Welcome to the Capstone Club! A total public golf facility with private amenities & a championship feel.
Home of the "Champions Club" player rewards card, buy 4 rounds and receive the 5th round FREE!
"This will be a course that reveres and respects the traditions of the game, while producing a great experience for the golfer. It will be traditional in all its trappings- a clear reflection of the proud heritage of tradition.” - Course Architect Gil Hanse
Located in Brookwood Capstone is in between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa Alabama. Capstone is ranked 2nd in the State of Alabama by Golfweek Magazine, the Capstone Club of Alabama is a must play. This amazing layout is challenging and fun for everyone. With a beautiful club house capable of hosting wedding receptions, banquets, holiday parties, outings and more. The Capstone Club is the first choice for Golf in Alabama. Reaffirming that the Capstone Club is truly the Best Championship Golf for your money, Golf Magazine has ranked the Capstone Club #15 in the United States for courses you can play for under $50. See how many you've played... Click here for the full list
WHAT THE CRITICS HAVE TO SAY...
Click here to read the article in GolfWeek Magazine that ranked us 2nd in the state of Alabama for "Best Courses you can play" in 2010. Click the link below.
www.golfweek.com/news/2010/mar/11/2010-golfweeks-best-courses-you-can-play/
"The Capstone Club has quickly emerged as one of the most interesting and unique golf courses in the entire state." - Golfweek Magazine
Capstone recently mentioned in the Birmingham & Tuscaloosa news in an article by Ian Thompson click the link below to view
http://blog.al.com/golf/2010/03/thompson_alan_farmer_has_capst.html
"Architect Gil Hanse proved he could create sophisticated, yet affordable courses with California's Rustic Canyon and this Deep South design just east of Tuscaloosa is further proof. The layout balances thickly treed holes with more wide open ones, but always there's something interesting going on, be it the huge variety of bunker shapes, the 120-foot drop to the fifth green or the curling stream to negotiate at the 17th."
-Joe Passov, Golf Magazine Architural Editor
CLICK HERE TO SEE HOLE BY HOLE LAYOUTS, PLAYING TIPS AND GIL HANSE'S ARCHITECTURAL NOTES FOR THE CAPSTONE
