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1. an exclusive golf-only club that Little Rock investment banker Warren Stephens carved out of 1,200 wooded, hilly acres in western Pulaski County with vistas of Lake Maumelle and Ouachita Mountain ridges 2. a golfer who loves the game and its traditions usage The name is derived from a group of wayfaring golf enthusiasts who set out to play the top courses in the United States. The trips became known as the America's Lights Out Tour (ALOT). Over time, members of the group began calling themselves Alotians. The phrase "lights out" is a slang description of a golfer who is playing exceeding well. Not to be confused with a Laotian, a person from the SE Asian country of Laos.
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A·lo·tian \e-lő-shen\ n, attrib [American Lights Out Tour] (2001) :