Rolling Bermuda turf across 6,773 yards of public golf in Montgomery
Rolling Bermuda turf across 6,773 yards of public golf in Montgomery. The terrain has enough movement to keep things interesting without punishing your legs. Four par-5s spread across the layout give you chances to make up ground, while the par-4 fourth hole earns its reputation as the toughest test on the card. A slope of 118 from the tips keeps things honest without breaking your spirit. Cart culture runs deep in Alabama, but Lagoon Park lets you opt out. Summer in the Deep South demands strategy. Book the earliest tee time available and finish before the humidity becomes a character in your round. Spring and fall mornings are the sweet spot. The park setting means shade exists in patches, which helps. At these green fees, walking makes an already affordable round even better. Not a destination track, but a solid municipal that respects walkers.
