The French founded the first European settlement in
Alabama with the establishment of Mobile in 1702. Southern Alabama was
French from 1702 to 1763, part of British West Florida from 1763 to 1780,
and part of Spanish West Florida from 1780 to 1814. Northern and central
Alabama was part of British Georgia from 1763 to 1783 and part of the
American Mississippi territory thereafter. Its statehood was delayed by the
lack of a coastline; rectified when Andrew Jackson captured Spanish Mobile
in 1814.
Today, Alabama offers up nearly 300 courses throughout the state. While most golfers have heard of the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail that features 432 holes of golf at 10 different locations, you'll also find plenty of others courses that offer a challenge to golfers of any age or skill level.
Today, Alabama offers up nearly 300 courses throughout the state. While most golfers have heard of the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail that features 432 holes of golf at 10 different locations, you'll also find plenty of others courses that offer a challenge to golfers of any age or skill level.
Top Alabama Golfing Destinations
Auburn Golf
Courses
Birmingham
Golf Courses
Dothan
Coast Golf Courses
Gadsden
Golf Courses
Gulf
Shores
Golf Courses
Huntsville
Golf Courses
Auburn Golf
CoursesBirmingham
Golf Courses
Dothan
Coast Golf CoursesGadsden
Golf CoursesGulf
Shores
Golf Courses Huntsville
Golf Courses
