Gulf Shores Golf Club

This is one of my favorites for good golf in the area.

Easy to get a tee time.

Good value.

Good pace of play.

Course condition is good.....not 5 star, but very nice.

15 minutes to get there.

The pace of play was very slow; we had to wait every time on the tee boxes. The greens were in very rough condition, with dead spots that had been painted green. This is a fun course with a great layout, but it is nowhere near worth what they are charging to play.

Tee times need more spacing, or a marshal should be out enforcing the pace of play. Most every green is very much in need of some TLC.

recently played GSGC,and I have to say, it was one of the most disappointing golf experiences I’ve had in a long time. They charge $129 for a round here, but in reality, this is maybe a $50 course at best. The greens were in absolutely terrible shape — patchy, slow, and full of bare spots. It looked like they hadn’t been properly maintained in months. On top of that, the pace of play was brutal. We were stuck behind multiple groups all day, waiting on almost every shot, and there was no course marshal to be seen.

For the price they’re asking, I expected something far better. Honestly, it felt like a complete rip-off. Save your money and find somewhere else to play — there are plenty of courses out there that offer a better experience . I would not recommend this course to anyone.

It's in good shape... fairways are above average. Newly renovated greens are firm and pretty quick:

Overall a fun day

$140 to play this course a joke. Double booked tee times. No cart girl. Poop literally on the wall in the bathroom.

Played while on vacation. It was a good course, greens were a little beat up but think it was just time of year and weather impacts. Overall good layout and good pace of play.

Greens needed work, but the course was in good shape.

But for the cost there are better options.

I can’t recommend this course to my friends because we were not informed ahead of time that they had high school rounds that day. Maybe over 100 high school golfers on the course. And, we got stuck behind a 5-some. That is not allowed where I play. My friends would not have been happy.

The staff were great, everyone from the nice lady in the pro shop to the starter and cart lady. The course had just hosted a tournament so the tee boxes were a bit beat up but course was in good shape. The biggest issue was the driving range, it was a mat. Being our first round of the year and spending the entire winter up north hitting off mats, it was sad to warm up by hitting on more mats. Overall, we had a good experience and it was very close to being great. Will play again next spring break.

With the older carts, no GPS it seems to expensive.

I have played this course dozens of times, it is probably in the worst condition I have seen it. Yes it got snow on it but so did every other golf course but they aren’t near as bad, the fairways have no grass and even after no rain you are hitting mud. Go play any other course the 100$+is a rip off.

Only issue is the back tee boxes. On several holes, there are trees that need to be trimmed. A couple of the par 3 especially. It’s hard to play a dogleg par 3. No body plays the back tees so they have neglected to trim the trees.

Next time make plenty of space for public golfers if you’re going to allow public tee times. We waited 45 minutes between holes 7 and 8.

Course was very dry and not in good shape, from a “green” perspective, but I was also told last months 7” of snow was responsible for that.

Pretty pricey course to allow such bad tee time management.

New ownership bought this place and raised prices through the roof we used to pay 65 and now they are charging $129 on a WEEKDAY this is a nice course dont get me wrong but for that price it is not worth it go play kiva or penensula

The problem is that they killed all the fairways so very difficult to hit off of dead grass