The best things to do in Mobile County

Between the renovated Crossings and Falls plus a Short Course Golf Digest called the best par-3 in America, Magnolia Grove Golf Course is 54 holes of creek-and-pine goodness right here at home. Sneak in a round this week, it’s player friendly without losing its bite and LPGA and Korn Ferry Tour-tested.

From the Mobile newsletter, September 29, 2026

Champion Bermuda greens and a challenging, semi-private 18-hole course at Heron Lakes Country Club make for a legit midweek tune-up. Hit the 300-yard-plus range, roll a few on the big two-tier putting green, grab PGA-taught lessons, then debrief at The Oasis Bar & Grill.

From the Mobile newsletter, October 6, 2026

Azalea City Golf Course has been Mobile’s hometown track since 1957, a parkland classic that plays easy if you’re rusty yet brings the bite for low handicaps. Go this week to soak up local golf history where Arnold Palmer once won and remember why walking fairways always beats scrolling feeds.

From the Mobile newsletter, October 13, 2026

Nexus Cinema Dining serves current blockbusters with legit in-seat ordering, a full menu and a real bar, so your recliner becomes the best table in town. Make it your easy upgrade this week and let 4K video plus Dolby Atmos do the heavy lifting while you just snack and grin.

From the Mobile newsletter, August 12, 2026

Swing back into form at Spring Hill Golf Course, Mobile’s oldest public track since 1930, an 18-hole par 72 with a classic layout, subtly undulating greens and real elevation changes renovated in 2009. Four tee sets keep it fair for all, plus lessons, leagues and club demo days to keep your game sharp.

From the Mobile newsletter, October 20, 2026

Since 1899, Country Club of Mobile has been the member-owned spot for golf, tennis, fitness, dining, and genuinely warm Southern hospitality. If you’re craving a week with more fairways, friendly rallies, and polished events, this is the place to lean into your routine.

From the Mobile newsletter, October 11, 2026