Broken Arrow, OK Golfing - Lit’l Links Golf Club

Touted as the “biggest Lit’l golf school in America” Lit’l Links Golf Club in Broken Arrow, OK is a Par 3 course with 18 holes and 3 sets of tee makers. Designed for golfers of all levels, the course has laser measured spaces to the greens so that they are accurate. The hills on this course have a 40 foot elevation and the greens are L93 Bentgrass.

In addition, the course has holes that are played through fairways that are tree lined, water holes and Scottish Link’s style holes. On average they range about 157 yards but the longest is 233 yards and the shortest is 106 yards.

The driving range at Lit’l Links is a superbly lit range and has grass tees. The east facing range allows you to have your back to the sunset. There are 2 300 yard long target fairways and 14 target greens. They are around the lake to allow you the best workout using all your clubs.

A golf shop is also located here with a great selection of accessories, clothing and equipment for all your golfing needs. The shop stocks merchandise from leading manufacturers in the latest style and the price is guaranteed not to be beat.

The golf instructors at Lit’l Links are PGA instructors and can teach a new player how to play, improve the veteran athlete or teach you how to become a professional golfer. The lessons are all designed to improve your game no matter what level you play. For members there is a free mini-lesson night every Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m.

Lit’l Links is registering juniors from 6 to 17 years old for their 2010 Summer Golf Camps. The camps are held on Monday thru Thursday, starting June 1st and going through August 12th. The camps start at 9 a.m. and last until noon. The camps are from 3 to 4 days and a new one will be held each week during these dates. If you are interested in having your child attend one of the 2010 Summer Golf Camps, call the Director of Golf, Jim Ingram at 830-6798 and sign them up today.

All that is needed by the player is their personal bag of clubs and the proper attire for playing golf. There are no beverages or beverage containers allowed on the golf course.