The Ridges at Village Creek

The Ridges at Village Creek features two eighteen-hole courses—the West and East—situated in Wynne, Arkansas, approximately forty miles west of Memphis. The facility was developed with design input from Andy Dye, son of noted architect Pete Dye, along with Joe T. Jemsek and Nathan Crace. The courses occupy rolling terrain in the Arkansas Delta region, taking advantage of natural elevation changes that are somewhat unusual for this part of the state. The routing incorporates wooded corridors and open meadow areas, with water features coming into play on several holes. The design reflects characteristics common to modern public-access facilities in the mid-South, balancing playability for everyday golfers with enough strategic interest to engage more accomplished players. The courses utilize the property's natural contours to create variety in hole presentation and shot requirements. The Ridges operates as a public facility serving both the local Wynne community and golfers from the broader Memphis metropolitan area. The club provides a full practice facility and standard amenities typical of contemporary public golf venues in Arkansas. The courses offer a golf option in a region where the landscape is generally flatter, making the property's topographical variation a distinguishing feature within its immediate geographic context.