Fourth golf course on the RTJ golf trails - Capitol Hill …read more Legislator Course - challenging and fun. The hole surrounding the water are very peaceful. Greens are fast. Everything seemed easy after Ross Bridge. The long bridge or wooden cart path was interesting, almost like going on a baby roller coaster. At least the sounds of it. We ate at a couple RTJ restaurants. If I remember correctly, this is the only RTJ restaurant sprinkled cinnamon sugar on the sweet potato fries, giving it an extra oomph! RTJ rankings, in terms of challenges: 1st: Ross Bridge Silver Lakes 3rd: Grand National - Links course Capital Hill - Legislator course 5th: Oxmoor Valley - Valley course.

Great spot for golf outing. Big plus was staying at the Oster House. Less than 5 min away from the…read morecourses. Good practice and range facility - round / group package - we had included balls Played legislator amd the Senator unfortunately the Judge was closed for work being done. Both good courses. senator course like link style. Staff was friendly and helpful. Greens were in good shape, fairways were nice and good tee boxes.

It's not to bad of a course. Greens are pretty rough though. I still think it's a little over…read morepriced for the shape it's in. I still play there on occasion. No driving range and Small club house. Don't expect much when you go there.

We love going to The Pines golf course. Its not the best greens you are ever going to play at, but…read moretheir staff makes up for it. This is not an RTJ, this is a hometown golf course and the staff love their customers. They are tearing down a lot of the trees so it's pretty neat to go out now and see how different and open it is. I love going out here with my dad for daddy/daughter bonding time. Check them out on your way to the beach or if you just want a small town feel!!

best golf instructor I have met and also the best golfer I have seen in Central , Alabama.read more

Great little family business. Nice place to hit some balls. Nothing fancy but has everything you…read moreneed. Good place.

There's not much to say about a golf course. They either are great, ok, or awful. This one is…read morefairly good with a mix of par fives and fours, beautiful landscapes at each hole, a challenging mixture of various difficulties, and wide fairways. Instead of boring you with what I think, here are a few highlights from my experience. - An 18-round of golf is $48 with a cart. - They have clubs to rent and very nice ones at that. - Beer/snack cart is always out and about. - They have a driving range and a practice putting range. - They have a grill for lunch with an extensive menu, for a golf course. - It was not too busy on a Sunday afternoon. I definitely didn't feel rushed or inconvenienced. For the price, this place is not too shabby and one to which I will return. Enjoy.

Lagoon is a descent course. Fun and but you can't get into trouble if you don't hit it straight. I…read moreenjoy the challenge on lagoon. Very pretty place to play. Don't go when it's wet! Very bad. Other than that it's a good overall play to play.

After calling for weeks and leaving several messages, being told that only one person could take…read morereservations for birthday parties, I was finally called back by Meg. The club's website lists that for non members 2 hour birthday parties cost $200. Meg, who was clearly bothered by us calling so many times (over TWO weeks) told me that for 10 kids and bringing our own food the party would be quoted at $400. That's double what the website lists. Flabbergasted, I told Meg I would have to give her a call back. After asking around and checking the website AGAIN I messaged her asking the reasoning behind charging a whopping DOUBLE what is listed for a child's birthday party that I know for a fact a couple paid $200 for weeks prior. She replied that who ever had been quoting previous party goers had been mistaken, but I could not help but remember the SEVERAL times I had been told that Meg was the ONLY person who could take reservations, so...had she been misquoting her own parties all summer? Make it make sense. Sincerely, Disappointed.

Played here once. The fairways were decent. The tee boxes weren't bad but the greens were like…read moreputting on carpet. Overall this place needs a ton of work and anyone who pays to be a member here needs to re-evaluate their standards of what a country club course should be. Definitely bottom 2 course in the area

Maxwell golf course. Not bad for Air Force. It's not the best course around but it's a fun one to…read moreplay. I enjoy playing here from time to time. Pretty open course so you can hit it long. Has great potential just missing a good greens guy and pro.

I booked a private graduation dinner at Central in the Cellar room. I contacted the restaurant only…read morea couple of days in advance and they were able to put together a great event for me. Everyone loved the gorgeous space and food. I especially loved the private bathrooms and seating areas. The staff was very kind. They printed and set up name cards for me before arrival. Communication prior was great. Everything went well and we had a great time. With the added bartender and outside dessert fee, the total was roughly $105/person for 18 people. This included the pimento cheese board, wedge salad, entree, and small dessert. It is a tiny bit pricey for the size of the entrees, but was worth it for the private space, service, and quality.

Central is a nicer restaurant in downtown Montgomery. I came here with colleagues. It is a nicer…read moreplace, but it's fairly chatty and loud inside. The service was great and the food came out without too much of a wait given the size of our group. Our waiter was also very thorough and helpful. I got the Cauliflower Steak and an espresso martini. The martini was excellent, but the cauliflower steak was just fine. I am vegetarian and they didn't have a ton of veggie options, but it's also not exactly what they are trying to cater to.