
Divine Nine Course
Divine Nine & Alpine Target Golf
About this course
Divine Nine is a nine-hole course located in Longview, Texas, designed by Mike Williams. The layout offers a compact routing suitable for players seeking a shorter round or those working on specific aspects of their game. As a nine-hole facility, it provides an accessible option for the local golfing community and serves as a practical venue for practice, instruction, and casual play. The course operates under the Divine Nine & Alpine Target Golf banner, suggesting a dual-purpose facility that may combine traditional golf with range or practice amenities. This model allows golfers to work on their swing and short game alongside course play. The Longview setting places the course in East Texas, a region characterized by pine forests and relatively flat terrain typical of the area's landscape. Without extensive tournament history or widespread national recognition, Divine Nine functions primarily as a local or regional resource rather than a destination venue. The nine-hole format makes it an efficient option for players with limited time, junior golfers, or those developing their skills. The course's design and maintenance reflect its role within the broader Alpine Target Golf operation, which likely emphasizes instruction and practice-oriented golf.
Quick facts
- Location
- Longview, TX, USA
- Access
- Public
- Year built
- 1998
- Designer
- Mike Williams
- Holes
- 9
- Par
- 27
- Length
- 842 yards
Getting there
The journey to Divine Nine & Alpine Target Golf begins at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), the nearest major hub, followed by a straightforward two-hour drive southeast through the pine forests and gentle terrain of East Texas toward Longview. For those arriving by private aircraft, Longview Regional Airport (LGV) sits just minutes from the property and offers a more discreet entry point. The final stretch transitions from interstate commerce into the quieter landscape surrounding Longview, where the club's manicured grounds and modern tracking facilities emerge as a refined counterpoint to the region's natural woodland character.

FAQ
Common questions about Divine Nine
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Divine Nine was designed by Mike Williams.
Yes. Divine Nine is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.
Par at Divine Nine is 27.
Divine Nine plays 842 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
Divine Nine is a 9-hole course.



