Call to Reserve Cypress Creek’s Limited Soft-Opening Tee Times
Call 251-753-9540 to reserve a soft-opening tee time at Cypress Creek Golf Course in Mobile; the initial schedule offers limited foursome reservations Thursday through Sunday. Mobile County’s September 23, 2026 announcement set public play to begin September 25, with a $65 green fee including a cart.
What tee times are offered?
The county’s announced soft-opening schedule is:
| Day | Available tee-time window |
|---|---|
| Thursday | 10 a.m.–2 p.m. |
| Friday–Sunday | 9 a.m.–1 p.m. |
| Monday–Wednesday | No public tee times listed in the initial schedule |
These are starting-time windows, not the hours in which you must finish your round. Reservations are required; the schedule does not establish whether a particular slot is still available. The official county parks course page, checked October 1, 2026, continues to list those windows and the $65 cart-inclusive fee.
When you call, have your preferred date, an alternative starting time and your player count ready. The published offer is for foursomes. If you are booking alone or with two or three players, ask whether staff can accommodate or pair your group rather than assuming you must pay for four places. Also confirm how far ahead you can reserve, payment requirements, cancellation terms and check-in time.
Can you use the driving range outside those hours?
Yes, but range access and token sales have different schedules. The official course page, checked October 1, lists:
- Range hours: daily, 7 a.m.–6 p.m.
- Token purchases: Thursday–Sunday, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. only.
- Basket prices: $8 small; $12 large.
Purchased tokens can be used outside the sales window during range hours. For an early-morning or Monday–Wednesday practice visit, buy tokens ahead of time; an open range does not mean you can purchase them on arrival.
Where do you go, and why is play limited?
The official course page gives the address as 3700 Saint Andrews Lane North, Mobile, AL 36693. Cypress Creek is a new public 18-hole, Jerry Pate-designed course on the former Linksman site, part of Rivière du Chien Park. The county says the limited schedule gives newly established turf more time to mature before operations expand. Source: Mobile County, September 23, 2026.
Treat this as a soft-opening schedule, not permanent operating hours. Before traveling, confirm your reservation and ask about current cart restrictions or other conditions affecting play.