Grand National

Alabama Golf Trail

Guaranteed tee times and accommodations for these courses:

• Sherling/Canyon at Cambrian Ridge - "Golf Digest" rated the Canyon/Sherling Course as the 3rd "Best in State" course for 1995-96. "GOLF Magazine" named it 40th under the 1998 category of the "Top 100 Courses You Can Play in the U.S."
• The Links at Grand National - Robert Trent Jones, who designed all three of Grand National's courses, is reported to have said this was some of the best land he'd ever come across to build a golf course, and it's easy to see why.
• Senator & Judge at Capital Hill - The Senator is a traditional Scottish-style layout. Over 150 pot-hole bunkers are situated throughout the 18 holes, and mounds 20 to 40 feet in height engulf the landscape.  The Judge plays alongside the 200 acre glistening backwaters of the Alabama River.
• Schoolmaster & Flying Joe at The Shoals - Fighting Joe was the first Trail course to break 8,000 yards, measuring 8,092 yards from the Black tees. The Schoolmaster is a tree lined course is traditional golf with every hole keeping with the natural topography along the Tennessee River. It's wooded, rolling, and spectacular.
• Highlands or River at Hampton Cove - The Highlands Course, which emulates a Scottish Links, is one of the gems of the Trail. Completely opposite is the River Course, the only Robert Trent Jones layout without a single bunker.