This course is just over 2 hours away for me, but ever since playing there for the first time last August, it has become a regular trip for me and my golf buddies. Both courses are beautifully managed from the tees to the greens and are challenging but fun for all skill levels. The Falls course is my favorite.

We played both the Crossings and the Falls courses. We really enjoyed both courses. The crossings has more character. Both courses were in great shape. The restaurant food is very good, especially the breakfast sandwich.

Had the pleasure to play here! I'm a Florida golf girl and I was very pleased with ⛳ course. Nice and long fairways. The greens were on point👍! If you ever in Mobile , Alabama and have time to squeeze in a round I highly to check this spot out🏌️👌. Staff was awesome and carts had GPS and Yes they have cart girl🍺

Played Crossings. A fun and interesting track. A 4.5 hour round. I won't give a course a five-star rating no matter how nice is if they bang you $8 for a small bucket of practice balls after a $93 green fee.

The course is laid out very nicely as each hole is its own and you rarely will have players from other holes hitting on to your fairway as they don’t go back and forth to one another like many public courses. We played in November (winter season rates) and the course and greens were still in pretty good shape. We played both 18s and the par 3 course a few times. All staff were very friendly and welcoming. They food at the 19th hole was fantastic. I’m not sure why the course doesn’t advertise their bar/restaurant or clubhouse online. They have a large wrap around patio overlooking the course with plenty of outdoor seating for those beautiful blue sky Alabama days! The one thing that made the course less enjoyable to play was that the greens crew puts the holes in nearly unplayable locations on the greens. I’m fine with a challenging pin placement to hit at, but placing the holes on a slope where balls consistently would roll 25ft past was a joke. Even when putting up hill and lagging just past the hole on several occasions, the ball would roll all the way backwards and past where you began the putt. It was like you were on a silly putt putt course.