Centennial Valley Golf & Athletic Club

Centennial Valley Golf & Athletic Club is a private, members-only 18-hole course designed by Lindy Lindsey that opened in 1998 in Conway, Faulkner County. It sits at the center of Centennial Valley, a residential neighborhood of roughly 5,300 residents that markets itself explicitly around 'the natural beauty of golf course living' and is governed by its own property owners association, the Centennial Valley Neighborhood Association (CVNA), whose bylaws and $300/year dues are published on cvna.org. A specific sub-area within Centennial Valley, Lands End, is marketed directly for its golf-cart access to the club -- a concrete, sourced example of the development being built with golf connectivity in mind, distinct from ordinary proximity.

This is a smaller and more thinly documented residential-integration story than The Country Club of Arkansas's, and this research found no first-party membership fee schedule, membership-category breakdown, or gated status for the club -- confidence and research completeness are correspondingly lower than this market's other qualifying anchors. It is included because the naming, POA structure, and 'golf course living' branding meet the qualification bar for residential relevance even without a bundled or mandatory membership tie, which was not found and should not be assumed.