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ONE Club Golf

9-hole golf in Gulf Shores

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Ranked #84 in AL

Gulf Shores, AL

20050 Oak Rd E, Gulf Shores, AL 36542

About this course

ONE Club Golf is in Gulf Shores, Alabama. It has 9 holes and a par of 35. The facility offers golf tournaments open to the public.

Type

Parkland

Holes

9

Par

35

Course rating

Not published

Slope

Not published

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LooperScore

65.4

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Nearby courses

Courses within 150 miles of ONE Club Golf, by true distance.

Resort18 holes

Craft Farms Golf Resort - Cotton Creek

Gulf Shores, AL · 1.1 mi away

Cotton Creek is one of two 18-hole courses at Craft Farms in Gulf Shores, Alabama, set a short drive inland from the Gulf Coast beaches in Baldwin County. The course was designed by Arnold Palmer and features tree-lined, rolling fairways with numerous lakes and dwarf Bermuda turf typical of the coastal region. Water comes into play on many of the holes, with large, undulating greens that reward accurate approach shots. Cotton Creek operates as a public resort course open to visitors and resort guests, with tee packages available. The facility includes a clubhouse with dining and is part of a 36-hole complex alongside the Cypress Bend course, playable year-round in the mild Gulf Coast climate.

Semi-private27 holes

Peninsula Golf & Racquet Club

Gulf Shores, AL · 2.5 mi away

Peninsula Golf & Racquet Club is a semi-private golf facility on the Fort Morgan Peninsula in Gulf Shores, Alabama, between Mobile Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. The club opened in 1998 and was designed by architect Earl Stone across 800 acres adjacent to the Bon Secour Wildlife Preserve. The facility comprises three distinct nine-hole courses, Marsh, Lakes, and Cypress, which combine into three 18-hole routings. The layout winds through live oaks, cypress trees, marshland, and wetlands, with water hazards in play on many holes and views of Mobile Bay from several tees. Peninsula offers member and public access, along with practice facilities and event hosting. Wildlife such as alligators and eagles is commonly seen on the grounds.

Resort18 holes

Craft Farms Golf Resort (Woodlands Course)

Gulf Shores, AL · 3.0 mi away

The Woodlands Course at Craft Farms Golf Resort is an Arnold Palmer design in Gulf Shores, Alabama, the companion course to the Cotton Creek layout at the same resort. The 6,900-yard, par-72 layout winds through a residential community with mature trees and strategic water hazards. Part of the Craft Farms resort complex, the Woodlands Course offers resort guests and visitors a well-maintained Alabama Gulf Coast golf experience.

Public18 holes

Gulf Shores Golf Club

Gulf Shores, AL · 3.1 mi away

Gulf Shores Golf Club is a public course in Gulf Shores, on the Alabama coast. The 18-hole layout plays over flat coastal terrain, a friendly course that serves the Gulf Shores area.

Public18 holes

Gulf Links Golf Course

Foley, AL · 3.3 mi away

18-hole golf in Foley

Resort18 holes

Kiva Dunes Golf Club

Gulf Shores, AL · 3.7 mi away

Kiva Dunes Golf Club is a resort course on the Fort Morgan peninsula near Gulf Shores, Alabama, between the Gulf of Mexico and Mobile Bay. It was designed by former U.S. Open champion Jerry Pate for developer Jim Edgemon and opened in 1995. The par-72 course plays a links style over dunes covered in beach oaks and pines, running 7,092 yards from the back tees, on a property that includes about 3,000 feet of Gulf beachfront and roughly 2,800 feet on Mobile Bay. Kiva Dunes operates as a resort course with on-site lodging and requires collared shirts, with denim not permitted.

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