Auburn Golf Course Reviews

Championship Golf Course: An 18-hole, 7,326-yard championship golf course designed by Bill Bergin, situated on 225 acres of beautiful rolling hills and woodlands, surrounding the 25-acre Yarbrough Lake and partly bordered by Saugahatchee Creek.

Renovated Facilities: The course has been renovated with new Tift Eagle greens, 12 new tee boxes, and 12 new bunkers, providing a challenging yet playable experience for all levels of golfers.

Practice Facilities: The Jack Key Facility offers a 30-acre practice area featuring nearly 400 yards of space, including five Bermuda grass greens and 19 wedge targets.

Membership Benefits: Members enjoy free 18-hole green fees, discounted Auburn Players Cards, merchandise discounts in the Pro Shop, and the ability to book tee times 14 days in advance.

Tournament Opportunities: Eligibility for over 15 monthly club tournaments with discounted green fees and cart fees, as well as a hole-in-one pot for major events.

Support for Auburn University: Members support the city's beloved Auburn University, providing substantial financial and facility benefits.

Scenic Views: Located along the Green River, offering picturesque views from several hillside holes.

Full-Service Course: Provides a pro shop, equipment and power cart rentals, professional instruction, tournaments, and leagues.

Well-Maintained: The course is well-maintained with regular renovations, including the reconstruction of nine fairways, 15 greens, and 17 tee boxes.

Variety for All Skill Levels: Suitable for golfers of all skill levels, with a par 71 course that is just over 6,314 yards.

Amenities: Features a great restaurant and expanded pro shop, making it a perfect 19th hole.

Tournament Accommodations: Can accommodate charity fundraisers, company morale boosters, and high-competition tournaments.

Limited Navigation: Some users have reported difficulty in navigating the course, especially without a GPS app.

Short and Flat Holes: The disc golf course is described as short and flat, with little to no interesting shaping or obstacles.

Flooding and Erosion Issues: The disc golf course has issues with flooding and erosion, making some holes inaccessible.

Safety Concerns: Some holes have safety concerns, such as barbed wire along the fairway and blind shots over walking paths.

Course Flow Issues: The course flow is rough due to gaps in space and long walks between holes.