Troy Country Club

The rolling hills of southeast Alabama provide natural elevation changes that architect Robert Trent Jones leveraged masterfully in this 1962 design, where elevated tees launch drives over dramatic doglegs and approaches play to greens perched above sprawling wetlands. The par-4 13th epitomizes the layout's strategic brilliance—a 425-yard test where creek crossings dictate club selection and reward precise iron play over power. This municipal gem punches well above its weight class, delivering championship conditioning and thoughtful routing that demands course management over grip-it-and-rip-it mentality.