Course is so pure! Also Hope W in the grill is the sweetest girl in the world! 10/10 recommen.read more

Would have been a 4Star but no bunkers had been raked on our day of play. It was NYE @ 1020am, so…read moreall holiday and @ a December reduced rate of $85 but after tax was $96. Also a double Titos Bloody Mary was $31.66 including tax. I could have purchased a handle for about the same price. If I ever play FL again I'll set up a Kool Aid stand on the 2nd tee. Good track, nice experience but totally missing on F&B. Have a clue Purcell Farms.

Great course, great price, friendly staff. Good pace of play. My only knock was the golfers…read morewalking all over the course looking for lost balls.

Fantastic golf course with great scenic views. Top quality golf course and definitely worth the…read moreprice. Highly recommend.

great hidden gem of a golf course, very reasonable rates. course runs along the Coosa river...read more

Not worth playing if it was free. Greens suck. No sand in traps. Greens are anything but flat or…read moretrue. Overall, just a very poorly maintained course. A plus is your car gets covered in ash from the adjacent Coosa Pines Paper Mill. Just stay away!

This is a nice rural/country golf course nested in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains…read more They have 3 nine hole courses. So one can play 9,18 or 27 holes. Each course is unique and has a nice layout. The course is fun for all experience and skill levels! The course is maintained, however there are some problem areas and some greens are not in the based of shape at times. The staff is very welcoming and genuine! They also have a eating area that offers hot dogs and hamburgers!

Patty Melt &We came for the golf. We did not come for a culinary revelation. And yet…read more Mother's Day at Topgolf Birmingham -- sunshine, bays full of laughter, cold drinks, the satisfying thwack of a well-struck ball. We were deep into the fun when hunger hit, and I'll be honest: when we picked up the menu, our expectations for the food were somewhere between "stadium nachos" and "edible." We ordered anyway. What arrived changed the conversation entirely. The patty melt. Let me walk you through it. A genuinely great burger -- thick, juicy, seasoned with the confidence of someone who actually cares -- blanketed in a molten combination of American and pepper jack cheese. Caramelized onions, slow and sweet. A secret sauce that earns its mystery. Crunchy, creamy slaw for contrast. And then, the move: served on upside-down buns, which sounds like a gimmick but lands as genius -- the toasted crown becomes the base, the structure holds, every bite stays together. This is a burger built by someone who has thought deeply about burgers. The fries matched the moment. Hot, seasoned properly, zero complaints. Service was leisurely -- this is Topgolf, not a drive-through, and the kitchen is clearly cooking with intention rather than speed. On a perfect outdoor day with good company, the wait registered as background noise. The vibe here is already the whole point: fresh air, laughter echoing across every bay, people genuinely having fun together. The food used to be the footnote. The patty melt just became part of the headline. A rare, unreserved 10/10. Fries -- Mother's Day Visit

I've been to Topgolf plenty of times, but this was only my second visit to this particular…read morelocation. Overall, I had a great time. First and foremost, the games were a lot of fun. I usually stick with Angry Birds since I don't really know how to play actual golf, but that's part of what makes Topgolf so enjoyable--you don't have to be good at golf to have a good time. The food was solid, just like I've come to expect. I ordered the lemon pepper wings, which were flavorful and cooked well. I also got a trio with vegetables, bread, and dips, and that ended up being really, really good. It was a nice option to share and definitely something I'd order again. My friend went with a hamburger and absolutely loved it as well. I will say that the service at this location was a bit slow compared to what I'm used to. That said, our waitress let us know upfront that they were short-staffed that day, so it was understandable. She was still friendly and did her best, which I appreciated. Overall, despite the slower service, I had a great experience. The food was good, the atmosphere was fun and energetic, and the games made for a really enjoyable outing. I'll definitely be back.

Was a beautiful venue for a beautiful wedding! We went to a family wedding there and it was…read moreabsolutely gorgeous.

It gives me great pleasure to be the first to write a review for this establishment! The entire…read moreplace is BEAUTIFUL! From the clubhouse, to the golf course and the many potential area for a wedding! I've had the pleasure to witness my maid of honor (yes she still holds the title despite her getting married before me...lol) get married at this place. The ceremony was outdoors with the river being the backdrop and the tree being the center focus. decorated with Chinese lanterns. Once the ceremony was over, we moved back up to the outdoor reception area. A tent was pitched over the patio, with a stage for a 5 piece band; 25 tables of 8 (200 guests); a double-sided bar stations and a buffet. There is also a fireplace to cozy up when the night came. They also offer upgraded linens with chiavari chairs as standard. The food was excellent, the bartenders were quick and efficient in supplying the guests with unlimited beverages and there was also kegs available. Based on the time of the ceremony and reception, we were able to enjoy the sunset while dinning. Overall, this place is an ideal location for a wedding and I am surprise no one has yet to write an review for it. :)

Third golf course on the RTJ golf trails - Oxmoor Valley…read more Valley Course - This is probably my least favorite, compared to Silver Lakes and Ross Bridge. Layout was ok. Conditions were so so. Lots of brown spots on the fairway. Decent course for local residents.

Not enough good things can really be said about the RTJ golf trail. Top notch maintenance of the…read morecourses. Certainly better than anything I have experienced in the PNW. Plus it supports the State employee retirement fund, so that makes it extra special in my book.

This place is WAY too expensive and has arbitrary rules that make it impossible to enjoy…read more I've never seen a golf course that doesn't allow carts in the parking lot so you can load your clubs. They don't allow outside beverages, you have to buy their drinks that are unbelievably overpriced. They force single and double players to play with other twosomes.. There are silly little rules for everything. I can't stand that. When you pay over $100 for one person to play, the least they can do is leave you alone and allow you to play your game. This is Birmingham, there are great affordable courses everywhere available--courses who'll leave you alone and stay out of your head and allow you to play without stupid arbitrary rules.. but this ain't one of 'em. I'll never be back.

Well maintained course but the phase too slow, overall the course is in good maintained staff…read morefriendly as well.

My Kiwanis club, the Vulcan Club of Kiwanis, has a scholarship golf tournament at this golf course…read moreevery year. We had it a couple weeks ago and the service was great as usual. The participants always enjoy themselves and the staff at the golf course are always available to assist us. We will see you next year!

The driving range is closed on Tuesday mornings until 11:00. Not sure if is always cart path only,…read morebut as a Yankee from the Pacific Northwest it was a little hot and sticky the day we went. However, the course was in great shape and there are some pretty good views of the city.

Loved the courses. Being from Florida, the elevations were a welcome change. Starters and rangers…read morewere great. While the cart guys were helpful, I felt as though some improvements could be made such as providing towels - especially when there is rain. A couple of our rounds we had to ask for things (such as towels and getting our clubs cleaned since we were leaving our clubs for the next day). Maybe the process is different from the expectations based on experiences in other states. While the clubhouse is nice enough, the food is pretty mid. We had lunch the first day but decided we would not eat there any of our other 2 rounds. Pro shop personnel were cordial and communication was great. We booked our tee times thru a group service which entitled us to additional discounts on any merch.

Fourth golf course on the RTJ golf trails - Grand National…read more Links Course - challenging, fun and peaceful. Greens are fast. Everything seemed easy after Ross Bridge, lol. Short course - It is all about the short game. It was December, so it got dark very quick. I did not get to finish all 18 but I had a blast. RTJ rankings, in terms of challenges: 1st: Ross Bridge and Silver Lakes 3rd: Grand National (Links course) 4th: Oxmoor Valley (Valley course)