Greystone Golf & Country Club is excited to welcome back the 2023 Regions Tradition from May 10-14!
Regions Tradition is one of five major championships on the PGA Tour of Champions. Hosted right here at majestic Greystone, Regions brings five of the biggest days in golf and some of the most revered names in the game to our own backyard.
With excitement building, we’re thrilled to offer Greystone Members exclusive benefits that make Regions Tradition even more unforgettable. So if you’ve been thinking about joining, now is the perfect time! With the tremendous growth the Club has experienced over the last year, we are getting closer and closer to our capacity. To reap all of the Greystone benefits, including the ability to attend Regions as a VIP, fill out your membership application and email it to Membership Marketing Director Ashley Devine (adevine@greystonecc.com) no later than Friday, April 21.
Plus, you’ll get to enjoy many of the tremendous improvements recently completed at the Club. You’ll reap the benefits of the new Lakeside Activities Center with pickleball, basketball, fishing, and more; the newly renovated Legacy Course with fresh bunkers, tees, and greens; and the remodeled Legacy Clubhouse with a brand new golf simulator, an expanded patio, and a new fine-dining restaurant, Aqua, with the freshest seafood in all of Birmingham.
2023 Regions Tradition Member Packages
Take a look at what’s in store for those with a 2023 Regions Tradition Member Package:
- 2 personalized badges & lanyards (household dependents 25 and under receive badges at no cost)
- 1 priority parking pass to lot A
- VIP access to private concerts & Members-only areas (including the Member-only tents)
- Access to Cellar 91 and Back Patio, featuring a stunning overlook of hole #18 + a member tent located on the 9th Green
- And all of this with a $50 discount if purchased before March 31!
Plus, you’ll be making a difference for our community because this tournament prides itself on giving back. Since the tournament became Regions Tradition in 2011, the event has raised over $5.5 million for local charities and more than $21 million since the tournament’s inception in 1992. Children’s of Alabama serves as the primary beneficiary of the tournament.
