Meadow Links Golf Course at George T. Bagby State Park sits on the shores of Lake Walter F. George along Georgia's southwestern border with Alabama. Designed by Willard Byrd and opened in the mid-1970s as part of Georgia's state park golf program, the course occupies rolling terrain that transitions between wooded upland and open meadowland near the reservoir. Byrd, a prolific Georgia-based architect who designed numerous public and resort courses throughout the Southeast during the latter half of the twentieth century, routed the layout to take advantage of the natural topography and lake views. The course plays through a mix of pine forest and more open areas, with elevation changes that are moderate but meaningful for this region of the Coastal Plain. Several holes move along ridgelines or down toward the water, and the routing incorporates natural drainage corridors and existing vegetation. The setting is characteristic of Georgia's state park courses from this era—accessible public golf integrated into recreational park facilities that include lodging, marina access, and other outdoor amenities. Meadow Links serves both park visitors and local golfers from the Fort Gaines area and across the state line in Alabama. The course maintains the straightforward, playable character typical of Byrd's public designs, with generous fairways and greens sized for steady play rather than severe challenge. Its location within George T. Bagby State Park makes it part of a broader destination for fishing, boating, and family recreation along this section of the Chattahoochee River reservoir system.