Lagoon Park Golf Course is a municipal facility in Montgomery, Alabama, designed by Charles Graves and situated in the southeastern part of the city. The course serves as an accessible public option in Alabama's capital, offering golf in a region where the sport has deep recreational roots. Montgomery's relatively flat terrain and warm climate provide year-round playing conditions typical of the Gulf Coast Plain. The layout at Lagoon Park takes its name from water features that factor into the design, with ponds and wetland areas coming into play on several holes. The course reflects the straightforward, playable approach common to many municipal designs from its era, emphasizing strategic shot placement over severe hazards. Tree-lined fairways provide definition and frame the holes, while the modest elevation changes characteristic of the area allow for generally walkable golf. As a public course in Montgomery, Lagoon Park serves a diverse community of golfers, from beginners learning the game to regular players seeking convenient access to affordable golf. The facility functions as part of the city's recreational infrastructure, hosting local tournaments and league play while remaining open to daily-fee traffic. Its role in Montgomery's golf landscape is primarily as a neighborhood course that provides an unpretentious environment for the game.