New Haven Golf Club

Texarkana sits precisely on the Arkansas-Texas state line, a city that belongs to 2 states simultaneously — and the region's golf reflects that same dual identity, drawing players from both sides of a border that runs, famously, right through the middle of a federal post office building. New Haven Golf Club serves the broader Texarkana community on the Arkansas side, offering a full 18-hole layout to a market that, despite its split geography, functions as a single golf town.

A par 71 suggests a design with some personality — likely a layout that trades a par 5 or two for an extra short hole, which often means the course rewards precision and course management over pure length. That kind of routing tends to produce memorable, character-driven holes where the par matters more than the yardage.

Texarkana's climate sits in the humid South, with Bermuda-grass fairways typical of the region, warm summers that stretch the season deep into fall, and the piney woods of the Ark-La-Tex corridor giving the landscape its texture. For locals, New Haven is likely a familiar, unpretentious place to play.