The Links At Land's End

The Links at Land's End is a public course on the shores of Lake Fork, the East Texas reservoir known for its bass fishing, near the small town of Yantis. It opened in 2000, designed by the firm Williams, Gill & Associates, and borrows its name and inspiration from Land's End, the rugged headland at the southwestern tip of England. The par-71 layout stretches to roughly 6,660 yards from the back tees, carrying a 72.6 rating and 130 slope. The opening holes play through mature trees before the routing breaks out toward the water, with the stretch from the sixth through the twelfth running right along the lake, and 13 of the 18 holes sit beside Lake Fork's shoreline. That waterfront setting is the course's calling card, giving an otherwise quiet corner of East Texas a lakeside round with real character and a fair challenge for players of every level.