Golf courses in Oxford, AL.

Oxford, AL

Cider Ridge Golf Club is located in Oxford, Alabama, bordering the Talladega National Forest at the base of Cheaha Mountain, the state's highest point. The property was once home to an apple orchard, and the course crosses varied terrain from a flood plain to mountain ridges. Bill Bergin of Bergin Golf Designs laid out the course, which opened in 2002. The front nine plays in a more traditional parkland style with tree-lined fairways and Choccolocco Creek in play, while the back nine climbs into rolling hills with dramatic elevation changes, mountain vistas and a natural waterfall on the par-three 12th hole along Little Hillabee Creek. Owned by the City of Oxford and managed as a public/semi-private facility, Cider Ridge plays to a par of 72 at roughly 6,946-6,978 yards from the back tees.