Links At Land's End

Canton, TX · 25 mi away

Van Zandt Country Club sits along Interstate 20 in Canton, Texas, a small Van Zandt County town best known as home of the First Monday Trade Days market. The club was founded in 1965 by John Lively and designed by architect Leon Howard. The par-72 layout uses Mini Verde Bermuda greens across rolling East Texas terrain, with water hazards and sand traps worked into the routing. Van Zandt operates as a semi-private club with a driving range, pro shop, restaurant and pool, and it hosts area high school and junior tournaments. From the longest tees the course plays to roughly 6,925 yards.

Wolfe City, TX · 45 mi away

Webb Hill Country Club is an 18-hole course set on 220 wooded, rolling acres between Greenville and Wolfe City, Texas. It was built in 1969 under a federal program from the Eisenhower era intended to help revitalize small towns, and was designed by architect Leon Howard. The club has been family-run for decades: Charles and Shirley Ranly purchased it in 1976, and it later passed to their nephew, who has served as general manager since 1996. Amenities include a pro shop, driving range, putting green, swimming pool, and a restaurant known as the 19th Hole Grill. Webb Hill operates as a member-oriented club with outside play available; tee times can be booked by calling the pro shop.

Royse City, TX · 45 mi away

Stone River Golf Club is a public course in Royse City, Texas, east of Dallas, designed by architect Akira Ishikawa and opened in 1997. The layout moves across rolling terrain with ponds and groves of trees. The course plays to a par of 71 or 72 depending on the tee set, with total yardage from the back tees cited around 6,432 to 6,524 yards and a course rating near 69.4. It is set up to accommodate both experienced golfers and beginners with multiple forgiving tee boxes. Stone River is a daily-fee public facility with a driving range, putting green, pro shop and on-site restaurant.