qualities of service and excellence. The 45 holes offer golfers of any skill level an excellent game with plenty of challenges and excitement. Their Arlington course was refurbished a while back by Master's Champ Ben Crenshaw, bentgrass greens and a return to the classic design of yesteryear. With some steep and narrow Bermuda grass fairways meandering through undulating hills, this is a great course to play and have an enjoyable game of golf. The Park course is more open, with sand and water hazards around the course and it too has been renovated by Coore and Crenshaw. The Park is 6836 yards, longer than the Arlington, and also includes bentgrass for year-round play. Some of the other amenities include a full service clubhouse with casual dining, two extravagant and formal ballrooms, full service tennis and golf pro shops; lighted outdoor and indoor tennis courts with hard court surfaces, playground and swimming pool with year round events to keep everyone involved. The Arlington is an 18 hole championship course on 6690 yards in the Ouachita foothills with a par 74. And the Park is a par 72 18 hole course. The club's renovations totaled over $6 million in 2000.

Avis Car Rentals Little Rock National Apt.
 1 Apt. Dr.
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 305 Apt. Dr.
Avis Car Rentals Ft. Smith Reg. Apt.
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• Lake Ouachita
  Lake Ouachita was made by the damming of Blakely Mountain, and is the biggest lake in the state, covering over 40,000 acres and 690 miles of magnificent shorelines. Entirely encompassed by the Ouachita National Forest, it is near two other lakes, Hamilton and Catherine; and with DeGray Lake to the south and the hot mineral water springs of Hot Springs, makes this area one of the most popular recreational destinations in the nation. The lake has become known as the striped bass capital of the world, and with the bream, crappie, largemouth and smallmouth bass, catfish, walleye and spotted bass one of the finest fishing spots in the nation. Besides the fantastic fishing, it is home to a geo-float trail that contains many magnificent geology sights and spots that not only add to the attractiveness of the area but enhances the tourists experience. The geo-float is best enjoyed by a canoe, with low water bridge, class 1 and 2 white water rapids, huge boulders and quick turns making it a challenging 10 mile trip for the avid canoeist. One of the biggest crystal veins in the world is located here, as well as rare, non-stinging jellyfish and sponges. The beautiful clear clean waters bring scuba divers flocking to the area, and the spear fishing is superb. It is one of those places where you will always have incredible views and scenery as well as many opportunities to enjoy nature and the serenity of solitude.

March 09, 2011