Old Overton

Birmingham, Alabama

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Course
18 holes

Old Overton Scorecard

Front 9123456789OUT
Par45344443435
Back0000000000
Blue3925381713983953104261704043,204
Handicap000000000
Back 9101112131415161718INTOT
Par4434445343570
Back00000000000
Blue5144111903814012945121754343,3126,516
Handicap000000000

Tees, Slope & Course Rating

TeeSlopeCourse Rating
Back13574
Blue13171.8

Old Overton by the Numbers

Old Overton plays to a par of 70 and measures 6,516 yards from the blue tees. The layout features 4 par-3s, 12 par-4s and 2 par-5s. The longest test is the 2nd, stretching 538 yards from the tips, and the shortest is the 8th at 170 yards.

70
Par
6,516
Max Yardage
4/12/2
Par 3s/4s/5s

About Old Overton

Old Overton spans 6,516 yards and is a par 70, with options to play from the Back or Blue tees. This course presents a balanced challenge, with a slope rating that caters to varying skill levels, making it suitable for low to mid-handicappers. Expect to navigate through well-manicured fairways and greens featuring a mix of Bermuda grass that responds beautifully to Alabama's climate. With strategic layout and natural terrains, Old Overton emphasizes thoughtful shot-making over sheer power, inviting players to engage their mental game.

What to Expect

When you're out on Old Overton, be prepared for a course that rewards good strategy and finesse. The 70 par layout pushes you to think critically about each shot, especially on the approach to the greens, where precision can make or break your round. With a mix of doglegs and elevation changes, keep an eye out for trouble lurking off the fairways. It's especially important to evaluate pin positions carefully, as they’re often placed in tricky spots on the undulating greens—so bring your best short game.

Fun Fact

Did you know Old Overton has a reputation for being one of the best-kept secrets in Alabama's golf scene? It's hosted various amateur tournaments, helping many aspiring golfers hone their skills in a challenging yet enjoyable setting.

About Birmingham

Birmingham, known for its rich history and vibrant culture, offers a blend of Southern charm and urban sophistication. The city is famed for its role in the civil rights movement and is home to a burgeoning food scene, highlighted by everything from traditional barbecue joints to trendy farm-to-table restaurants. Whether you're exploring the historic districts or enjoying a craft beer at a local brewery, Birmingham has a warmth that welcomes visitors with open arms.

Nearby Attractions

After your round, consider stopping by The Fish Market for some of Birmingham's freshest seafood—it's a local favorite! For a little more downtime, you can check out the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, which shares the crucial history of the civil rights movement. If you’re looking for a place to stay, The Redmont Hotel offers a charming atmosphere with easy access to downtown attractions, making it a perfect spot for golf enthusiasts.

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