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Crossett sits in the southeastern corner of Arkansas, deep in the timber country where Ashley County's flat, pine-forested landscape stretches toward the Louisiana border. It's a working town with deep roots in the paper and lumber industries, and Prairie Country Club reflects that unpretentious character — a members' course built to serve a close-knit community rather than attract outside attention. Out here, golf is a local institution, not a destination product.
The surrounding terrain is quintessential south Arkansas delta-adjacent lowland: relatively flat, heavily wooded with loblolly pine and hardwoods, and prone to the humid, warm conditions that define the region from spring through fall. Courses in this part of the state tend to reward straight driving and local knowledge of how the turf plays through the season — Bermuda grass that firms and quickens through summer heat, soft and receptive conditions in the cooler months.
As a private country club serving a smaller Arkansas town, Prairie likely functions as the social and competitive hub of its local golf community — the place members have played for decades, where the handicap rivalries run deep and the regulars know every break on every green.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Red/Blue · men | 6,633 | 70.7 | 119 | 72 |
| Red/Silver · men | 6,170 | 68.1 | 114 | 67 |
| Women's Forward · women | 5,517 | 69.8 | 111 | 72 |
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