Mobile, AL  Event Planning

More than 75 years ago Walter and Bessie Bellingrath began a horticultural endeavor that would become one of the preeminent gardens in the U.S., nestled among oaks and Spanish moss along the scenic Fowl River. Tour the Bellingrath Museum Home, a true

More than 75 years ago Walter and Bessie Bellingrath began a horticultural endeavor that would become one of the preeminent gardens in the U.S., nestled among oaks and Spanish moss along the scenic Fowl River. Tour the Bellingrath Museum Home, a true showcase of Bessie's original collection of treasured antiques, furniture, silver, china and crystal – and picture your next gathering in this captivating setting on 65 acres that includes a chapel, award-winning rose garden, conservatory, butterfly garden, a bayou boardwalk abundant with wildlife and much more. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Open year round (except Christmas Day), free parking.

For kids and groups of all ages, this fascinating complex of more than 150 hands-on interactive exhibits is all about fun. High-tech adventures in permanent exhibits like Hands On Hall, Minds On, Body Works, state-of-the-art laboratory with friendly

For kids and groups of all ages, this fascinating complex of more than 150 hands-on interactive exhibits is all about fun. High-tech adventures in permanent exhibits like Hands On Hall, Minds On, Body Works, state-of-the-art laboratory with friendly working scientists, WKRG-TV studio with hurricane tracking – groups will never run out of things to do here, not to mention watching a mind blowing movie in the IMAX Dome Theater, the only one on the Gulf Coast. Host a truly distinctive party here for 15 to 1500, choosing from any or all of the rooms, galleries and theaters, from a corporate reception in the three-story atrium to an elegant cocktail party under the stars in the private courtyard, or a sit down dinner in a permanent science gallery. You can even have a private screening of your family or corporate DVD at the IMAX Dome!.

It's coming – and the downtown Mobile waterfront will never be the same. The spectacular 90,000-square-foot GulfQuest National Maritime Museum is scheduled to open in Fall 2012, the first museum dedicated to the Gulf Coast's rich maritime traditions

It's coming – and the downtown Mobile waterfront will never be the same. The spectacular 90,000-square-foot GulfQuest National Maritime Museum is scheduled to open in Fall 2012, the first museum dedicated to the Gulf Coast's rich maritime traditions and only the third interactive maritime museum in the world. Step on board a full-size replica of a docked container ship, ready to leave port. Thematically linked exhibits explore the main deck, crew's quarters, captain's quarters, the bridge, plus cover topics including marine archeology and shipwrecks, animal and plant life, weather and hurricanes, coastal environments and much more. In addition to being a world-class attraction, the museum will offer four major meeting rooms and a theater for private group events.

Mobile is the birthplace of Mardi Gras – and don't you forget it. If you need a refresher course in the fascinating history of how the party got started, there's no better place than the Mobile Carnival Museum. One of the most fun, colorful and

Mobile is the birthplace of Mardi Gras – and don't you forget it. If you need a refresher course in the fascinating history of how the party got started, there's no better place than the Mobile Carnival Museum. One of the most fun, colorful and interesting museums – housed in a restored mansion of Mardi Gras royalty, no less – it's also a perfect place to throw an unforgettable party of your own. Fourteen gallery rooms of majestic robes, crowns, scepters, artifacts, photographs and a complete timeline from 1703 to present day will tell you everything you ever needed to know about the South's biggest blowout. Don't forget to climb aboard your own rocking float to see what it feels like to throw beads and doubloons to the cheering crowds. Take the party home with you from the on-site Toomey's store, crammed full of wonderful Mardi Gras merchandise. Open Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 9 AM to 4 PM.

Get up close and personal with not one but two National Historic Landmarks – the USS ALABAMA and Submarine USS DRUM, tributes to the bravery of Alabama's men and women who served in World War II, the Korean conflict, Viet Nam and Desert Storm; and

Get up close and personal with not one but two National Historic Landmarks – the USS ALABAMA and Submarine USS DRUM, tributes to the bravery of Alabama's men and women who served in World War II, the Korean conflict, Viet Nam and Desert Storm; and those who serve today. Walk the decks of the mighty battleship, then go below in a World War II submarine. Visit the Memorial Rose Garden, Ship's Store and Galley as you explore 175 acres and six decades of heroism in one of America's finest military parks. Open daily except Christmas Day. Catered meals are available for groups of 30 or more in the Wardroom aboard the battleship or in the Aircraft Pavilion.

Enjoy a leisurely trip and eco-tour on the Mobile-Tensaw River Delta on the pontoon boat "The Pelican." Explore one of the largest wetland ecosystems in the United States with a knowledgeable and entertaining captain pointing out diverse wildlife and

Enjoy a leisurely trip and eco-tour on the Mobile-Tensaw River Delta on the pontoon boat "The Pelican." Explore one of the largest wetland ecosystems in the United States with a knowledgeable and entertaining captain pointing out diverse wildlife and plant species, telling stories of the history and characters of the Delta. Daily excursions leave Wednesday-Sunday. Bookings available for private events or fishing trips. Hovercraft tours also available.

Long forgotten chapters of history are brought to life in a variety of tours spotlighting Mobile's culturally diverse heritage. Historic contributions and events are linked with significant locations in the story of African Americans role in Mobile's

Long forgotten chapters of history are brought to life in a variety of tours spotlighting Mobile's culturally diverse heritage. Historic contributions and events are linked with significant locations in the story of African Americans role in Mobile's history. Africa town, Fort Conde, the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, Union Baptist Church, Plateau Grave Yard and Hank Aaron Home are just a few of the many places listed on the historic sites tour. Step on tours are available for groups. A tour guide will board your bus with a map for your driver and narrate your group's tour of the many African American Heritage Trail sites.

Mobile's art scene is best illustrated in the diversity of its more than 30 premier art galleries that offer a wide range of visual arts in a variety of media and expression – traditional fine art, prints, sculpture, pottery, crafts, photography and

Mobile's art scene is best illustrated in the diversity of its more than 30 premier art galleries that offer a wide range of visual arts in a variety of media and expression – traditional fine art, prints, sculpture, pottery, crafts, photography and more. For collectors and viewers, there's something for every artistic taste in an eclectic collection of the city's galleries. Space 301 is home to changing contemporary art exhibitions, Space 301 (operated by the Centre for the Living Arts) is a casually elegant facility that is suitable for meetings, cocktail receptions, luncheons and more. It was established in 3002 as a non-collecting gallery space dedicated to the practice, study, exhibition and enjoyment of contemporary visual art. Robertson Gallery is a newer gallery in the heart of the evolving downtown art district, boasting an impressive array of some of the best local and regional contemporary and modern artists; it is available for events. Artology, Inc. is an eclectic co-op gallery on Cathedral Square in Mobile's art district that features fine art, jewelry, handmade items and unique gifts. Cathedral Square Gallery is one of the largest art collections in the region. It has an open studio on Sundays with working artists; gallery rentals, art classes and tours available.

For meeting planners, tour operators, educators, or even individual tourists – Bay City Convention and Tours is a one-stop shop for comprehensive meeting planning and destination management services. Its knowledgeable and competitive team can handle

For meeting planners, tour operators, educators, or even individual tourists – Bay City Convention and Tours is a one-stop shop for comprehensive meeting planning and destination management services. Its knowledgeable and competitive team can handle entire events down to the smallest detail. Their specialties include meeting and convention planning, military reunions, transportation coordination, tour packages, cruise packages, daily sightseeing and more.

Giving a rare glimpse of life in the Old South, this 1855 house was the center of social life, surrounded by century-old oaks and furnished with antiques. A stunning example of Greek revival architecture, it is one of the most photographed buildings

Giving a rare glimpse of life in the Old South, this 1855 house was the center of social life, surrounded by century-old oaks and furnished with antiques. A stunning example of Greek revival architecture, it is one of the most photographed buildings in Mobile and a delightful destination for corporate events, receptions and parties. Guided tours Tuesday through Friday from 10 AM to 3 PM.

Built in 1850, the house is furnished with period antiques depicting Mobile's history under five flags: French, British, Spanish, American and Confederate. Now a charming museum owned and operated by the National Society of the Colonial Dames of

Built in 1850, the house is furnished with period antiques depicting Mobile's history under five flags: French, British, Spanish, American and Confederate. Now a charming museum owned and operated by the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, guided tours are available Tuesday though Saturday from 10 AM to 4 PM.

Located in the heart of downtown, the Crescent is Mobile's only independent art house movie theater. Featuring a big screen and 100-seat auditorium, the locally owned and operated theater specializes in a diverse selection of first run independent,

Located in the heart of downtown, the Crescent is Mobile's only independent art house movie theater. Featuring a big screen and 100-seat auditorium, the locally owned and operated theater specializes in a diverse selection of first run independent, foreign, documentary and retrospective films. The concession stand offers a full selection of beer and wine.

Named after Louis XIV's son, Dauphin Street has benefited from an urban renewal movement that has given new life to a host of restaurants, clubs, shops and galleries housed in historic buildings in downtown Mobile. Known as LoDa (Lower Dauphin Street

Named after Louis XIV's son, Dauphin Street has benefited from an urban renewal movement that has given new life to a host of restaurants, clubs, shops and galleries housed in historic buildings in downtown Mobile. Known as LoDa (Lower Dauphin Street Entertainment District), attractions include the Saenger Theater, Bienville Square and the monthly LoDa ArtWalk, Mobile's free, family-friendly gallery walk held on the second Friday of each month. About two dozen venues offering art, live music, food and quirky shopping give the public a chance to pop in to meet and talk with featured artists and others, sponsored by Wave Transit and the City of Mobile Neighborhood and Community Services Department. A lively night life with live music can also be found at places like Boo Radley's, Grand Central and Pat's Kitchen. In 2011, a new walking trail was established in an effort to encourage healthy habits among downtowners. The trail is marked by signs that follow a one-mile loop beginning and ending on Government Street and includes a quick tour of the entertainment district.

Named for Joseph Stillwell Cain, the city clerk credited with building a tradition of Mardi Gras parades and reviving the Mardi Gras celebrations in Mobile. The casual Joe Cain Cafe is located in the spectacular Battle House Hotel. Menu features

Named for Joseph Stillwell Cain, the city clerk credited with building a tradition of Mardi Gras parades and reviving the Mardi Gras celebrations in Mobile. The casual Joe Cain Cafe is located in the spectacular Battle House Hotel. Menu features handcrafted pizzas, sandwiches and signature cocktails Big Joe Cosmo, Fat Tuesday Float and Carnival Queen Mojito. Open for lunch and dinner.

Personalized tours on Mobile's History in Architecture are given by L. Craig Roberts and can accommodate up to five people (no children under 16). Tours may be individualized to fit a group's schedule and special interests. Roberts is a member of the

Personalized tours on Mobile's History in Architecture are given by L. Craig Roberts and can accommodate up to five people (no children under 16). Tours may be individualized to fit a group's schedule and special interests. Roberts is a member of the City of Mobile Architectural Review Board, adjunct professor for University of South Alabama, lecturing on Mobile's history and historic districts and a graduate of the Auburn University School of Architecture. He has been in architectural practice in Mobile since 1979. $85/hour, minimum three hours, maximum six hours.

Mobile hosts a ballet and an opera company, as well as a symphony. Established in 1970 as Symphony Concerts of Mobile, the Mobile Symphony has grown into the premier producer of live symphonic music in the Gulf Coast region. Its education programs

Mobile hosts a ballet and an opera company, as well as a symphony. Established in 1970 as Symphony Concerts of Mobile, the Mobile Symphony has grown into the premier producer of live symphonic music in the Gulf Coast region. Its education programs have been an integral part of its mission from the beginning, reaching thousands of children and adults with high quality musical programs and first-class concert performances.

Mobile Ballet has a full repertoire of classical ballets, staging at least three major productions each year, including the holiday favorite The Nutcracker. Others include The Sleeping Beauty, Giselle and Swan Lake, along with original works by artistic director Winthrop Corey. With a company of more than 30 dancers, the Mobile Ballet has evolved into an outstanding regional dance company, serving more than 6,000 schoolchildren annually through its Discover Dance program.

The Mobile Opera celebrated its 65th anniversary with the 2010-11 season. Its continuing commitment to the development of promising young American operatic talent has seen outstanding artists leave the Mobile stage for appearances with the Metropolitan Opera, New York City Opera, San Francisco Opera and more. The company offices are at the Josephine Larkins Music Center (which it shares with the Mobile Symphony) and feature a 2,400-square-foot rehearsal hall, seven private music studios, conference room, catering kitchen and landscaped courtyard. The Mobile Opera Guild Auxiliary is the eighth in the nation to be affiliated with the Metropolitan Opera Guild.

A top attraction since 1973, Mobile Greyhound Park features live greyhound racing and simulcast horse racing. Over the years, the park has positioned itself not only as a premiere racing establishment, but as a leading contributor to Mobile's economy

A top attraction since 1973, Mobile Greyhound Park features live greyhound racing and simulcast horse racing. Over the years, the park has positioned itself not only as a premiere racing establishment, but as a leading contributor to Mobile's economy and quality of life through jobs, tax revenues and private contributions. They also sponsor the Adopt-a-Greyhound program, where retired greyhounds are placed in good homes. The Port of Call Banquet Room features group or banquet menu entrees such as steak and fresh seafood. Admission to grandstand and clubhouse is free (minimum age 18).

Mobile's official Period House Museum, built in 1833 by a wealthy cotton broker, the house features an impressive collection of furniture, coin silver, porcelain and art in a raised T-shaped Greek Revival. Includes the 1850 Cox-Deasy home, the

Mobile's official Period House Museum, built in 1833 by a wealthy cotton broker, the house features an impressive collection of furniture, coin silver, porcelain and art in a raised T-shaped Greek Revival. Includes the 1850 Cox-Deasy home, the residence of one of Mobile's most talented brick masons. Guided tours are available Wednesday through Saturday from 10 AM to 4 PM.

Built in 1860 by steamboat captain Charles G. Richards and his wife, the house is a perfect example of Italianate style. It includes a cast-iron facade depicting the four seasons, marble mantels, massive bronze and brass chandeliers, red Bohemian

Built in 1860 by steamboat captain Charles G. Richards and his wife, the house is a perfect example of Italianate style. It includes a cast-iron facade depicting the four seasons, marble mantels, massive bronze and brass chandeliers, red Bohemian glass and furnishings dating from 1870. Placed on the National Register of Historic Places, guided tours are available Monday - Friday from 11a – 3:30 p.

Since 1927, the historic Saenger Theatre has hosted thousands of performances, delighting audiences in Mobile who marvel at the stately architectural beauty of this treasured landmark. Its original decor – inspired by classical Greek mythology and

Since 1927, the historic Saenger Theatre has hosted thousands of performances, delighting audiences in Mobile who marvel at the stately architectural beauty of this treasured landmark. Its original decor – inspired by classical Greek mythology and Mobile's coastal setting -- was described as the "motif of a French palace of the Renaissance." It was designed to resemble European opera houses, with the original building featuring a grand marble staircase, ornate lighting fixtures, chandeliers and statues. Today it is the official home of the Mobile Symphony, with a renovated and upgraded electrical system, VIP facilities and state-of-the-art sound system, living up to its title as "Alabama's greatest showplace." The theater can provide complete special event production services including performance advertising and promotion, equipment rental, receptions and catering and all administrative and technical support services. Operated by Centre for the Living Arts.

A fixture in downtown Mobile for more than a decade, Veet's is located in a historic building on Royal Street across from the Riverview Plaza Hotel. The building has recently undergone major renovations, tripling the-square-footage of the bar and

A fixture in downtown Mobile for more than a decade, Veet's is located in a historic building on Royal Street across from the Riverview Plaza Hotel. The building has recently undergone major renovations, tripling the-square-footage of the bar and dance area. A new banquet room can accommodate private parties. Live music, karaoke, open mic night and spontaneous jam sessions make it a favorite hangout for locals and visitors alike.

Beautiful views of the delta are a bonus here, on top of delectable seafood and gracious service. Feast on an outstanding selection of fresh Gulf seafood and steaks while enjoying the panoramic views through gigantic windows. For private dining, they

Beautiful views of the delta are a bonus here, on top of delectable seafood and gracious service. Feast on an outstanding selection of fresh Gulf seafood and steaks while enjoying the panoramic views through gigantic windows. For private dining, they offer a choice of two menus in five venues, all with free audio-visual LCD projector, projector screens (first come, first served), and Wi-Fi. The Wheel House seats up to 10; Sleeping Porch, up to 12; Bay Watch, up to 30; Alligator Watch, up to 70; and Swamp Room, standing up to 1,000.

A popular place for breakfast, lunch and of course, afternoon tea, Ruby and her son Tony opened this downtown restaurant and special event venue in 1994 across from Cathedral Square. For its 15th anniversary they opened After Five, a new dinner menu

A popular place for breakfast, lunch and of course, afternoon tea, Ruby and her son Tony opened this downtown restaurant and special event venue in 1994 across from Cathedral Square. For its 15th anniversary they opened After Five, a new dinner menu on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Long famous for their Spot of Tea tea parties featuring tiered trays of freshly baked pastries, mini-croissant sandwiches and other traditional tea fare, they will work with groups to customize any special event. A popular spot for rehearsal dinners, corporate office parties, reunions, meetings and more, Spot of Tea has been recently renovated to feature a piano lounge. The LeStrade Dinner Theatre has a computerized LED dance floor, two blu-ray big screens, 12 HD televisions and a sports bar. Outdoor cafe.

A popular place for breakfast, lunch and of course, afternoon tea, Ruby and her son Tony opened this downtown restaurant and special event venue in 1994 across from Cathedral Square. For its 15th anniversary they opened After Five, a new dinner menu

A popular place for breakfast, lunch and of course, afternoon tea, Ruby and her son Tony opened this downtown restaurant and special event venue in 1994 across from Cathedral Square. For its 15th anniversary they opened After Five, a new dinner menu on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Long famous for their Spot of Tea tea parties featuring tiered trays of freshly baked pastries, mini-croissant sandwiches and other traditional tea fare, they will work with groups to customize any special event. A popular spot for rehearsal dinners, corporate office parties, reunions, meetings and more, Spot of Tea has been recently renovated to feature a piano lounge. The LeStrade Dinner Theatre has a computerized LED dance floor, two blu-ray big screens, 12 HD televisions and a sports bar. Outdoor cafe.

Zillions of oysters have been served here since 1938, and Alabamans and others have been happily choosing among "fried, stewed, or nude" when deciding how to best eat them. This Mobile institution has 12 locations in the south, all open seven days a

Zillions of oysters have been served here since 1938, and Alabamans and others have been happily choosing among "fried, stewed, or nude" when deciding how to best eat them. This Mobile institution has 12 locations in the south, all open seven days a week so nobody has to go a day without oysters. Although the juicy little bi-valves are the star attraction, other southern favorites abound on an extensive menu of appetizers, salads, seafood, steak, pasta, desserts and huge combo platters. They host special events at all locations for up to 100 people, including rehearsal dinners, golf tournaments, holiday parties, corporate events and family reunions.

Where the Mobile, Spanish, Tensaw, Appalachee and Blakely rivers flow into Mobile Bay is the impressive 5 Rivers Delta Resource Center – an exhilarating combination of education and entertainment in one beautiful center surrounded by nature and

Where the Mobile, Spanish, Tensaw, Appalachee and Blakely rivers flow into Mobile Bay is the impressive 5 Rivers Delta Resource Center – an exhilarating combination of education and entertainment in one beautiful center surrounded by nature and abundant wildlife. The Bartram Canoe Trail features six designated camp sites including four floating camping platforms that paddlers can reserve for spending the night in the Delta. Not just the perfect spot to explore more than 250,000 acres of scenic waterways, woods and wetlands, it's an ideal location for a meeting or special event for groups of 20 to 320 even if you never get on the water. The helpful visitors center features exhibits in a 4,000-square-foot exhibition hall, 90-seat widescreen theater, and 4,000-square-foot reception hall. The Cypress Gift Shop offers outdoor-themed gifts and local arts and crafts.

Founded in 1971, the Estuarium at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab reveals the mysteries of the Gulf Coast through exciting interactive displays and exhibits on the animals, plants, resources and ecology of the area. Alabama's only marine science education

Founded in 1971, the Estuarium at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab reveals the mysteries of the Gulf Coast through exciting interactive displays and exhibits on the animals, plants, resources and ecology of the area. Alabama's only marine science education and research laboratory, the lab offers a closer look at the four local ecosystems of coastal Alabama: the Delta, Mobile Bay, the Barrier Islands and the Gulf of Mexico. Two "touch tables" feature live and preserved specimens. Four buildings located on the South Campus provide more than 9,000 square feet of classroom/laboratory facilities, including the Wiese Hall classroom, seating capacity 50; Galathea, seating capacity 100; Horizon, four classrooms; Discovery, two classrooms; Endeavor, seating capacity 40.

Imagine an island paradise less than an hour's drive from Mobile. You don't have to – Dauphin Island is perfectly real and perfectly suited for families or anybody looking for the spectacle of turquoise waves rolling onto beautiful sugar-white

Imagine an island paradise less than an hour's drive from Mobile. You don't have to – Dauphin Island is perfectly real and perfectly suited for families or anybody looking for the spectacle of turquoise waves rolling onto beautiful sugar-white beaches along the Gulf of Mexico. Whether you're beachcombing for shells, biking or hiking along wooded trails, sailing, surfing, camping, or hitting the greens at the Isle Dauphine Golf Club, Dauphin Island has it all. The public beach features miles of undeveloped shoreline in its pristine natural state, four pavilions for groups, outdoor showers, playground and connecting boardwalks. Vacation homes, condos, bed and breakfasts and motels are all priced with families in mind.

For more beach fun, the nearby Alabama Gulf Coast offers 32 miles of spectacular white-sand beaches and a world of family-friendly outdoor recreation. Consistently named one of the country's top beach spots, the area's public beaches include Florida Point in Orange Beach and the Gulf State Park beach area.

In 2008, baseball great Hank Aaron's childhood home was relocated to Hank Aaron Stadium by the Mobile Bay Bears of the AA Southern League, with the restoration completed and a grand opening held in 2010. Never before in American history had a Hall of

In 2008, baseball great Hank Aaron's childhood home was relocated to Hank Aaron Stadium by the Mobile Bay Bears of the AA Southern League, with the restoration completed and a grand opening held in 2010. Never before in American history had a Hall of Famer's home come home to rest at 6,000-seat stadium bearing his name. Walk through history as you walk through the home that Aaron and his family lived in, now a museum filled with mementos donated by the legendary slugger and his family. The stadium offers a wide range of meeting spaces for groups of all sizes: The Stadium Club can accommodate 140 cocktail-styles; the 4,000-square-foot Harbor Communications Center up to 250 cocktail-style; the 755 Club up to 125 cocktail-style; the VIP Suite up to 35 banquet; and the stadium itself up to 250 banquet.

From the stunning Bellingrath Gardens, take a serene cruise on the Southern Belle, a 150 passenger riverboat-style vessel with a maximum seating capacity of 98 for dinner (reservations required). Dine while enjoying the sights and sounds of the River

From the stunning Bellingrath Gardens, take a serene cruise on the Southern Belle, a 150 passenger riverboat-style vessel with a maximum seating capacity of 98 for dinner (reservations required). Dine while enjoying the sights and sounds of the River of Birds – osprey, pelicans, blue herons, seagulls, egrets and numerous songbirds. Lovely homes and cottages also dot this area, rich in Civil War history. Guided 45-minute tours operate February through November, with the schedules and vessels varying with the season. In addition to the Southern Belle, the Kingfisher is an open-air 20-passenger ideal for exploring the river environment. Private charters are available on both vessels.

The Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo is the oldest and largest multi-special saltwater tournament in the country. Founded in 1929, the annual rodeo attracts more than 3,000 anglers and 75,000 spectators. A project of the Mobile Jaycees, it's located on

The Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo is the oldest and largest multi-special saltwater tournament in the country. Founded in 1929, the annual rodeo attracts more than 3,000 anglers and 75,000 spectators. A project of the Mobile Jaycees, it's located on Dauphin Island. The three-day event features 30 categories with prizes in first, second and third place in all categories.

Charter services operate in the area to accommodate individuals and groups wishing to enjoy some of the best deep sea fishing anywhere in the country – blue marlin, tuna, wahoo and bull dolphin (mahi mahi), red snapper, grouper, amberjack, king mackerel.

To say that the golf in Mobile is outstanding doesn't even begin to cover it: With more than 25 premiere golf courses in metropolitan Mobile, Golf Digest named the city as one of the Top 10 golf value destinations in the United States. Southern

To say that the golf in Mobile is outstanding doesn't even begin to cover it: With more than 25 premiere golf courses in metropolitan Mobile, Golf Digest named the city as one of the Top 10 golf value destinations in the United States. Southern Living awarded its Readers' Choice Award to the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. Mobile is a huge draw for serious golfers, and home to national professional tournaments including the Ladies Professional Golf Association. The temperate climate means year-round play and golf clubs have a variety of private meeting and dining space for rent for your function.