In The Swing and Throw of Things

GET YOUR VACATION ON COURSE WITH TRADITIONAL GOLF AND DISC GOLF

Whether you enjoy a round of golf on a championship course or the competitive fun of throwing a disc, we’re got your place to play. 

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FOR THE SWING

We love to name drop and this one is pretty awesome. The 36 holes at Craft Farms were designed by golf legend Arnold Palmer. The 18-hole Cotton Creek and 18-hole Cypress Bend welcome golfers of all levels to enjoy a round with the challenges of multiple lakes. 

Palmer also made his mark at Lost Key Golf Club in Perdido Key where each hole includes five sets of tees. The course was the first in Florida to be certified as an Audubon International Silver Signature Sanctuary for their efforts to protect the natural resources. 

Make the drive down Fort Morgan Road to experience the 27 holes designed by Earl Stone at Peninsula. The natural setting is bordered by the Bon Secour National Wildlife Preserve and the property also features a full-service Racquet Club with tennis and pickleball courts. 

Consistently scoring top accolades, Kiva Dunes delivers an unforgettable setting on the thin stretch of land that separates the Gulf of Mexico and Mobile Bay. The shifting winds and water features challenge and reward. 

READY TO THROW

This isn’t your childhood game of Frisbee. This is today’s disc golf and Graham Creek Nature Preserve in Foley welcomes you to throw at four full 18-basket courses. Located just off the Foley Beach Express, the Preserve offers play for pro and novice players alike. Visit grahamcreekpreserve.org to learn about the different course options.