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Virginia Top 100 Golf Courses

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1. The Olde Farm. The Olde Farm Golf Club is located at Bristol in southwest Virginia and the Bobby Weed-designed course opened for play in 2000. Read More >>
2. Kinloch Golf Club. One unique feature at Kinloch Golf Club is the 19th hole and no, it's not the clubhouse. It's a 188-yard par three, better known as the "settle-the-bet" one-shotter.
3. Homestead (Cascades) The Homestead mountain setting is truly delightful and the Cascades golf course looks totally natural with its ponds, streams and slopes, but the fairways were blasted through the limestone using tons of dynamite.
4. Robert Trent Jones. Robert Trent Jones Golf Club bears all the trademark design traits of the old master – expansive fairways, plenty of water hazards, lots of flashed bunker complexes and large, contoured greens.
5. Ballyhack. Set in a dramatic 190-acre tract of land that rises and falls spectacularly with breathtaking elevation changes, Ballyhack Golf Club is pure golf.
6. Highland at Primland. Martin Ebert laid out the fairways of the Highland course here at Primland along the tops of ridges and through valleys with holes offering sensational views
7. Washington Golf & Country Club. An under-the-radar 1907 Donald Ross design that was later modified by William Flynn, the course at Washington Golf and Country Club (the oldest private country club in Virginia) was re-imagined by Renaissance Golf Design in 2020.
8. Trump National (Championship) - Washington. With many of its fairways fronting the Potomac River, the Championship course at Trump National is a Tom Fazio design which debuted in 1993.
9. Virginian. Laid out over rolling terrain in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, the Virginian Golf Club is a wonderfully member-friendly course where the fairways are wide and forgiving
10. Farmington (Main) The holes at Farmington Country Club extend on three sides of the elegant clubhouse – a former plantation house – and the entire round is played under the watchful guard of several mountain ranges.

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The Top 7 Virginia Golfing Locations Augusta Free Press

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1. Kinloch Golf Course. The 18-hole Kinloch Golf Course, designed by architect Lester George, prides itself as a premium golf club located in Manakin-Sabot that attains the status as a private, first-class facility that rises to the level of the ultimate golfing experience.
2. The Olde Farm. The Olde Farm, located in Bristol, is a private golf club that prides itself on its rustic Southern charm. Its rural setting promises a world-class experience whether you come for the golf, the prominence of its culinary expertise or the grounds which feature top-notch tees, bentgrass greens and fairways which attract the biggest names in golf.
3. Omni Homestead Resort. The Omni Homestead Resort, located in the historic mountainous community of Hot Springs, this public golf course is home to the first tee as well as the newly designed Cascades golf course.
4. Robert Trent Jones. The Robert Trent Jones golf course is an invitation-only facility that sits on Lake Manassas which is located in Gainesville in western Prince William County.
5. Ballyhack Golf Club. The Ballyhack Golf Club is a leading, private retreat nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Roanoke. Renowned for its superb golf course views and breathtaking mountain scenery, Ballyhack is hailed as a leading golf course community among its members and visitors who find its serenity among the best in the country.
6. Primland Golf Course. The Primland Golf Course is an eco-friendly facility that sits snuggly among the natural scenery of the mountainous community of Meadows of Dan.
7. Full Cry At Keswick Hall. Keswick Hall is a prestigious, member-only golf establishment located in Charlottesville. Known for its comfortable, yet leisurely, feel, it has received world-recognition for its newest course, Full Cry, which is ranked 39th by Golfweek in its ranking of the top 200 resort golf courses in the United States.

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Top 100 US Golf Courses 20212022 Courses Golf Digest

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1. PINE VALLEY G.C. 7,181 yards, Par 70 / Points: 72.1554. Clementon, N.J. / George Crump & H.S. Colt (1918) More about this course → Photo By: Courtesy of the club/Charley Raudenbush.
2. AUGUSTA NATIONAL (Ga.) G.C. 7,475 yards, Par 72 / Points: 71.8240. Alister MacKenzie & Bobby Jones (1933) RELATED: A comprehensive history of every change made to Augusta National →
3. CYPRESS POINT CLUB. 6,524 yards, Par 72 / Points: 69.9692. Pebble Beach / Alister MacKenzie & Robert Hunter (1929) More about this course → Photo By: J.D. Cuban.
4. SHINNECOCK HILLS G.C. 7,445 yards, Par 70 / Points: 69.5265. Southampton, N.Y. / William Flynn (1931) More about this course → Photo By: Dom Furore.
5. OAKMONT (Pa.) C.C. 7,255 Yards, Par 71 / Points: 68.9795. Henry Fownes (1903) More about this course → Photo By: Dom Furore.
6. MERION G.C. (East) 6,996 Yards, Par 70 / Points: 67.6807. Ardmore, Pa. / Hugh Wilson (1912) More about this course → Photo By: Stephen Szurlej.
7. NATIONAL G. LINKS OF AMERICA. 6,935 Yards, Par 72 / Points: 67.3821. Southampton, N.Y. / C.B. Macdonald (1911) More about this course → Photo By: Stephen Szurlej.
8. PEBBLE BEACH G. LINKS. 7,075 Yards, Par 72 / Points: 67.3575. Jack Neville & Douglas Grant (1919) More about this course → Photo By: Photo by Joann Dost.
9. FISHERS ISLAND (N.Y.) CLUB. 6,615 Yards, Par 70 / Points: 66.4734. Seth Raynor & Charles Banks (1926) More about this course → Photo By: Stephen Szurlej.
10. SAND HILLS G.C. 7,089 Yards, Par 71 / Points: 66.4208. Mullen, Neb. / Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw (1995) More about this course → Photo By: Dom Furore.

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