2 destination guides
Virginia golf trips
Virginia
Williamsburg
Colonial history, Pete Dye on the James River and Robert Trent Jones classics.
West Virginia / Virginia
The Greenbrier & Omni Homestead
Two grand historic resorts in the Allegheny Mountains, about an hour apart.
When to golf in Virginia
Virginia courses to know
Kingsmill Resort (River Course)
Pete Dye design along the James River and a longtime LPGA Tour venue.
Williamsburg · $$ · ModerateKingsmill Resort (Plantation Course)
Arnold Palmer's more forgiving resort layout — a good warm-up round.
Williamsburg · $$ · ModerateGolden Horseshoe (Gold Course)
Robert Trent Jones Sr.'s 1963 design inside Colonial Williamsburg, known for its par 3s over water.
Williamsburg · $$ · ModerateGolden Horseshoe (Green Course)
Rees Jones' longer, wider companion course.
Williamsburg · $$ · ModerateOmni Homestead (Cascades Course)
William Flynn's mountain classic, a perennial favorite in course rankings.
Greenbrier & Homestead · $$$ · PremiumOmni Homestead (Old Course)
Home to what's billed as the oldest first tee in continuous use in the U.S.
Greenbrier & Homestead · $$$ · Premium
Common questions
When is the best time for a Virginia golf trip?
It depends on where you go: Williamsburg peaks in Apr, May, Sep, Oct; Greenbrier & Homestead peaks in Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep.
What are the best golf trip destinations in Virginia?
Our Virginia guides cover Williamsburg, The Greenbrier & Omni Homestead. We also plan custom trips to any other public, resort or stay-and-play golf in Virginia.
Can you build a custom Virginia golf package for our group?
Yes. Tell us your dates, group size, budget and how much golf you want, and we'll design a day-by-day Virginia itinerary with tee times, lodging and a per-person price.
Have a trip in mind? We'll build it around your group.
Tell us where, when and how much golf. We design a day-by-day itinerary with tee times, lodging and a clear per-person price.