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Limestone Springs Golf Club is a golf club located in Oneonta, Alabama. The club offers a quality golf course, as well as a restaurant and bar for refreshments after a round. The club also offers the possibility of booking tee times online via teeitup.com.

Located in the southeast corner of Alabama, Highland Oaks at Dothan is a golf resort offering three 9-hole championship courses as well as a 9-hole short course. The Highlands/Magnolia course has been named by Golf Digest as one of the best value courses in the USA. This 36-hole complex features some of the longest and most classic holes on the circuit. The nine championship holes were redesigned with TifEagle Ultradwarf greens in 2020, as was the practice area with new greens for short game and putting. Each nine-hole course has its own personality. The Highlands course is relatively open with several lakes in play on four of the nine holes, including a peninsula green. The Magnolia course is aptly named: magnolia trees dot the higher ground, accessible via a 300-meter wooden bridge across a marsh. The Marshwood course is famous (or infamous) for its giant par 5 sixth hole, which stretches 701 yards from the tees. The short course is a 9-hole par 3 designed to accommodate players of all levels, with towering pine trees and 3 holes with water.

Greystone Golf & Country Club is a private golf club located in Hoover, Alabama, a suburb southeast of Birmingham. Founded in 1991, it offers two 18-hole golf courses designed by Bob Cupp and Hubert Green. The club also offers services such as the Greystone Ladies Club. Located at an elevation of 680 feet, Greystone Golf & Country Club is a favorite with local golf enthusiasts.

Located in Prattville, Alabama, RTJ Golf Trail at Capitol Hill is a renowned golf club. It offers three 18-hole championship courses, each offering a unique experience. The Judge course offers breathtaking views of the Alabama and Montgomery rivers, with 14 holes along the water and an island green. The more traditional Legislator course runs through a pine forest and along a cliff overlooking the Alabama River. The Senator course, meanwhile, is Scottish in style, featuring over 140 bunkers and mounds 20 to 40 feet high. The club also features an innovative 360-degree driving range with a 400-yard diameter. RTJ Golf Trail at Capitol Hill was ranked the second best public course in the country by Golf World readers. It has also been praised by GOLF Magazine and the Zagat Survey of America's Top Golf Courses. The club hosts the LPGA's annual Epson Tour Guardian Championship. Rates start at $65 plus tax.