Caverns Country Club Resort

New Market, VA · 9.3 mi away

Shenvalee Golf Resort occupies 145 acres in New Market, Virginia, in the Shenandoah Valley beneath Massanutten Mountain. The Olde Course, the original nine holes, opened for play in 1927 and was built with pick-and-shovel labor and horse-drawn wagons; Bobby Jones took part in its opening ceremony. A second nine, now part of the Creek Course, was added in 1964, and the Miller Course followed in 1992, giving the property 27 total holes across three distinct nines that can be combined for 18-hole rounds. The Creek nine follows Smith Creek and is considered the most scenic, while the Miller nine is more open with fewer hazards. The grounds include a Colonial Revival lodge dating to the 1920s and later motel buildings, and the whole complex is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Golfers can walk up in most conditions, and the course remains open to public play.

Sperryville, VA · 15 mi away

The Schoolhouse Nine is a 9-hole public course in Sperryville, Virginia, made up entirely of par 3s between 85 and 171 yards, par 27 over about 1,206 yards. It opened in July 2015 as the first course in Rappahannock County and was designed by Mike McCartin, who worked as a shaper for Tom Doak. Construction moved almost no earth: only the greens and tees were disturbed. The holes wander through native wildflower meadows along the Thornton River, past the stone ruins of the old Smoot Tannery, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge. Check-in is inside the historic Sperryville schoolhouse next to Headmaster's Pub, and pull carts come with a membership.

Last verified 2026-09-16

Basye, VA · 17 mi away

Bryce Resort's golf course is located in Basye, Virginia, in the Shenandoah Valley, as part of a four-season resort that also offers skiing and other outdoor recreation. The course was designed by Edmund B. Ault and opened in the early 1970s. The layout runs through tree-lined corridors with mountain views, and Stony Creek comes into play on several holes across the front and back nines. Fairway bunkers and a compact routing keep the course a manageable walk for a mountain layout. The course plays to a par of 71 from the back tees and is open daily to the public with cart and walking play available. A practice tee and putting green sit near the clubhouse, and tee times can be booked up to ten days in advance.