From their web site: "The Ledges. Situated 1,582 feet - the highest point in all of Huntsville…read more-members will experience breathtaking panoramic views of the valley, downtown Huntsville, and even the Space and Rocket Center. Designed with 5 different tee sets, sculpted greens and fairways, and challenging bunkers, the course offers golfers of all skill levels an outstanding golf experience." That sums it up! So fortunate to participate in a 'shamble' scramble here yesterday. The weather was absolutely dialed in, and everything was seamless from registration (great swag thanks to Blue Creek) to the post scramble meal, to the pro shop where you redeem your prizes (yeah, I um, scored the "ladies longest drive" prize - shameless plug). Turns out the pro shop has everything you'd want clothing wise, from onesies for babies to children's golf clothes to cigars and a good array of selections for men, but, nothing cute and frilly for me. As I was feeling deflated, the pro offered up a catalog to me, and I scored two adorable pink golf shirts that he will have custom embroidered with their logo for me! Nice touch! I had never played golf using carts that stop automatically, meaning you do not have to squash in the brake to lock the cart in place, until yesterday at the Ledges. This is an excellent feature for this course because it is literally like a roller coaster in twists and turns! At any angle, when you put your foot on the brake, the cart stops and stays put. Each hole is named (e.g., Old Stoney, The Pedestal, False Hope (featuring an unseen water hazard), Hawks Haven (yes, there are hawks up there!), Temptation). The greens are crazy fun because you get so many crazy "toilet bowl" rolls, and some putts actually appear to roll uphill! Only regret was not enjoying the driving range prior to the scramble. They take a supersized golf cart way down in the valley to an absolutely lovely driving range. Our group was too happy socializing to take advantage of a proper warm up in the awesome driving range Had we done this, maybe my twosome would have scored better than next to last, ha ha! Thank you Ledges, and thank you Blue Creek.

Got a club fitting today with Rob Clark. Very enlightening experience! I found the right clubs…read morefor me. 7 iron +25 yards over old sticks.

SO a few months ago I got bored and said to myself I was going to take on the game of golf. So I…read morewent and bought some clubs and all of the essentials for golf but where was I going to practice? Good thing I live near Madison so I can head to the Madison Golf Center. I like how they are open at night with the lights with my work schedule I can head out there at night. The prices to me seem about right in which someone might say otherwise but $11 for 100 balls to me is not a bad gig at all. The putting areas and pitching areas are fun as well. Someone told me the food there is good but I haven't tried it yet so maybe next time.

We love this place! They have the best hotdogs anywhere! Hamburgers are really good too. Not sure…read morewhat it is but after I eat a hotdog I can hit my driver lights out!

Nice golf shop staff. Subtracted a star for no consistent discount pricing for seniors and vets.read more

The greens and fairways are in great shape!entirely new fleet of golf carts and new pavement in…read moreparking lot and on 90 per cent of the cart paths. Well done barry. I'm considering a membership when he sells his gift certificates during Christmas. Btw: the "wage" putt picture I posted is actually an eagle putt that I choked on. Darn auto spell changed eagle to wage. One last thing: there have been smokers set up selling delicious burgers and hot dogs at the turn most every Saturday. Thanks Barry for filling our bellies!

The positive ...Golf course is nice with good layout and super friendly staff. Course is easy and…read moresomewhat short. Makes the round enjoyable for the average golfer with nice greens. The knock...Fairways are full of weeds and the parking situation is tragic! So far to walk from parking to the pro shop/carts.

This place sucks now! They cut off the path from the parking lot and installed a brutal GPS on all…read morecarts which has totally slowed down the pace of play. Not only that, but it's a hazard. What if there's lightening or a dangerous animal or even if someone has a medical episode?! No more cutting through to get around. I would NEVER play here ever again unless they correct this! It's no longer fun!

I'm a new member here at Canebrake and am really impressed with what the "new" owners have done…read morewith the course and the clubhouse. It is a friendly atmosphere and a great golf course. The Southern Kitchen food is amazing as well.

Such an amazing place to visit. Beautiful golf course. My favorite PGA golfers are members here…read more Roll Tide Roll!

First time to Point Mallard Golf Course and really enjoyed it. Everyone there were really nice and…read moreaccommodating, especially when I had my tee time wrong and was running a bit late - thinking I was getting there early and could enjoy a nice warmup and some putts. It was a BEAUTIFUL Autumn day which made the course even more enjoyable! Two of our foursome had never been there and we both commented how much we liked it and look forward to returning. The greens and fairways were in great shape for the most part (if they had sand on the golf carts, I think the fairways would be in better shape). It's a friendly course, that is pretty wide open, has strategically placed sand traps (really deep ones by the way) and some tricky water features. The greens themselves have some really cool twists and turns, too, making the putting piece interesting and fun. I did not have time to check out the pro shop too thoroughly or the "grill." I did see a couple of guys enjoying a beer on the back, covered deck. Looking forward to many more fun rounds at PMGC!

Average course: first time as I was visiting the area and was invited by friends…read more Unsure of the course I opted to ride, but it's definitely walkable in that there aren't hills to navigate. Even w riding I got about 8k steps in. (But I also purposefully will take my "Sunday bag" and walk to my hike and let my seated partner drive to theirs) I'm a newbie golfer (2yrs) but have intentionally tried out various courses and am learning quite a bit about them and how "I" personally rate them: so this is my own personal newbie experience Much like my home course in Aberdeen Maryland: It's flat. Pretty wide open. If you hit halfway decent you shouldn't lose balls to "off the fairway"...unless you really are way way way off the fairway Few hazards...but it's best to go with folk who know where said hazards are..there's one man-made ravine that crossed the fairway on a par 5 that isn't noticeable from the tee box. From the red tees, water was only a hazard a couple of times right off the box The greens were in great shape, and the fairways fine (imo) It runs along the Tn River, so pretty quiet and peaceful and not amongst houses. There's a walking path between "it" and the river so bikers and walkers are seen, but not a disturbance. I was with a group who already made reservations so I had no dealings with the staff Likely will return. Short 25minute drive from hsv/madison, I enjoyed myself

Went here with my wife and had a blast with the robot ping pong table. It's a startup business…read more Talked to the owner and they are super nice. Only 4 stars due to the aesthetics but the owner said he will be adding some stuff soon. Will definitely go back for another date night.

I was really impressed by the Athen's Sportsplex! It's really sizeable, ya'll. It's been there for…read moreat least a couple of decades since my step daughter played soccer there when she was in high school. We visited the All Kids Park which is onsite at the Sportsplex last Sunday which was really nice, too. Back to Sportsplex. I did not enter the building itself; however from the exterior it was really modern looking and nice! I think it houses the swimming pool(s) which I am told are really nice, too! I explored the numerous batting cages trying to figure out how they worked because they aren't the typical ones where you put $ in and a machine delivers the pitch to you - they were *not* automated. Hmmmm. How the heck do they work? They were in nice shape, though. Also, their tennis courts were in excellent shape! Lighted, wind screens/covered changeover areas and nets, all in great shape, with excellent signage and no pits/ruts on the hard surfaced courts. They have 2 baseball fields; 3 baseball/softball fields, 3 soccer fields; an 18 hold disc golf course (which I did not see), I did see a plain ole wide open field where parents and children were just throwing balls and playing. Ball fields and soccer fields are available for rent by the public and for tournaments. Their website indicates they have 2 sub facilities: an Athens Greenway Trail and Athens Sportsplex Track; which I didn't see. Per the website the Athens Sportsplex Track is a 1.2 mile track that connects the Sportsplex to Lowes on Hwy. 72 in Athens, it is "mostly shaded" and appears to have a really cool looking covered bridge, too.