Stonelinks Golf Course opened in North Little Rock, Arkansas, designed by Steve Holden. The course occupies land in the northern part of the Little Rock metropolitan area, where the terrain transitions from the Arkansas River valley into rolling, wooded uplands characteristic of central Arkansas. The routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes and incorporates rock outcroppings and native vegetation into the playing corridors. The design reflects a municipal course philosophy, offering a variety of hole lengths and strategic options to accommodate players of different skill levels. The layout features a mix of open and tree-lined holes, with water hazards coming into play on several holes. The property's natural stone features, which give the course its name, appear throughout the design as both visual elements and strategic considerations around greens and fairway margins. As a public facility in the North Little Rock area, Stonelinks serves both local golfers and visitors to the region. The course provides a daily-fee option in a market that includes several established layouts along the Arkansas River corridor. The setting offers views of the surrounding hills and wooded areas typical of this part of the state, where the Ouachita foothills begin to rise east of the river valley.