One of the most recognizable landmarks on the Trail is the old mule barn beside the fifth hole, while the finishing holes on the Highlands course are among the most scenic and challenging on the Trail.

Bordered by dunes-like mounds and tall grasses, Fighting Joe, with wide fairways, large and beautifully maintained bent grass greens, can play long, really long if you play the wrong set of tees, but this course is simply good, straightforward golf. You can see where you're going. The question is...can you get there?

The River course is laid out on former soybean fields in the flood plain of the Flint River. With water on 16 of the 18 holes, the River course will challenge your shot-making ability.

The tree-lined Schoolmaster is a shotmaker's golf course with narrower fairways, demanding approaches to well-protected bent grass greens, and still a length of nearly 8,000 yards! Make sure you've done your homework well, for the Schoolmaster will certainly test all of your skills.

The Ridge course offers numerous elevation changes, heavy tree cover, and is incredibly photogenic. As a tribute to the area's mining past, the green at the par-5 3rd hole is buttressed by a shelf of exposed shale rock.

One of the most recognizable landmarks on the Trail is the old mule barn beside the fifth hole, while the finishing holes on the Highlands course are among the most scenic and challenging on the Trail.

The River course is laid out on former soybean fields in the flood plain of the Flint River. With water on 16 of the 18 holes, the River course will challenge your shot-making ability.

The Backbreaker nine features wide fairways, demanding greens and spectacular views of the surrounding foothills.

The Heartbreaker nine provides a unique mix of great golf holes and unequaled character. The final three holes showcase elevation changes and dramatic lake vistas.

One of the most recognizable landmarks on the Trail is the old mule barn beside the fifth hole, while the finishing holes on the Highlands course are among the most scenic and challenging on the Trail.

The River course is laid out on former soybean fields in the flood plain of the Flint River. With water on 16 of the 18 holes, the River course will challenge your shot-making ability.

Like many other Trail courses, the par three holes are incredible. Considerable elevation changes combine with water or other natural obstructions to get your attention. Large putting surfaces provide many tempting pin locations that will test golfers' approach shots.

From multiple high points on the course, you can see the picturesque view of the 9th and 18th holes with a waterfall tumbling between. The 7th hole offers a par five that traverses a ridge high above the rest of the course. The 9th will leave you speechless as it is time to decide how daring you are off the tee. A split fairway allows for either a short challenging route along the water's edge or opt for safer play leaving a longer, more difficult approach to the green. Regardless if it is a par 3, 4, or 5, Ross Bridge stands ready for your game!

One of the most recognizable landmarks on the Trail is the old mule barn beside the fifth hole, while the finishing holes on the Highlands course are among the most scenic and challenging on the Trail.

The River course is laid out on former soybean fields in the flood plain of the Flint River. With water on 16 of the 18 holes, the River course will challenge your shot-making ability.

One of the most recognizable landmarks on the Trail is the old mule barn beside the fifth hole, while the finishing holes on the Highlands course are among the most scenic and challenging on the Trail.

The River course is laid out on former soybean fields in the flood plain of the Flint River. With water on 16 of the 18 holes, the River course will challenge your shot-making ability.

Completely renovated in 2021, the Valley course features new tees, bunkers, and beautiful TifEagle greens. For those who have played the Valley in the past, there are also a few new surprises with complete redesigns on a few holes, including the previously notorious 18th hole.

One of the most recognizable landmarks on the Trail is the old mule barn beside the fifth hole, while the finishing holes on the Highlands course are among the most scenic and challenging on the Trail.

The River course is laid out on former soybean fields in the flood plain of the Flint River. With water on 16 of the 18 holes, the River course will challenge your shot-making ability.

One of the most recognizable landmarks on the Trail is the old mule barn beside the fifth hole, while the finishing holes on the Highlands course are among the most scenic and challenging on the Trail.

The River course is laid out on former soybean fields in the flood plain of the Flint River. With water on 16 of the 18 holes, the River course will challenge your shot-making ability.

The Judge offers stunning vistas along 200-acres amongst the backwaters of the Alabama River. The first tee lies 200 feet above the fairway overlooking the river and the Montgomery skyline. With 14 holes adjoining the water and a bulkheaded island green, the Judge is described as simply magnificent.

The Senator, a Scottish-Links style course, holds more than 140 pot-hole bunkers and mounds 20 to 40 feet in height, hiding the cart path or any other hole from view. New TifEagle Ultradwarf greens were installed on the Senator Course in 2020.