Craft Farms Golf Resort
Two Arnold Palmer-designed championship courses, Cotton Creek and Cypress Bend.
Championship, resort, executive and municipal golf across Baldwin and Mobile counties, plus selected Pensacola-area courses.
Start here for the most relevant golf options for a Gulf Shores stay.
Two Arnold Palmer-designed championship courses, Cotton Creek and Cypress Bend.
Traditional par-71 course in the heart of Gulf Shores with mature trees and water.
Shorter casual option for beginners, families or golfers who do not want to devote most of a day to 18 holes.
Inexpensive short-course option with a lighted driving range and practice areas.
18-hole Vista/Dunes championship layout plus the 9-hole Lakes course.
Shorter par-64 layout with driving range and practice areas.
Three distinct nine-hole courses—Marsh, Lakes and Cypress—in a scenic Mobile Bay setting.
Premier links-style championship course near the Gulf.
Eastern Shore and north-Baldwin options.
Peaceful non-residential championship layout away from the busier resort corridor.
City-owned championship course with lakes, bunkers, driving range and practice facilities.
Earl Stone-designed championship course with rolling terrain and an upscale club atmosphere.
Two Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail courses, Azalea and Dogwood, in the historic Grand Hotel setting.
Established Earl Stone course through the Lake Forest community. Confirm visitor tee-time access when booking.
Earl Stone championship layout with elevation change, wetlands and wooded fairways.
City-owned Earl Stone course with a driving range; inexpensive local option.
Public and visitor-friendly options across Mobile County.
Mobile’s standout golf destination with Crossings, Falls and an 18-hole Short Course.
City of Mobile course and a straightforward lower-cost visitor choice.
Par-72 course on the Spring Hill College campus and one of Mobile’s longstanding public courses.
Full-size course with public golf rates and memberships.
City-operated course in northern Mobile County.
Laid-back coastal golf overlooking the Gulf, useful as part of a Dauphin Island day trip.
Small local course; more neighborhood option than destination course.
Very casual family-run short course.
Small local short course. Call before making a special drive.
Selected Florida courses worth considering from Gulf Shores.
Arnold Palmer-designed course close to Orange Beach and one of the most relevant Florida additions.
Former Pensacola Open venue and convenient for Gulf Shores golfers.
Open to non-members and notable as the site of the 1969 U.S. Women’s Open.
Earl Stone course on rolling wooded terrain.
City-owned historic course with renovated greens and practice facilities.
Worth the extra drive for its Santa Rosa Sound waterfront setting.
Listed for completeness; these are not normal public vacation-golf options.
Highly regarded Jerry Pate championship course. Members and qualifying guests only.
Historic private country club. Members and guests only.
Tom Fazio-designed championship course currently planned for a Fall 2027 full-course opening.
New Jerry Pate-designed county course on the former Linksman property. Check status before planning a round.