Cider Ridge Golf Club

Cider Ridge Golf Club is a public 18-hole course in Oxford, Alabama, designed by Bill Bergin of Bergin Design and laid out across 6,976 yards of central Alabama terrain bordering the Talladega National Forest and the Talladega Mountains. The course sits at the base of Mt. Cheaha, Alabama's tallest mountain, and has earned award recognition for its design. The front nine plays in a traditional parkland style, with tree-lined fairways, century-old oaks, and streams including Choccolocco Creek. The back nine shifts in character, bringing rolling hills, significant elevation changes, mountain views, dense hardwood forests, and water features such as Little Hillabee Creek. The signature 12th hole features a natural waterfall that remains intact to this day.