Tannenbaum Golf Club

Drasco sits in Cleburne County, in the heart of the Arkansas Ozarks — a landscape of wooded ridgelines, clear-water lakes, and the kind of unhurried rural pace that draws people to this corner of the state. Greers Ferry Lake, one of the cleanest lakes in the country, is just a few minutes away, and the surrounding hills make this a natural setting for a golf course built into the timber and terrain.

The name Tannenbaum — German for "fir tree" — signals exactly what the course leans into: a heavily wooded layout where the trees are not just scenery but a constant presence in your decision-making. Playing through that kind of canopy demands shape and placement off the tee rather than raw distance, and the rolling Ozark topography adds elevation changes that make even familiar yardages play differently than expected.

For visitors combining a round with time on Greers Ferry, or for locals who call this their home track, Tannenbaum offers the quiet, wooded character that defines golf in this part of Arkansas — personal, unpretentious, and genuinely scenic.