Magnolia/Pines at TimberCreek Golf Club

TimberCreek Golf Club in Daphne, Alabama, features two eighteen-hole courses—Magnolia and Pines—designed by Earl Stone. The facility sits along the eastern shore of Mobile Bay in Baldwin County, an area that has seen considerable golf development since the 1990s. Stone, a regional architect active across the Gulf Coast, designed both courses to work with the gently rolling terrain and natural pine and hardwood corridors characteristic of coastal Alabama.

The Magnolia and Pines courses share similar design philosophies but offer distinct routing experiences through the property's wooded landscape. Both layouts incorporate water features, including ponds and wetland areas that come into play on several holes, and make use of the natural elevation changes found in this part of the state. The courses feature Bermuda grass fairways and greens typical of the region, with bunkers positioned to challenge approach shots and frame landing areas.

TimberCreek operates as a semi-private facility, welcoming both members and daily-fee play. The club serves golfers from the Daphne and greater Mobile area, as well as visitors to Alabama's Gulf Coast. The dual-course setup allows the club to accommodate high play volumes while providing variety for regular players. The setting offers a wooded, parkland-style experience distinct from the links-influenced courses found closer to the Gulf beaches thirty miles to the south.