Golf Course: Magnolia Grove – 54 holes, Crossings, Falls, Short Course
Fees: start at $65 + cart
Lodging: Battle House Renaissance Hotel & Spa, Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel
Here you’re going to delight in 54 holes carved through the creeks, marshlands, lakes, and indigenous hardwood forests of of the Alabama Gulf Coast. Golf World Magazine named Magnolia Grove one of the “Top 50 Public Courses” in the country. In addition to that endorsement, the Crossings and Falls courses are also listed in Golf Digest’s “Places to Play” as two of the nation’s great value courses and as “America’s Top 50 Affordable Courses.”
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The Crossings, which hosts the LPGA Tour each spring, provides an open parkland type ambiance. Several water features and crushed oyster shell waste areas were added during the recent renovations. The Falls, which was renovated and reopened in 2010, is the only par-71 course on the Trail. The main course is characterized by large, liberally contoured Mini Verde greens and massive cloverleaf bunkers. Several holes were entirely redesigned giving the course a brand new look.
The Magnolia Grove Short Course is a real treat – described by Golf Digest as the best par-3 course in America. The Short Course, also recently renovated, features several newly designed putting surfaces and is as good as any collection of one-shotters on the championship courses.
A quick hop across Mobile Bay will take you to Point Clear and the 11th stop on the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail.
Next: Lakewood Golf Club