Auburn, AL
Auburn University Club
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Auburn, AL
Discover Auburn University Club in Auburn, Alabama.
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Huntsville, AL
Discover Becky Pierce Golf Club in Huntsville, Alabama.
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Glencoe, AL
Discover Briarmeade Golf Club in Glencoe, Alabama.
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Scottsboro, AL
Not far from Scottsboro, Broken Arrow Golf Course offers terrific views and challenging play for golfers at every skill level. Well-groomed fairways and greens keep Broken Arrow Golf Course difficult yet friendly, and the staff can offer tips and tricks for playing your best round. Broken Arrow Golf Course is a terrific choice for your regular rounds of golf or a new destination for you and friends when visiting Scottsboro.
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Brundidge, AL
Not far from Brundidge, Brundidge Country Club offers terrific views and challenging play for golfers at every skill level. Well-groomed fairways and greens keep Brundidge Country Club difficult yet friendly, and the staff can offer tips and tricks for playing your best round. Brundidge Country Club is a terrific choice for your regular rounds of golf or a new destination for you and friends when visiting Brundidge.
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Decatur, AL
Discover Burningtree Country Club in Decatur, Alabama.
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Centreville, AL
Discover Cahaba Falls Country Club in Centreville, Alabama.
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Centreville, AL
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Greenville, AL
RTJ GOLF TRAIL AT CAMBRIAN RIDGE Known by avid golfers as one of the most beautiful and most challenging stops on the Trail, Cambrian Ridge in Greenville lies just 40 miles from Montgomery. It is well worth the ride for any golfer looking for 36 holes of jaw-dropping golf. The Sherling/Canyon combination was named by Golf Digest as the 3rd best new public course in America when it opened and 13th in their list of America's Top 50 Affordable Courses. This combination was also named by Golf Digest's "Places to Play" as one of the nation's 40 Super Value courses.
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Greenville, AL
The Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Cambrian Ridge is in Greenville, Alabama, about an hour southwest of Montgomery. Known by avid golfers as one of the most beautiful and challenging stops on the Trail, it's well worth the ride for any golfer looking for 36 holes of jaw-dropping golf. Cambrian Ridge was immortalized in the 2003 Microsoft golf game Links, for which it was the subject of an extensive ad campaign in Golf magazine. In 2001, Golf Digest ranked Cambrian Ridge the #3 Best New Public Golf Course in the Country, the #6 Golf Course in the State and the #1 Golf Course on the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. The Loblolly nine, with its gently rolling fairways, cathedral-like pines and water-fronted greens, exudes a stately, Augusta-like quality. The tee shot on the par 4 seventh hole is elevated and played to a valley, and the approach shot is uphill to a beautifully bunkered green. The Sherling nine may be the best nine on the entire trail. Drama takes center stage at Sherling's ninth hole, which marches straight uphill past a deep, boulder-strewn ravine to a lolling tongue of a double green shared with the ninth on the Canyon nine.
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Greenville, AL
The Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Cambrian Ridge is in Greenville, Alabama, about an hour southwest of Montgomery. Known by avid golfers as one of the most beautiful and challenging stops on the Trail, it's well worth the ride for any golfer looking for 36 holes of jaw-dropping golf. Cambrian Ridge was immortalized in the 2003 Microsoft golf game Links, for which it was the subject of an extensive ad campaign in Golf magazine. In 2001, Golf Digest ranked Cambrian Ridge the #3 Best New Public Golf Course in the Country, the #6 Golf Course in the State and the #1 Golf Course on the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. The Sherling nine may be the best nine on the entire Trail. Drama takes center stage at Sherling's ninth hole, which marches straight uphill past a deep, boulder-strewn ravine to a lolling tongue of a double green shared with the ninth on the Canyon nine. The Canyon nine, carved from former hunting grounds where deer blinds remain nailed to the hardwood, is a thrilling stretch of target-style golf. Hole #1, a 501-yard par 4, drops 200 feet from tee to fairway. Golf Digest named the Sherling/Canyon combination the third best new public course in America in 1994 and ranked it 13th on its list of America's Top 50 Affordable Courses. Golf Digest's Places to Play named this combination one of the nation's 40 Super Value Courses.
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