Wicker Point Golf Club

Wicker Point Golf Club sits along the shores of Lake Martin in Alexander City, Alabama, a region known for its rolling terrain and abundant water features. The course occupies a wooded peninsula setting where the natural topography and lake views shape the character of play. The layout takes advantage of elevation changes and shoreline holes that define the routing, offering a mix of wooded corridors and open vistas across the water. The course serves the Lake Martin community, a popular recreational area in east-central Alabama that has seen residential and resort development over recent decades. Wicker Point functions as a semi-private facility, accommodating both members and visiting golfers drawn to the lake region. The design incorporates the natural pine and hardwood landscape typical of the area, with several holes playing near or along the water's edge where wind and visual distraction become factors. Lake Martin itself is a large reservoir created in the 1920s on the Tallapoosa River, and the surrounding area has become a destination for boating, fishing, and golf. Wicker Point reflects the regional style of golf course development in Alabama—courses that work with significant terrain movement and integrate water features both natural and man-made. The club provides a relaxed atmosphere consistent with lake community golf, where the setting and scenery are as much a draw as the golf itself.