Private · 9 Holes

Elba Country Club

1477 Country Club Way, Elba, Alabama

PrivateMembership

9Holes

Tye AdamsCourse Designer

4.4★33 Reviews

Elba, ALLocation

The Club

About Elba Country Club

Elba Country Club is a private golf destination located in Elba, Alabama. Designed by the renowned architect Tye Adams, the club features a 9-hole regulation-style course that spans 3039 yards with a par of 36. Established in 1963, the club offers a serene golfing environment with meticulously maintained fairways and greens. Members and their guests...

Facilities

Club Amenities

Motor Cart

Pull Cart

Club Rental

Club Fitting

Pro Shop

Golf Lessons

Driving Range

Putting Green

Restaurant

Reception Hall

Clubhouse

Changing Room

Lockers

Real Estate

Nearby Listings

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109 Tom Morris Ln

Enterprise, AL

$325,000

Membership

Joining Elba Country Club

Members of Elba Country Club enjoy access to a beautifully designed 9-hole golf course and a range of amenities including a clubhouse, pro shop, and restaurant. The club provides a welcoming environment for golfers and their guests, with facilities designed to enhance the overall golfing experience.

Reviews

What People Say

4.4/5

★★★★★

Google · 33 reviews

In summary

Elba Country Club is frequently praised for its well-maintained greens, friendly atmosphere, and reasonable pricing, making it a popular choice for both casual and competitive golfers. Visitors appreciate the club's amenities, including dining and socializing options, and commend the welcoming staff and community. While the club is generally well-received, a few suggest opening the course to the public more frequently.

★★★★★3 months ago

Here for work and needed a place to play. I play a lot of golf it’s hard to find a course for $45 and it not be a complete mess. The greens here were some of the best greens I’ve ever played at a course under $80. Unbelievable, I don’t leave reviews for anything but this place absolutely deserves one for price and course conditions. Rare now days

— Kyle Boszor

★★★★★a month ago