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UPCOMING Oct. 19th 2026 @ 0730: War on the Greens Inverness Country Club in Birmingham, AL. MORE INFO

WAR ON THE GREENS

Honoring Alabama’s fallen heroes, one swing at a time.
Pairing Veterans with players, we’re fostering camaraderie, sharing stories, and showing the value of our Vets. Each year, we dedicate the event to a Gold Star family—ensuring their loved one’s sacrifice is never forgotten.

Join the War on the Greens!
Alabama Veterans Golf Tournament

 

The War on the Greens golf tournament, organized by Alabama Veteran, a non-profit dedicated to supporting veterans, aims to honor fallen service members from Alabama. Each year, it honors a specific Fallen Soldier or Gold Star family, ensuring their loved one’s sacrifice is remembered. The event pairs veterans with other players to facilitate social interaction, which can help improve mental health by reducing feelings of isolation.

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Birmingham

Inverness Country Club

October 19, 2026

This year, War on the Greens moves to the prestigious Inverness Country Club, giving participants the opportunity to experience one of the Birmingham area’s premier private golf destinations. Its 18-hole championship course was renovated by noted golf course architect Bill Bergin and features beautifully maintained fairways, championship Miniverde greens, a first-class practice facility, and a traditional course layout surrounded by peaceful scenery. Designed to provide an enjoyable challenge for golfers of varying skill levels, Inverness offers the ideal setting for a memorable day of competition, camaraderie, and purpose. This is more than an opportunity to play golf—it is a chance to enjoy a course many golfers may not ordinarily have access to while helping Alabama Veteran make this year’s War on the Greens our biggest and most impactful tournament yet.

huntsville

RTJ Hampton cove

May 11th, 2026

The Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Hampton Cove in Huntsville, Alabama, is a renowned 54-hole golf facility, serving as the northern gateway to the RTJ Trail. Nestled in a natural bowl surrounded by the Flint River, lakes, and the foothills of the Appalachians, it features three distinct courses: the Highlands, the River, and the Short Course. The Highlands Course, a Scottish-links style layout stretching up to 7,428 yards, offers rolling terrain, tree-lined fairways, and scenic vistas, with a notable landmark—an old mule barn—beside the fifth hole. In contrast, the River Course, unique as the only Robert Trent Jones design without a bunker, spans up to 7,667 yards across former soybean fields, incorporating water on 16 of its 18 holes for a challenging yet natural test of skill. The Short Course, an 18-hole par-3 layout, provides an open, links-like experience with water on 11 holes, ideal for golfers of all levels. Located just southeast of Huntsville, this trail stop blends stunning landscapes with diverse, championship-caliber golf.