Just a few miles from where Abraham Lincoln once delivered the Gettysburg Address, there now lies a par-72 golf course stretching 7,069 yards from the tips. The calm greens on The Links at Gettysburg do little to conjure the chaos of the eponymous Civil War battle that took place nearby. Its fairways twist to accommodate a succession of 14 lakes and streams that golfers must navigate with either precise shots or a swan trained to retrieve balls from the water. The course challenges expert players with a 74.1 rating and 144 slope from the back tees, though four other sets of tees accommodate golfers of all skill levels. After an afternoon on the links, guests can settle in for hearty eats at the on-site Red Rock Grille.