Golf Course at the Links
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Golf Course at the Links truly deliver an authentic links golf experience in the United States?
You'll find Golf Course at the Links offers a fantastic American interpretation of links golf. While it won't feel exactly like St. Andrews, the firm, fast conditions, strategic bunkering, and ever-present wind demand a true links-style game. We think it's one of the best stateside courses for that unique, ground-game challenge.
When is the best time of year to play Golf Course at the Links to avoid extreme weather?
We recommend visiting in late spring or early fall to catch Golf Course at the Links at its best. The summer can get quite hot, and the wind, while always a factor, can be brutally strong in winter. Aim for those shoulder seasons for more comfortable temperatures and a slightly more manageable breeze.
What's the biggest strategic challenge at Golf Course at the Links, and how should I prepare?
The biggest challenge here is definitely managing the wind and playing the ground game around the greens. You'll need to think about bump-and-runs and low trajectory shots far more than high, soft approaches. We advise practicing your knock-down shots and embracing the firm conditions; don't fight them.
Is the green fee at Golf Course at the Links justified, and what does it include?
We believe the green fee at Golf Course at the Links offers solid value for the quality of the experience. You're paying for a meticulously maintained course with truly unique links characteristics for the US. Typically, it includes your cart, but we always recommend checking their website for current pricing and any package deals.
Should I walk or ride at Golf Course at the Links, and are caddies available or recommended?
While carts are available, we strongly recommend walking Golf Course at the Links to fully appreciate its design and subtle undulations. Caddies are often available and we highly suggest one; their local knowledge of the wind patterns and optimal lines will shave strokes off your round and enhance the experience.