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Championship Golf
within your Reach!
Golf & Athletic Club
An Affordable Golf Club with a Challenging
18-Hole Championship Course
479.521.5841
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Professionally managed by Lindsey Management Co., Inc.
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our Gold Card Golf Membership
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Scott Murphy
General Manager
3728 Old Missouri Road
Fayetteville, AR 72703
Fax: 479.251.1008
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www.paradisegolfac.com
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Club Features
• 18-Hole Championship Course designed by Ellis Bogan on approximately 110 acres with Bentgrass Greens and
Bermuda Fairways, Tees and Roughs
• Four sets of tee boxes offering challenge and pleasure to golfers of all ability levels
• Driving range and short game practice area
• Clubhouse filled with fabulous amenities designed for your lifestyle
• Grill for hot sandwiches and soft drinks
• Fully stocked pro shop for clothing and equipment needs
• Event / conference room
• Men’s & Ladies locker rooms/showers
• Swimming pool and sundeck area
• Tennis courts
Championship Golf
Platinum Membership Options
Memberships include full access privileges for year-round golf and all other club amenities.
Family Memberships consist of the applying member, spouse, and dependent children under the age of 22.
Membership Benefits:
• UNLIMITED GOLF with no green fees and 3-day advance tee-times for weekends
• GOLF CARTS INCLUDED at no additional charge
• Unlimited use of range balls, Driving Range and other practice facilities
• Unlimited use of the Swimming Pools, Patio Areas and hard-surfaced Tennis Court
• Grill available for food and soft drinks
• Members may reserve the Event Room, Grill and Pool for parties and events
• Includes a Gold Card for complimentary golf privileges at all golf courses managed by Lindsey Management Co., Inc.
• Adult Members may join and participate in Men’s and Ladies’ Golf Association sponsored events
• Children 13 and under may join and participate in Junior Golf Clinics and programs
Family Seven Day Membership Package - Monthly Dues...............................$225.49/mo*
full golf privileges for family - 7 days a week
Senior Seven Day Membership Package** - Monthly Dues...........................$209.03/mo*
full golf privileges for family - 7 days a week
Young Executive Membership Package - Monthly Dues.................................$165.13/mo*
full golf privileges for family - 34 and under - 7 days a week
Other Memberships
Memberships include full Clubhouse privileges with limited golf benefits for families or individuals.
Family Memberships consist of the applying member, spouse, and dependent children under the age of 22.
Membership Benefits:
• UNLIMITED GOLF with no green fees and 3-day advance tee-times for weekends
• GOLF CARTS are an additional charge
• Unlimited use of practice facilities except Driving Range
• Unlimited use of the Swimming Pools, Patio Areas and hard-surfaced Tennis Court
• Grill available for food and soft drinks
• Members may reserve the Event Room, Grill and Pool for parties and events
• Includes a Gold Card for complimentary golf privileges at all golf courses managed by Lindsey Management Co., Inc.
• Adult Members may join and participate in Men’s and Ladies’ Golf Association sponsored events
• Children 13 and under may join and participate in Junior Golf Clinics and programs
Family Seven Day Membership Package - Monthly Dues...............................$159.14/mo*
full golf privileges for family - 7 days a week
Senior Seven Day Membership Package** - Monthly Dues...........................$142.68/mo*
full golf privileges for family - 7 days a week
Within Your Reach
*must sign 12 month contract
**ages 65 years old and up
Hole
Par
Yards
4
368
A straight Par 4 with a slight dogleg left up to the green. Two green side bunkers guard the
green on the left side. A very demanding tee shot to a narrow fairway. Players who hit a
good driver here will have about 100-120 yards to the green.
#2
3
160
Another straight away hole surrounded by four bunkers. Club selection will be anywhere from a 7
to 8 iron. Rule of this hole, don’t be long on your tee shot!!! Out of bounds down left side.
Slight dogleg right. From the blue tees, it is a very difficult shot through a narrow gap of trees.
Hit a good tee shot and you are rewarded. A very large fairway bunker down the left side
protects the fairways as well as out of bounds left. After your drive, players will be left with a
short iron into the green, which is safeguarded by a grass bunker left and a sand trap front right.
Par is good here.
422
#4
5
451
This is a “risk reward” hole. Your tee shot is crucial as it is heavily marked with ponds left and right.
Hit a good drive and only have 180-200 on your approach. The next shot is uphill with a pond
green side left. Birdie is a great score as this is the smallest green on the course to hit. Anything
long is dead.
#5
5
576
A long Par 5 — extremely hard to hit in two. A straight drive is necessary. After tee shot, you
will be left with 250-280 yds. To a green with bunkers left and right and trouble left and right.
Difficult to get the ball up and down.
#6
4
438
Sharp dogleg left. Requires a draw off the tee with a distance controlled second shot to a wellguarded green. Two deep bunkers short of the green, make it difficult to get up and down. Par
is a fantasy if you go too long.
#7
3
178
A long Par 3 over the water with bunkers left and right with water long. A two-tiered green
makes it very hard to make birdie depending on where the pin is located. Iron selection of 6
or 7 depends on the wind which is usually coming out of the south.
#8
4
446
Hardest hole on the course with a blind tee shot to a narrow fairway, which is shielded by a bunker
you can’t see from the tee. Tee shot should be left to right, and hopefully 110-120 from the green.
Two bunkers left and right shadow the green making par difficult.
#9
4
374
A Par 4 uphill to the clubhouse. Two fairway bunkers on each side of the fairway are very
reachable off the tee. Club selection should be the 3-wood and not driver to avoid the bunkers.
Second shot should be left with 100-110 yds. to a flat green.
Out
36
3413
One of the toughest back nines in the state of Arkansas.
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Paradise Valley Golf & Athletic Club
features a meandering creek
that comes into play on at least
five holes on the back nine.
Gently sloping greens that can
trick even the seasoned player
are just part of the challenge.
Significant elevation changes
dramatically affect shotmaking decisions on several
holes.
Numerous mature
pine and oak trees line
fairways throughout the
course to catch errant tee
shots. Golfers that are on their
game are rewarded with low
scores, but even those not
playing their best, will enjoy
their day at Paradise Valley.
Total
Yardage
Course Rating /
Slope
Blue Championship
6964
73.8 / 131
White - Men
6169
70.6 / 126
Gold - Seniors
5188
66.2 / 117
Red - Ladies
4614
63.3 / 112
Tees
Yards
4
Par
#3
Hole
3728 Old Missouri Road
Fayetteville, AR 72703
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#1
Legend
#10
4
444
A downhill Par 4 dogleg left from an elevated tee shot. The hardest driving hole on the course.
Tee shot should be a big high draw down the left side of the tree line. Anything left of the trees
is out of bounds. 2nd shot should be 150-165 yds. to a small green with water on right. Tough
to hit. Par is a good score.
#11
4
394
90 degree dogleg left up the hill with a fairway bunker straight away. Unless you hit a driver or
3-wood to corner of dogleg (250-265 yds), you have no shot. 2nd shot is all uphill to a tough
green with a bunker to the right. Again par is a good score.
#12
4
441
The beginning of what we refer to as the “Amen Corner” —holes 12-14. A straight away par 4.
OB left and trouble right. There’s a small creek 300 yds off the tee, but only long hitters will back
off to a 3-wood. 2nd shot should be 130-160. The two-level green surrounded by bunkers and
a deep rough is very hard to reach.
#13
3
220
A hard Par 3 over water with a difficult hole to get close to. A southwest wind will determine
the choice of a 3 or 4 iron. If you hit the green the battle is won. Miss the green and you will be
left with a hard chip shot out of deep rough.
#14
4
396
Only hole with in-course out-of-bounds—from tee shot only, left of the creek is considered OB.
Use a 3-iron or higher with a draw over the trees on the right side of the creek leaving 160-175
yds. to a very small sloping green, Heavy rough makes par almost impossible. Has the reputation of the hardest hole.
#15
4
415
Widest driving hole on the course, OB left and long. Players can “grip it and rip it” on this hole. 2nd
shot should be 110-120 yds. to a narrow green with a downhill slope. Can be hard to get close,
depends on pin placement. A good 2nd shot can bring a birdie.
#16
3
233
Hardest Par 3 you will ever play. Long iron to 3-wood has been played here. Elevated tee shot
over water with bunker left of the green. Always very windy. Not much you can say here, it is
just a hard hole. Make it in 3 and you’ll feel you’ve made a hole-in-one!!
#17
5
560
Straight away shot with a creek down left side and a pond right. Wide fairway means you can
really bust it of the tee. Requires two well executed shots to get home to a very small punishing
green overcome with bunkers. Birdie is a good score.
#18
4
448
Long and strong with an uphill battle. OB down the left side and the driving range on the right
(not OB!) Ideal tee shot is 265-285, approach will be 125-140 to an uphill sloping green that is
difficult to get close to. Par is a good score.
In
35
3551
Totals
71
6964
Directions
From I-540, merge onto Highway 71B exit 67 toward NWA Mall. Then, merge onto 71B North. Turn Right at light
onto Joyce Boulevard. Continue for approximately 1.5 miles and turn Right onto Old Missouri Road. The entrance is
on the immediate Left.
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540
71
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Old Missouri Rd
Joyce Blvd
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Joyce Boulevard
Parking
Lot
Tennis
Courts
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Golf Club Rules and Regulations
1. United States Golf Association Rules of Golf will govern play, except as modified by local rules, if any.
2. Appropriate attire includes shorts or pants and collared shirts. No tank tops or cut-offs may be worn.
3. Only golf shoes with soft spikes or tennis shoes may be worn on the golf course.
4. All members and guests must sign-in at the Pro Shop before beginning play.
5. All play must start at Hole No. 1 and should continue in consecutive order.
6. Tee-off is from the designated markers only.
7. Proper golf etiquette should be exercised at all times. Courtesy toward other players is required including but not limited to, no yelling or
excessive noise, insuring other groups are out of range before playing, faster players should be allowed to play through, repairing all ball marks.
8. Each player must have his/her own clubs.
9. Anyone renting or operating a golf cart must be at least 16 years of age.
10. Golf carts must be kept on the cart paths at all times, unless notices are posted permitting the 90-Degree Rule (allows player to turn cart
at a right angle from the cart path to proceed to ball in play).
11. Walking or bicycling is not allowed on the golf course.
12. Golfers under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult (experienced golfers may receive special permission to play without an adult at management’s discretion.)
13. Small children accompanying golfers must remain in golf cart at all times while on the golf course.
* Local Course Rules- Refer to separate form available through the Pro Shop. All players must schedule tee times through Pro Shop. Please have
your Membership Card available when using the facilities.
Gold Card Rules and Regulations
Restrictions Governing Play
Play will at all times be subject to rules, regulations, hours and tournament dates set forth by the host club.
Tee Time Availability
At all 18-hole Championship golf courses, tee times must be scheduled in advance of play by calling the host golf shop. Members will need
to identify themselves as a Gold Card member and mention name of home course. Times may not be scheduled more than 24 hours in
advance.
Credential Requirements
Upon arrival at the host club, members should check in at the pro shop and produce the following items:
• Gold Card Membership Card
• Photo ID
Guest Policy
Members will be allowed a maximum of three guests per visit to a host course. Guests will be charged the regular guest fee rate of the
host course.
Payment/Charge Policy
Cash or credit cards must be used to pay for any items purchased or used. Charging back to the home course account will be allowed only
at the approval of management of the host club. Executive and Par-3 courses are not set up for charges; therefore cash or credit cards
must be used at these courses.
Delinquent Members
Any member on the delinquent or no-play lists at their home course will not be afforded privileges at other facilities.
Tournaments/Member Associations
Membership in club organizations or participation in club affiliated tournaments will be allowed only at the home club.
Play in open or invitational tournaments will be allowed at all facilities.
Cart/Range Policy
Membership in the annual range or cart program at the home course will not be honored at host courses. Fees will be charged based on
the regular fee structure of the host course. Private carts will not be allowed access at host clubs.
Use of Other Amenities Policy
Gold Card members playing golf at a host club will have use of its amenities, including the fitness center, tennis court, pool, etc.
Effective 3.15.16