Lost Springs Golf & Athletic Club is a private facility in Rogers, Arkansas, designed by Lyndy Lindsey and opened in the early 2000s. The course occupies rolling terrain in northwest Arkansas, a region that has seen considerable golf development over the past two decades as the area's economy and population have grown. Lindsey, a Texas-based architect with several courses across the South and Southwest, routed the layout to work with the property's natural elevation changes and wooded corridors. The course plays through a mix of open and tree-lined holes, with water features coming into play on several holes. The topography provides natural movement and variety in the routing, typical of the Ozark foothills landscape that characterizes this part of Arkansas. Rogers sits near Bentonville and the broader northwest Arkansas corridor, an area that has become increasingly affluent and golf-focused in recent years. Lost Springs functions as a full-service athletic club, with golf as the centerpiece amenity alongside other recreational facilities. The membership draws from the surrounding communities in the Rogers-Bentonville area. The course serves primarily as a daily-play venue for members rather than a tournament site, offering a well-maintained layout suited to regular recreational golf in a private club setting.

Lost Springs Golf & Athletic Club is a private facility in Rogers, Arkansas, designed by Lyndy Lindsey and opened in the early 2000s. The course occupies rolling terrain in northwest Arkansas, a region that has seen considerable golf development over the past two decades as the area's economy and population have grown. Lindsey, a Texas-based architect with several courses across the South and Southwest, routed the layout to work with the property's natural elevation changes and wooded corridors. The course plays through a mix of open and tree-lined holes, with water features coming into play on several holes. The topography provides natural movement and variety in the routing, typical of the Ozark foothills landscape that characterizes this part of Arkansas. Rogers sits near Bentonville and the broader northwest Arkansas corridor, an area that has become increasingly affluent and golf-focused in recent years. Lost Springs functions as a full-service athletic club, with golf as the centerpiece amenity alongside other recreational facilities. The membership draws from the surrounding communities in the Rogers-Bentonville area. The course serves primarily as a daily-play venue for members rather than a tournament site, offering a well-maintained layout suited to regular recreational golf in a private club setting.