The Links at Redstone - Warrior Course

Great course, I've played many military base golf courses, this is one of the best!

The aerated the week before, but the greens on the Warrior course still rolled well!

Liked the course however the reception in the Clubhouse was not friendly…but the course and the folks who ran the course made up for this less than warm reception….

Nice Alabama summer day - hot, humid, but no precipitation. Course was in great shape. Rough was moderate, but playable. Long grass areas on Warrior were recently groomed down, so an errant shot had a chance to be found and you could decide whether to take a chance playing it. I was asingle and finished in about 3 hours. The foursomes in front of me were gracious to let me play through.

Good practice round.

Get the Rec Pass as you can't play this course on the military base without one (they are free)

I mostly love how this place is NOT overcrowded.

The courses and grass range were in great shape,

Great food and drinks at decent prices.

Electric carts come with rain covers.

Only thing this place is sorely missing is a bev cart, gotta make quite a detour at the turn to grab refreshments, but other than that, this place is solid!

Big storms rolled in on us and we were forced to take shelter for a couple of hours. Does anyone know how to get reimbursed through golf now?

The golf course was in fair condition for the most part. The greens were extremely slow because of the sand from a recent aeration. There were a few fairways that were starting to go away but nothing that really hurt the play. The bunkers were in good shape. The place of play was great. We never got held up and never got pushed even though the place was packed. The biggest drawback is there’s not much shade and no beverage cart. We could not bring an outside cooler and if you don’t get your refreshments at the start there’s not another real opportunity. If they had somebody running a snack cart they would have made bank on me that day. I will definitely play here again and plan accordingly next time.

Staff is always friendly and professional l. Course is great up!

Course is improving. The course is worth the Hot Deal rate. However, the rack rate is much too high.

Decent course.. Front nine is better than the back.. The course needs more grass. The rack rate is somewhere around $50.00. It is a $35.00 golf course at most.

Average golf course. Grass will be better in a few months. Rack rate tie the course is way overpriced.

This course is located on an army base. I was not forewarned that I would need a special recreational pass to actually get to the course (nothing on the website or the golf app I used explained this). And apparently the office that does these requests are only open on the weekdays. You have to go through in my opinion way too much trouble just to play on what's considered a " public course". We made a long trip for absolutely nothing and I do not recommend this course unless you like to be probed for a special access badge. Also, gate guards are very combative, especially if you are not familiar with the area.

While this course has two 18-hole tracks and is located on Redstone Arsenal, it is open to the public. The course is maintained as well as an affordable public course can be. The course design is fun, but the greens and bunkers need some attention. Overall, fun and affordable to play.

We played the Warrior course because Patriot was closed. It's more of a links style layout which is fun on occasion. Greens were good speed....the fairways need spring/summer to come. It worth playing if you're in the area.

Course was in great condition for mid-February. The pro shop has an impressive selection and the staff are very friendly. This is my go to course when I want to get out and play.

It was in fairly good shape for this time of year!

The Golf Links are located at Redstone on the Army Base in Huntsville, AL. They have two 18 hole golf courses.

Many retired military golfers play there. It is excellent for those who wish to walk the courses.

I played PATRIOT golf course, This has the newer 9 holes and has hills. The new 9 reminds me of Links type British golf.

It has high weeds, up to 3 feet high so if you do not stay on the fairway, you have a lost ball.

Even on week ends it is not crowded because many civilians who do not have a RSA gate ID or pass

do not go there. (it is open to the public, so just show your drivers license to the guard and tell him you are playing the golf course and you get a pass for that day!) Has a fine restaurant, and alcohol is allowed.

When I play they set me up with 2 or 3 other golfers. Try it, I think you will love it!