Championship Golf in Spanish Fort, Alabama
Designed by acclaimed golf course architect Tim Freeland, Longleaf Golf Club’s 18-hole championship course embraces the natural beauty of Spanish Fort, Alabama. Native longleaf pines, rolling terrain, and carefully preserved landscapes create a golf experience that is both enjoyable to play and memorable to return to.
A Course Inspired by the Land
Longleaf Golf Club has been created to showcase the character of the land rather than reshape it. The routing follows the property’s natural contours, allowing each hole to blend into its surroundings while providing a unique challenge and rewarding golf experience.
Wide playing corridors, strategic bunkering, and well-positioned greens encourage thoughtful shot-making without sacrificing playability. Every round offers something new to discover, from sweeping views through the pines to carefully crafted approach shots and memorable finishing holes.
Course Highlights
Tim Freeland Design
The course has been designed by Tim Freeland, creating a layout that balances strategy, variety, and playability for golfers of all abilities.
18-Hole Championship Course
Enjoy eighteen distinctive holes that take advantage of the property’s natural elevation, mature pine forests, and scenic surroundings.
Practice Facility
A dedicated practice facility will provide space to warm up before your round, improve your game, or simply spend more time enjoying the club.
Semi-Private Golf
Longleaf will welcome both members and public golfers, with members enjoying priority access and exclusive club benefits.
Experience the Course
Golf That Keeps You Coming Back
Every visit to Longleaf offers a different experience. Morning rounds begin with sunlight filtering through the longleaf pines, while afternoon rounds highlight the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape.
The course has been designed to provide an enjoyable pace of play while encouraging golfers to think strategically from tee to green. It is equally suited for a casual round with friends, competitive play, or simply spending time outdoors.
Practice Facility
Longleaf’s practice facility has been planned to support golfers at every stage of their game. Dedicated practice areas will allow players to prepare before a round, develop their skills, or enjoy time at the club between rounds.
Whether you are working on your full swing, sharpening your short game, or spending time on the putting green, the practice facility will become an important part of the Longleaf experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the golf course?
The championship course at Longleaf Golf Club was designed by acclaimed golf course architect Tim Freeland.
How many holes does the course have?
Longleaf features an 18-hole championship golf course designed for golfers of every skill level.
Will there be a practice facility?
Yes. Longleaf will include a dedicated practice facility where golfers can warm up, practice, and improve their game before or after a round.
Will public golfers be able to play?
Yes. Longleaf will operate as a semi-private golf club with public tee times available. Members will enjoy priority access and additional club benefits.
When is the course expected to open?
The golf course, practice facility, Welcome Center, and temporary clubhouse amenities are expected to open in Late Summer 2026.
Will tournaments and outings be available?
Information regarding tournaments, outings, and golf events will be announced as the club approaches opening.
Experience Longleaf Golf Club
Discover championship golf in Spanish Fort, Alabama and stay informed as Longleaf Golf Club & Residences prepares to welcome its first members and guests.