Championship Golf Course C

Mobile, AL 36608

Grade Breakdown

Overall C 75/100

Course Condition B 85/100

Design & Challenge B 80/100

Amenities B 80/100

Value D 65/100

Service B 80/100

Reputation B 85/100

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About This Course

The Championship Golf Course at The Country Club of Mobile offers a historic Donald Ross design with modern renovations, combining strategic challenges and well-maintained conditions. Ideal for players seeking a private club experience with strong amenities, though green fees and specific yardage data remain unspecified. Its reputation as a premier club and architectural significance make it a standout choice for golfers of varying skill levels.

Course Info

Holes 18

Type Private

Designer Donald Ross

Year Built 1918

Terrain Rolling

Practice Facilities

driving range putting green chipping area bunker practice

Details

Address 4101 Wimbledon Dr W, Mobile, AL

City Mobile, AL

Phone (251) 342-7400

Website https://www.ccofmobile.org/Amenities/Golf

Who Should Play Here?

Beginner Playable

Beginners may find the course challenging due to its historical design and strategic layout, but the practice facilities and PGA instruction can help improve skills. The course's renovation in 2018 ensures fairway and green conditions suitable for all levels.

Utilize the state-of-the-art practice area for preparation
Take advantage of PGA-certified instructors for lessons

Intermediate Recommended

Intermediate players will appreciate the balance of challenge and playability, with opportunities to test course management skills on a layout designed by Donald Ross. The varied terrain and strategic bunkers provide engaging scoring opportunities.

Focus on fairway accuracy to navigate rolling terrain
Use the practice facility to refine short game around bunkers

Advanced Recommended

Advanced players will enjoy the championship tees and strategic complexity of a course originally designed by Donald Ross. The 2018 renovation by Jerry Pate maintains high standards for a challenging, historically significant layout.