November in Little Rock, AR: peak season for golf — great conditions and a wide playing window. Best tee times: late morning to early afternoon after dew burns off.
| Average November Weather | |
|---|---|
| Avg daily high | 63°F |
| Avg daily low | 45°F |
| Rainy days | 10 / mo |
| Avg peak wind | 10 mph |
November in Little Rock leads with its strongest number: 10 precipitation days makes it the 2nd-driest month of the year, meaning roughly two-thirds of November days are rain-free. That translates directly to playable conditions, firm approach angles, and fewer forced layovers between rounds. The stats favor getting out on the course.
The average high of 63°F lands just at the lower edge of the ideal 60–80°F window, which means morning rounds start genuinely cold—lows around 45°F—before afternoon opens up to playable conditions. Dress wrong and your grip tightens, your short-game touch disappears, and you're fighting stiff muscles through the front nine before you've warmed up. The wind holds at 10 mph peak, technically moderate but close enough to calm that it rarely reshapes a hole's strategy the way a 15 mph day would. Afternoon tee times after 1 PM give the temperature a chance to climb before you hit the first tee. The season-tier badge is Peak for a reason.
With lows at 45°F, booking afternoon slots—ideally 11 AM or later—lets the temperature climb toward the 60s before you tee off, which pays dividends in feel around the greens. As the 2nd-driest month of the year, November's odds of a rain-free round are strong, so locking in weekend afternoon times a week or more out is still worthwhile. See how conditions rate hour by hour on our playability scale.
October's average high of 75°F makes it noticeably warmer—12 degrees above November—so players who run cold will feel that gap in feel and flexibility, especially on early morning tee times. Moving the other direction, December drops another 7°F to a 56°F high while adding 2 more precipitation days and a slight uptick in wind to 10.6 mph, meaning November represents the last genuinely comfortable month before conditions start stacking against you.
Climate normals show the long-term picture, but day-to-day weather varies. Check today's live golf weather score for Little Rock, AR for the current playability rating, hourly wind, temperature, and the recommended tee time window.
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Yes—November holds Peak season status primarily because it's the 2nd-driest month of the year at 10 precipitation days, giving you strong odds of a rain-free round. The average high of 63°F is workable, though morning lows of 45°F mean you need to dress for cold starts and plan for afternoon play when possible.
Morning lows average 45°F, which is cold enough to affect grip feel and muscle flexibility during early tee times. By afternoon the high typically reaches 63°F, so the practical window for comfortable play is roughly late morning onward—and that 18°F daily swing makes layering essential for anyone teeing off before noon.