Perdido Bay Golf Club

The Perdido Bay Golf Club has undergone a multi-million dollar renovation, restoring it as the premier golf course on the Gulf Coast. Architect Bill Bergin removed 2000 trees and added twelve acres of new lakes creating a superior links style layout. The result is the jewel of the Emerald Coast with a personality of its own. feature a large driving range, putting green, chipping green, greenside bunker, and a fairway bunker. You can practice virtually any part of your game, seven days a week. It is by far the finest, most complete practice facility around.

Designer: Bill Bergin

Cotton Creek

Cotton Creek, a Palmer-designed masterpiece, is a pleasure to play 12 months a year. Overseeded wall to wall, the winter/spring golf package finds Cotton Creek looking its best. Featuring rolling fairways and large greens, Cotton Creek presents a layout that is challenging but fair. The course is very playable from the forward tees and for the long hitters Cotton Creek is a true test of over 7,000 yards from the tips.

Designer: Arnold Palmer

 

Cypress Bend

This spectacular 18-hole layout is fairly wide open and a delight to play as it winds its way through rolling hills. During the construction of Cypress Bend, attention was given to even the smallest detail - from staggered tee boxes at every hole to a challenging layout that includes a host of sprawling bunkers and glistening lakes. Cypress Bend is overseeded wall-to-wall in the winter making the course lush and green year-round.

Designer: Arnold Palmer

 

Glenlakes Golf Club

A "must-play" experience is the links-style Dunes Course designed by renowned golf architects Robert Von Hagge and Bruce Devlin. True to form, The Dunes Course is an 18-hole championship layout with wide, rolling fairways bordered by the designers’ hallmark mounds and ending with their characteristically large, undulating greens. 

Designers: Robert Von Hagge and Bruce Devlin

 

Kiva Dunes

On an extraordinary piece of property that lies directly on the Gulf of Mexico, golf enthusiasts have the opportunity to play a magnificent seaside layout: Kiva Dunes. Masterfully designed by former U.S. Open Champion Jerry Pate, Kiva Dunes has become known as "the most glamorous course anywhere on the Gulf Coast" and is consistently ranked among America's best seaside courses. 

Designer: Jerry Pate

 

Lost Key Golf Club

Lost Key Golf Club’s presence has set a "new standard in golf" on the Gulf Coast. Challenging for all golfers, Lost Key means great golf in its most traditional sense...personal attentiveness of the PGA staff, well-maintained playing surfaces and an environmentally friendly course that has reached signature status with Audubon International. 

Designer: Arnold Palmer

 

Peninsula

Situated on 820 secluded acres touched on two sides by the Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge, Peninsula represents one of the region’s most spectacular venues for Alabama golf. This masterful course winds through live oaks, cypress and natural vegetation, featuring over 30 lakes and some of the area’s largest white-sand bunkers and waste areas. Numerous tee boxes are available to accommodate every golfer's skill level.

Designer: Earl Stone

 

Rock Creek

The surprise at Rock Creek is the stunning topography, with some of Baldwin County's highest elevations overlooking freshwater wetlands and the Rock Creek basin. The tall pines and hardwoods that line nearly every fairway on this 18-hole course only enhance the visual effect. 

Designer: Earl Stone

 

TimberCreek

TimberCreek offers players of all abilities a fabulous golf experience. A 27-hole championship layout offering scenic views of spacious, rolling fairways carved from a forest of dogwoods, magnolias and pines. Elevation changes, wetland preserves, and bountiful wildlife accentuate the flowing terrain, creating an atmosphere truly unique from other courses in the Gulf Coast region. TimberCreek is a must play for any golfer! 

Designer: Earl Stone

 

The Woodlands

Reminiscent of many coastal Carolina layouts, The Woodlands features lakes, marshes and tree-lined fairways. Nelson’s design objective was to create a resort course that offers scratch golfers a real challenge from the championship tees, but also gives players of all ages and skill levels a chance to card a good score. 

Designer: Larry Nelson