Rainbow Drive 1884, 35904 Gadsden
Gadsden Country Club is an 18-hole golf course designed by Bill Bergin at the foot of the Appalachian Mountains. The course stretches over 6,575 yards and is known for tree-lined fairways with bermudagrass and rolling bent grass greens. The design is challenging yet playable, requiring strategic choices throughout the round. The club was founded in 1919 on a former peach orchard, with the original layout by Scottish George Black. Over the years, holes were redesigned and the nines reversed, with Bergin reshaping the course in 1997. Training facilities include two practice putting greens, a driving range, a chipping area, and an indoor golf simulator with Trackman.
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Driving range
Indoor golf simulator
Launch monitor / Trackman range
Extensive practice area
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From prices per person per night for 8 September 2026, based on 1 person and 1 night.
