The Country Club of Birmingham

The Country Club of Birmingham, founded in 1898, operates two distinguished golf courses designed by renowned architects. The West Course represents a collaborative effort among three World Golf Hall of Fame designers: Donald Ross, Robert Trent Jones, Sr., and Pete Dye, creating historic and inspiring holes that have hosted numerous state, regional, and national tournaments. The East Course, designed by the legendary Donald Ross, maintains fidelity to its original design philosophy. While presenting a more approachable appearance than the West Course, it remains challenging and tests players' consistency and skill. Both courses are integral to the club's identity as a premier golfing destination. Located in Birmingham, Alabama, the club serves its membership with comprehensive recreational facilities beyond golf, including aquatics, fitness, and racquet sports amenities, along with fine dining options. The facility has established itself as a significant venue for competitive golf throughout its history.