Links at Texarkana - Golf Course in Texarkana, AR

Grade Breakdown

Overall C 78/100

Course Condition C 75/100

Design & Challenge C 70/100

Amenities D 62/100

Value B 85/100

Service C 78/100

Reputation D 68/100

About This Course

The Links at Texarkana is a well-maintained 9-hole executive course designed by Lyndy Lindsey in 1996, offering excellent value as the most affordable option in the area. While it lacks driving range facilities and has drainage limitations after rain, golfers consistently praise the friendly staff, Bermuda grass conditions, and strategic water hazards with island greens. Best suited for practice rounds and casual play rather than competitive competition.

Course Info

Holes 9

Par 35

Yardage 2,605

Slope 116

Course Rating 33.2

Type Semi Private

Designer Lyndy Lindsey

Year Built 1996

Terrain Flat

Walking Allowed

Practice Facilities

putting green

Details

Address 1 Country Club Place, Texarkana, AR

City Texarkana, AR

Phone (870) 774-9531

Who Should Play Here?

Beginner Playable

Beginners will find this executive course manageable due to shorter yardages and forgiving fairways, though water hazards require careful shot selection. The Bermuda grass conditions and island greens demand respect even for high-handicap players.

Play from Red tees for maximum forgiveness at 2080 yards
Allow extra time after rain as drainage can be slow
Take advantage of the putting green practice facility

Intermediate Recommended

Mid-handicap golfers will appreciate the strategic water hazards and island greens that test accuracy off the tee. The executive format provides a good balance of challenge without excessive length, making it ideal for practice rounds.

Focus on approach shots to island greens - they demand precision
Cart path only after rain affects playability significantly
Use the pro shop services which are frequently praised by golfers

Advanced Playable

Advanced players will find this course suitable for short game development and practice rather than competitive rounds. The water hazards and island greens provide interesting challenges despite the executive format.