3000 Colonial Drive,
Oneonta, Alabama AL 35121
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Visit websiteThe Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined parkland. Undulating terrain - several slopes to climb, with some long tee-to-green walks.
Surroundings:
Woodland and residential.
Designer:
Jerry Pate
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30 miles NE of Birmingham
From the town of Oneonta, take the 75 South, direction Birmingham. After 8 miles turn right onto the 15, direction Locust Fork. After approx 2.5 miles turn right into Limestone Springs, and follow signs for 2 miles to golf.
Limestone Springs
Limestone Springs Golf Club: Nestling in a valley between two ridges of tree-covered hills, the up-market residential development of Limestone Springs can boast a championship golf course that is a delight from first to last.
With unobtrusive villas skirting only a few holes, the course retains all the naturalness and tranquillity of this Appalachian foothills environment. A glimpse from the back tee of the plunging downhill par-4 1st will be enough to whet any golfer's appetite for the round to come.
After this dramatic opening hole, you are eased into the remainder of the front-nine with good-width fairways laid out between towering pine trees. The bunkering is not too severe, but beware the alpine-green lakes and creeks that come into play on several holes.
The water hazards of the front-nine are replaced by dramatically undulating terrain on the back-nine, where many wonderfully crafted holes weave their way through the natural woodland, passing limestone bluffs (cliffs) and rocky outcrops along the way.
One of the most scenic, although toughest tee-shots you'll need to make is at the terrific par-3 12th; the green is protected by a creek to the left and towering pines to the right.
Stay&Play at Limestone Springs: onsite cottage accommodation available, see Where2Stay section below.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc. [Last updated: 2024].
Walking permitted at certain times; majority of players take a golf cart.
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Limestone Springs Golf Club is located in the southernmost foothills of the USA's oldest mountain range, the Appalachians. The range, which started its formation a billion years ago, runs north from central Alabama (around Montgomery) to Newfoundland in Canada, covering a length of just over 2,000 mi (3,300 km).
3000 Colonial Drive, Oneonta, AL 35121
+1 (205) 274 4653
Visit websiteLocated within walking distance of the clubhouse and first tee, the deluxe four-bedroomed Golf Villas at Limestone Springs are available to club members and their guests.
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293 Valley Road, Oneonta, AL 35121
+1 (205) 274 2200
Visit websiteThe Best Western Colonial Inn is located in the Valley of Oneonta, surrounded by the Appalachian foothills and many covered bridges. DIRECTIONS : On Hwy 75 in the centre of Oneonta.
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Limestone Springs
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