River Landing Golf Club's Landing course sits along the Northeast Cape Fear River in Wallace, North Carolina, a small town roughly midway between Wilmington and Jacksonville. Clyde Johnston, a North Carolina-based architect known for his work throughout the Carolinas, designed the course to take advantage of the property's natural riverfront setting and coastal plain topography. The routing incorporates wetlands, mature hardwoods, and stretches of river frontage that define the character of several holes. The course plays through varied terrain typical of the region, with elevation changes modest but sufficient to create visual interest and strategic variety. Johnston's design emphasizes playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating risk-reward opportunities, particularly on holes that engage the water features. The river comes into view on multiple occasions, most notably on holes where it borders fairways or influences approach shots. River Landing operates as a semi-private facility and serves both members and daily-fee players. The club includes a second course, the Majestic, also designed by Johnston, giving the property 36 holes total. The setting reflects the quiet, wooded character of eastern North Carolina's coastal plain, with the river providing both scenic backdrop and strategic element. The course fits within the tradition of accessible, well-conditioned layouts that anchor golf communities in smaller markets across the Carolinas.

River Landing Golf Club's Landing course sits along the Northeast Cape Fear River in Wallace, North Carolina, a small town roughly midway between Wilmington and Jacksonville. Clyde Johnston, a North Carolina-based architect known for his work throughout the Carolinas, designed the course to take advantage of the property's natural riverfront setting and coastal plain topography. The routing incorporates wetlands, mature hardwoods, and stretches of river frontage that define the character of several holes. The course plays through varied terrain typical of the region, with elevation changes modest but sufficient to create visual interest and strategic variety. Johnston's design emphasizes playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating risk-reward opportunities, particularly on holes that engage the water features. The river comes into view on multiple occasions, most notably on holes where it borders fairways or influences approach shots. River Landing operates as a semi-private facility and serves both members and daily-fee players. The club includes a second course, the Majestic, also designed by Johnston, giving the property 36 holes total. The setting reflects the quiet, wooded character of eastern North Carolina's coastal plain, with the river providing both scenic backdrop and strategic element. The course fits within the tradition of accessible, well-conditioned layouts that anchor golf communities in smaller markets across the Carolinas.