
Lands End Course
The Links at Lands End

About this course
Lands End at The Links is a testament to East Texas golf, where big skies meet meticulously crafted fairways carved into the rolling landscape of Yantis. Designed in the modern era, this challenging links-style course unfurls across the terrain, rewarding strategic play and punishing errant shots with thick Bermuda rough and strategically placed water hazards. Expect a course that favors the bold, with several doglegs and risk-reward opportunities demanding thoughtful club selection. While Lands End hasn’t played host to national championships, its reputation as a competitive yet enjoyable layout draws a dedicated membership from across the region. The course’s appeal lies not just in its challenging design, but in the camaraderie fostered within its membership. Known locally as a great weekend getaway, Lands End’s clubhouse is as welcoming as the course is challenging. Word has it that many a friendly match has been settled over plates of the club's famed Texas brisket – a smoky, tender reward after a long day on the links.
Quick facts
- Location
- Yantis, TX, USA
- Access
- Public
- Year built
- 2000
- Designer(s)
- George B. Williams, Garrett Gill
- Holes
- 18
- Par
- 71
- Length
- 6,664 yards
- Difficulty
- 72.6/130
Getting there
The journey to The Links at Lands End begins at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), roughly ninety minutes west of this secluded retreat on the shores of Lake Fork. The drive east traces Interstate 30 before peeling off into the rolling pastureland and pine forests of Northeast Texas, where the landscape gradually softens into the quieter rhythms of ranch country and reservoir towns. As the final miles unfold along FM roads hugging Lake Fork's sprawling shoreline, the sense of removal becomes complete - a fitting prelude to one of Texas's most discreetly positioned golf experiences, where the world seems to end at water's edge.

FAQ
Common questions about Lands End
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Lands End was designed by George B. Williams and Garrett Gill.
Yes. Lands End is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.
Par at Lands End is 71.
Lands End plays 6,664 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Lands End is 130.
Lands End is a 18-hole course.



