The best things to do in Tuscaloosa County

Tall Pines Golf Club keeps it laid-back and local with a semi-private 18-hole track that plays 6,300 yards, plus a natural-turf range, putting green, and a solid pro shop. Summer bonus, their pool and casual events make it easy to bring the whole crew.

From the Tuscaloosa newsletter, August 4, 2026

Indian Hills Country Club nails the Tuscaloosa trifecta with a classic golf scene guided by Tripp Davis & Associates, legit tennis programs for every level, and a resort-style pool that screams summer. Grab Sunday brunch, hang at the 19th Hole, or plan the meeting people actually want to attend.

From the Tuscaloosa newsletter, October 11, 2026

Historic Drish House blends Italian Renaissance grandeur with modern amenities across versatile event spaces, including a beautifully restored two-story mansion with Ionic columns and a 40 by 80 party tent on landscaped grounds, right here in Tuscaloosa.

From the Tuscaloosa newsletter, October 27, 2026

Well-appointed multiplex chain featuring digital projection & stadium seating; some offer IMAX & 3D.

Need a home-course challenge that actually makes practice fun?

From the Tuscaloosa newsletter, October 13, 2026

Looking to level up your swing this week, The Links at Tuscaloosa Golf & Country Club delivers affordable championship golf with a family friendly vibe and that country club energy locals actually use. Practice your golf game or gather the usual foursome, then claim bragging rights until next weekend.

From the Tuscaloosa newsletter, October 25, 2026

Weekend-only 18-hole golf course with GPS-enabled carts and on-site simulators.

If your group text needs a win, Escape Tuscaloosa lines up three boutique escape rooms packed with interactive, brain-tickling puzzles that actually reward teamwork. Great for family nights, friend squads, or team building when you want a legit challenge and a fun story to talk about later.

From the Tuscaloosa newsletter, September 29, 2026

Your board deserves a midweek mood lift, and Skate Park Mural brings it with smooth lines and a little creative flair. Cruise a few laps this week, try that trick you keep side-eying, then call it a win and grab dinner like you didn’t just sweat for an hour.

From the Tuscaloosa newsletter, October 20, 2026

Whether you're tailgating or just chasing that electric fall buzz, Bryant-Denny Stadium delivers with 100,077 seats, booming corner videoboards, and the newly christened Saban Field honoring Nick Saban.

From the Tuscaloosa newsletter, October 6, 2026

Upscale entertainment destination with bowling, craft food & cocktails, plus lively arcades.