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Dothan National Golf Club & Hotel

18-hole golf in Dothan

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Ranked #83 in AL

Dothan, AL

7410 US Hwy 231 S, Dothan, AL 36301

About this course

Dothan National Golf Club & Hotel is in Dothan, Alabama. It has 18 holes and a par of 72. The property combines a golf course and hotel.

Type

Parkland

Holes

18

Par

72

Established

1967

Course rating

Not published

Slope

Not published

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LooperScore

66.0

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Nearby courses

Courses within 150 miles of Dothan National Golf Club & Hotel, by true distance.

Public9 holes

Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Highland Oaks - Marshwood

Dothan, AL · 9.1 mi away

9-hole golf in Dothan

Public9 holes

Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail (Highland Oaks - Highlands)

Dothan, AL · 9.1 mi away

Highlands is one of three championship nines at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Highland Oaks in Dothan, Alabama, with Magnolia, Marshwood and a short course completing the 36-hole property. It was designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. with Roger Rulewich leading the work. Highland Oaks opened in July 1993 as the fifth site on the Trail, developed by the Retirement Systems of Alabama. The Highlands and Magnolia nines combine for the site's main 18 and include some of the longest holes on the Trail.

Last verified 2026-09-29

Public18 holes

Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail (Highland Oaks - Short)

Dothan, AL · 9.1 mi away

The Short Course at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Highland Oaks is a 9-hole par-3 course of 1,809 yards in Dothan, Alabama, one of four nines on the 36-hole property with Highlands, Magnolia and Marshwood. It was designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. with Roger Rulewich leading the work. Highland Oaks opened in July 1993 as the fifth site on the Trail, developed by the Retirement Systems of Alabama.

Public9 holes

Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail (Highland Oaks - Magnolia)

Dothan, AL · 9.1 mi away

Magnolia is one of three nine-hole courses at Highland Oaks, part of the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail in west Dothan in southeast Alabama. Developed by the Retirement Systems of Alabama, Highland Oaks opened in July 1993 on land in Houston County. The Magnolia nine, designed by Robert Trent Jones, moves from low wetlands to higher ground through a hardwood forest dotted with mature magnolia trees, reached by a long wooden bridge over a marsh. Water comes into play on only one hole, and the fairways are wide with large, undulating greens, making it the gentler of the complex's nines. Highland Oaks is public, with a large clubhouse, driving range and a short course. Magnolia is usually paired with the Highlands or Marshwood nine for an 18-hole round.

Semi-private9 holes

Headland Country Club

Headland, AL · 18 mi away

9-hole golf in Headland

Public27 holes

Silver Wings Golf Club

Fort Rucker, AL · 23 mi away

Silver Wings Golf Club is located on Fort Rucker (Novosel), Alabama, in the Wiregrass region. The grounds feature gently rolling elevation changes with fairways lined by hardwoods and pines. The facility is a 27-hole complex made up of three 9-hole courses, Red, White and Blue, each with its own layout, and features Bermuda greens throughout. Silver Wings is operated by Army MWR and is open to the public as well as military members, with memberships available to both military and civilian golfers. On-site amenities include a pro shop, practice range and Divots Restaurant and Grill.

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