The Links At Tuscaloosa

It’s not a bad track, so many people think they own the course. We had people hang back cut in front after finishing a hole. It’s the busiest course in town, by busy you have to worry about people cutting back over in front of you, groups of 5 and 6 that won’t let you play through, groundskeepers that will blow right past a green while you are putting. You get what you pay for. Staff is nice, not a bad track, greens are decent. Just don’t bother the “locals” who think they own the course.

Great course for cheap. The layout is a little odd, but it is in great condition. Highly recommend.

The course is in excellent condition. Highly recommend.

The course is in excellent condition. You can't beat the price to play here. Highly recommend.

We o played midday Monday and the course was not busy. Course is in good condition overall. However, doesn't appear to be watered adequately even with all the rain we have had. Greens were very fast.

Played as a Twosome, had 3-4 Foursomes in front of us. They spent more time in the woods and looking for floating golf balls than playing. Recommendation to staff would be to inform large groups to let smaller groups play through. We spent 2 hours of our round literally watching them zig zag back and forth to different wood lines.

Finding a good course in Tuscaloosa is not easy. The links is tied for first place with old colony for best public golf courses in Tuscaloosa. The greens are in great condition and make you work for getting the ball in the hole in 2 puts. The many par fours are super fun where if you hit rhe ball well off the tee box you can hit the green with your second shot. I highly recommend this course.

Course conditions were excellent...greens rolled nicely. Would play here again. Pro shop staff friendly and informative. A very tight course on more than half the holes.

Course was in good shape. Greens were being worked on which is good.. All things considered a good outing.

This is an alright course. You don't have many options in Tuscaloosa. Its either here or Ol Colony so if you don't want to spend as much money, id play at the Links.

The course is in pretty good shape. Fairways cut close. Most greens moved a little. Holes 1, 18, and 9 have fairways that are all narrow and in play of each other. Hard to tell which one belongs to which in certain spots. The par 3s are straight and short, so fun shots at the elusive ace.

Wonderful course and friendly staff. Recommend playing the course with a local if playing for the first time. Will definitely play again. Nice and much less crowded than Ol' Colony during football season.

Typical links layout. Very narrow and tree lined. Not for me since I'm not exactly accurate lol. Greens in excellent shape. Could use sand in traps rather than hard dirt.