Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail

The concept was created and executed by David G. Bronner, CEO of the Retirement Systems of Alabama. The mission was to effectively diversify the assets of the state's pension fund and economically help the state of Alabama, the philosophy being that "the stronger the Retirement Systems of Alabama can make Alabama, the stronger the Retirement Systems will be." The Trail started with 378 holes at eight sites throughout the state, but has grown to 468 holes at eleven sites. ==LPGA Tour==

Two of the courses currently host events on the LPGA Tour: The Senator course at Capitol Hill near Montgomery, which hosts the Yokohama Tire LPGA Classic, and The Crossings course at Magnolia Grove near Mobile, home to the Airbus LPGA Classic. ==PGA Tour==

The Grand National course in Opelika hosted the first PGA Tour event in Alabama since the 1990 PGA Championship, the 2015 Barbasol Championship. ==Courses and locations==

• Cambrian Ridge (Greenville) • Canyon (9 holes) • Sherling (9 holes) • Loblolly (9 holes) • Short Course (9 holes) • : Played as Canyon/Loblolly, Loblolly/Sherling, or Sherling/Canyon. • Capitol Hill (Prattville/Montgomery) • Judge • Legislator • Senator • Grand National (Auburn/Opelika) • Lake • Links • Short Course • Hampton Cove (Huntsville) • Highlands • River • Short Course • Highland Oaks (Dothan) • Highlands (9 holes) • Marshwood (9 holes) • Magnolia (9 holes) • Short Course (9 holes) • : Played as Highlands/Marshwood, Magnolia/Highlands, or Marshwood/Magnolia. • Lakewood Golf Club (Point Clear) • Azalea • Dogwood • Magnolia Grove (Mobile) • Crossings • Falls • Short Course • Oxmoor Valley (Birmingham) • Ridge • Valley • The Backyard (9 holes) • Ross Bridge (Hoover/Birmingham) • Silver Lakes (Gadsden/Anniston) • Backbreaker (9 holes) • Heartbreaker (9 holes) • Mindbreaker (9 holes) • Short Course (9 holes) • : Played as Backbreaker/Mindbreaker, Heartbreaker/Backbreaker, or Mindbreaker/Heartbreaker. • The Shoals (Muscle Shoals/Florence) • Fighting Joe • Schoolmaster ==Scorecards==

Scorecards for courses played on the PGA and LPGA Tours. ==References==