NWO Golf Links
Being along the Gulf, fresh
seafood dominates the menus
and several restaurants in the
immediate area will assure
that you do not starve during
your winter sabbatical.
Southern Alabama
Like Louisiana and Mississippi,
southernAlabamahasgreatbeach-
es, seafood and fantastic golf.
Gulf Shores isone of the pre-
mier beaches in all of the
country and the area offers a
variety of shopping and din-
ing opportunities.
For Golfers, the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail has two lo-cations in the area that pro-
vide excellent “Stay & Play”
options.
The Lakewood GolfClub near Point Clear, on the
eastern shore of Mobile Bay,
has been completely reno-
vated and offers 36 holes of
championship golf. The clas-
sic
Grand Hotel Marriott Re-
sort has a unique history and
guests can stroll on the board-
walk or soak in the sun on the
white sandy beach.
Visitors to the area can also
stay in the historic Battle House in downtown Mobileand play
at Magnolia Grove,which has two 18-hole cham-
pionship golf courses, plus a
wonderful par-3 course.
For something a little differ-
ent golfers can check out the
S
tewart Lodges at Steelwood,
which features play on the Jer-
ry Pate designed, Steelwood
Country Club, or experience
Rock Creek Golf Club’s 36
holes of challenging and well
maintained golf.
Once again the freshest sea-
food, clam, snapper, shrimp,
crab and oysters are served
up in a variety of delectable
tastes by the local chefs and
guarantee that everyone will
be satisfied.
Southwest Louisiana, Missis-
sippi Gulf Coast and Southern
Alabama have a lot to offer
golfers. Do yourself a favor and
go somewhere different than
Florida or Arizona this year.