Robert Trent Jones Trail

Alabama’s Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail is one of the most ambitious golf projects to be undertaken in history. With 468 championship holes spanning 26 golf courses on 11 separate sites, RTJ Trail golf is as varied as it is expansive.

All 11 sites on the Robert Trent Jones Trail are as beautiful and well maintained as the last, with each course designed around the natural landscape, complementing the surroundings. Each course offers championship layouts that have been developed to truly test a golfer’s ability and skill.

Recommended courses include Robert Trent Jones Trail at Ross Bridge, which features considerable elevation changes, and spotlights a dramatic waterfall between the ninth and eighteenth greens, making for both a challenging and beautiful playing environment. The Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Grand National is another celebrated site, featuring a links course, a short course and a course designed with 12 holes hugging the lake.

Situated across Alabama, a golf vacation to the Robert Trent Jones Trail means you have the chance to stay in the renowned Montgomery Marriott, or hotels in any of the state’s other best locations including Birmingham and Auburn. You’ll also be able to experience Alabama’s fast expanding food scene. Known for the BBQ trial, gourmet pubs, and beautiful seafood restaurants, you’ll have a choice of delicious food wherever you decide to stay.

Because of its vast expanse, deciding which courses to visit and in what order is something that takes a great deal of organization. Fortunately Premier Golf has the required expertize and our local team can understand your priorities to suggest the courses that are right for you, ensuring every aspect of your trip is seamless.

Recommended RTJ Trail Itinerary

Sample Itinerary

Day 1

• Check in at The Grand Hotel Golf Resort and Spa, Autograph Collection in Point Clear, Alabama. Enjoy the beautiful views across Mobile Bay.

• Golf at the exceptional Magnolia Grove, Crossings Course, host of LPGA and Korn Ferry Tour events.

Day 2

• Golf at Lakewood Club, enjoy either the Azalea or Dogwood Course, of equally high standard.

• After golf, Dine at Fish River Grill, for an authentic taste of fresh Alabama seafood.

Day 3

• Check out and transfer 2.5hrs to Montgomery.

• Check into The Renaissance Montgomery Hotel and Spa for a luxury stay in one of Alabama’s most historical cities.

• The hotel is located in the heart of the city, with tours, restaurantes and great nightlife on your doorstep.

• Golf at Senator, one of the top new public courses in the USA.

Day 4

• Golf at Judge, rated in the top 10 public courses in Alabama. Be sure to take a picture of the stunning views from the first tee.

Day 5

• Golf at Legislator, weaving through pine trees, along a bluff next to the Alabama River, a beautiful spot to enjoy your round.

• Dine at Dreamland BBQ in downtown. An iconic venue that provides a true taste of southern cuisine.

Day 6

• Check out and transfer to Birmingham, Alabama.

• Stay at Renaissance Ross Bridge Golf Resort and Spa, where you will feel as though you are being welcomed into a castle.

• Golf at photogenic, tree lined Oxmoor Ridge.

• After golf, relax in the luxurious Spa and enjoy a nightcap at the hotel bar.

Day 7

• Finish your tour with a final round at Oxmoor Valley, renovated in 2021, the new layout provides a challenge for golfers of all levels. The ideal spot to complete a great week of golf.

Key Features

Enjoy the best of the Robert Trent Jones Trail. From the shoreline of Mobile bay, to bustling Birmingham. Stay and play in historic Montgomery and enjoy a real flavor of the south.

Play some of the finest public golf courses in the USA, and some hidden gems, all within easy access and a year-round climate.

Tour Summary

6 nights accommodation based on twin/double share

7 rounds of golf

Sightseeing and restaurant recommendations

All taxes and fees included

Pricing

From $2,225 per person based on double room sharing

All rates are subject to change without prior notice and vary according to seasonality and hotel or golf course availability. Travel insurance is always recommended.