Webb Hill Country Club

Webb Hill Country Club is an 18-hole golf course set on 220 wooded, rolling acres between Greenville and Wolfe City, Texas. Designed by Leon Howard and established in 1969, the course was developed through an Eisenhower-era program aimed at revitalizing small towns. The rolling terrain and wooded landscape provide a scenic East Texas setting with natural elevation changes that characterize the design.

The facility offers a full complement of amenities including a pro shop, driving range, and putting green. The course features a 19th Hole Grill and full bar for dining and socializing. The property underwent significant development and maintenance under long-time owners Charles and Shirley Ranly, beginning in 1976, establishing Webb Hill as a respected venue for both golf and social events in the region. The course continues to serve as a private country club offering membership-based play and dining facilities.