Huntsville Country Club

Huntsville Country Club is a private 18-hole course in Huntsville, Alabama, designed by Robert Bruce Harris and opened in 1959. The layout plays to 6,602 yards from the Championship Tees across Bermuda grass fairways and TifEagle Bermuda greens, with a lake in play. Practice facilities include a 28,000 sq ft Bermuda grass driving range with a 160 ft artificial turf strip, a putting green, and a short game area with a 3,500 sq ft TifEagle Bermuda grass green and 800 sq ft bunker. Instruction is available six days a week — range lessons, clinics, TrackMan sessions, and on-course instruction for ages four and up, with lesson packages offered. The clubhouse includes a restaurant with casual dining, a full salad bar, homemade soups on weekdays, and a patio with a golf course view. A separate bar serves beer, cold beverages, and is staffed by bartenders. The pro shop carries sportswear and equipment and handles club repair, shoe care, bag storage, club storage, lockers, and USGA handicap services. A TrackMan room with TrackMan 4 technology and a 225-inch screen is also on site. Huntsville Country Club is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Alabama.