Vache Grasse Golf Club

Greenwood sits in the Arkansas River Valley, tucked between the Ouachita Mountains to the south and the Boston Mountains — the southern edge of the Ozarks — to the north. It's a working-class corner of western Arkansas, close enough to Fort Smith to share that city's unpretentious character, and the golf here reflects that same sensibility: straightforward, accessible, and rooted in the community rather than any resort ambition.

Vache Grasse takes its name from Vache Grasse Creek, the waterway that runs through this part of Sebastian County — French for "fat cow," a reminder of the era when French traders moved through the region and named the landscape around them. That kind of local identity tends to carry into a course like this one, where the setting and surroundings do more of the talking than any architectural flourish.

An 18-hole, par-72 layout at this level of the game typically serves as the anchor of its local golf scene — the place regulars know every bounce and break, and visitors get an honest read on what golf in the region actually feels like.