The Virginian Golf

With rarely-found Zoysia grass fairways, bentgrass greens and bluegrass roughs, The Virginian is one of the most impeccably maintained golf courses in the U.S.

Between the 13th green and 14th tee, lies an example of the owners’ commitment to excellence. A stone tunnel, which connects the two holes, was constructed to hide the cement cart path to the 14th tee, where two megaton, eight-foot boulders stand tall by the tee. Thus no cement can be seen from the clubhouse a half a mile away; and a million dollars worth of real estate was left untouched as an amphitheater surrounding the 13th green.

A conspicuous symbol of The Virginian’s commitment to the principles of tradition, fellowship and pride of ownership, the new 30,000 square foot clubhouse sits atop the highest hill in the community, a confirmation of promises kept. Handsome, classic, elegant and absent of pretense, The Virginian’s Clubhouse is a distinguished reminder of the way things were.

Exterior materials include native field stone, cedar wood shakes, clapboard siding and weathered copper. Inside, a dry-stacked field stone fireplace in the dining room soars 44 feet to a cathedral ceiling of hardwoods supported by massive oak arches.
After Fazio completed the golf course routing, hardwood trees earmarked for removal were harvested, kiln-dried and used to craft the clubs lockers of solid oak and the golf shop fixtures of walnut. Also, a rocking chair porch overlooks the Southern Highlands and nearly all of the back nine holes.

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Directions

Located just off Exit 10 of I-81