The Links at Land's End - Lake Fork, Texas
World class golf on a world class bass fishing lake!
Nominated "Best New Golf Course in America"
Golf Course Tour -Hole 15

Pictures of the green, fairway and tee are coming soon. Green Fairway Tee

How to shoot a good score here at the Links.
This is the fifteenth of 18 issues that will take you on a tour of how to shoot a good score here at the Links. The fifteenth hole is a long par 3 that shoots you over the cattails of Lake Fork a couple of times. I consider this our signature hole because you get a little bit of everything the Links at Land’s End has to offer such as the lake, cattails, lily pads, boat houses, wind, and a beautiful golf hole. The tee shot on #15 is the most demanding shot on the golf course. Lake Fork runs in front of the green, over the green and all down the left side. If you hit the left fringe the ball will end up in the Lake because the green slopes to the left. On the right side there is a huge bunker and a couple of deep roughed mounds. In summary, if you miss the green, a par is almost impossible. To add to the fun the green is 150 feet from front to back and only 40 feet from left to right. Finally, there is usually a 15-20 mile an hour wind blowing off the lake from left to right. I suggest taking a club that will get you to the front right of the green which means you are subtracting 20 yards from what the yardage says. Not a bad shot you are just short and the wind blew it a little right. You missed the green; however, this is the best place to try and get it up and down from. With the pin towards the back of the green use a low lofted club to run the shot back to the hole. Not bad you left yourself a 15 foot putt for par and just missed your par putt. Again no big numbers, which is the key to a good round. I’ll see you next on the long par 4 sixteenth hole at 7 over par.