Pleasant Valley Country Club (Regulation)

Overview: Pleasant Valley Country Club's Regulation routing is part of a 27-hole private golf facility in Little Rock. The current profile records this course at 7,060 yards and par 72, while the club describes the overall property as a roughly 7,100-yard Joe Finger design. Rolling ground, mature trees, water and traditional parkland corridors give the course a classic Arkansas country-club character. The scale is substantial, but the design interest comes from how the individual holes use the natural land and the changing lines into the greens.

History: Pleasant Valley was developed as a Joe Finger course in the late 1960s. The current directory dates the Regulation routing to 1968, while the Texas Golf Hall of Fame's course list records Pleasant Valley in 1969, so the evidence supports a late-1960s opening period rather than a more precise single-year story. The club has since matured into a three-nine facility, allowing different combinations while retaining Finger's original design character.

Did You Know? Pleasant Valley is not only an 18-hole profile in a directory: the club's official description confirms a 27-hole facility. That matters when reading the ranked Blue and Yellow reference, because the named combination is one of several ways the club's three nines can be arranged.