Colonial Heritage Golf Club

Williamsburg, VA · 2.6 mi away

Kiskiack Golf Club is an 18-hole course in Williamsburg, Virginia, built along a ridge above a natural bluff. The club opened for play in 1997 and was designed by golf course architect John LaFoy. The layout runs through tree-lined fairways with water features along a number of holes, and is generally considered walkable despite some demanding stretches for experienced players. Open fairways and scenic views also make the course approachable for less experienced golfers. Kiskiack operates as a semi-private club, with tee times open to the public alongside a membership program, a driving range, short-game practice area, and an on-site grill. The club also hosts outings and golf lessons for players of varying skill levels.

Williamsburg, VA · 3.2 mi away

Ford's Colony Country Club in Williamsburg offers 54 holes of golf. The East Course is one of three nines combinations at the Dan Maples-designed facility, playing through the pines and around the lakes of the Ford's Colony community. The club has hosted professional events and welcomes guest play.

Williamsburg, VA · 3.4 mi away

The Marsh Hawk Course at Ford's Colony Country Club is located in Williamsburg, Virginia, one of three courses on the property. It opened in 1984 and was designed by Dan Maples. Marsh Hawk is a traditional, tree-lined layout with narrow fairways, well-placed bunkers, natural lakes, and noticeable elevation changes, playing to a par of 72 at 6,650 yards from the back tees. Architect David Johnson later carried out a renovation that rebuilt and enlarged the greens and bunkers while keeping the original character of the course. It has hosted the Virginia State Open and served as a PGA Tour qualifying site. The course is part of a 54-hole private club at Ford's Colony, with play limited to members and their guests rather than the general public.

Williamsburg, VA · 3.4 mi away

Blue Heron is one of three 18-hole courses at Ford's Colony Country Club, located just outside historic Williamsburg, Virginia. Designed by Dan Maples, Blue Heron is the longest of the club's three courses and plays through wetlands and natural lakes, with long, challenging par 3s and generous fairways carved from the surrounding terrain. New Champion Bermuda greens provide consistent putting surfaces throughout the year, and the course is home to a variety of birds and fish. Ford's Colony operates as a semi-private facility, with Blue Heron available to members and the visiting public. The club offers dining, a driving range, and practice areas, with golf available across its 54 holes throughout most of the year, though Blue Heron closes for maintenance in January.

Toano, VA · 4.0 mi away

Stonehouse Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in Toano, Virginia, about 15 miles from Williamsburg near the York River in the Tidewater region. Designed by architect Mike Strantz, the 7,013-yard course is built over rolling, tumbling terrain amid hardwood forest. Strantz aimed to make the layout blend closely with the natural landscape, resulting in large fairways and undulating greens routed through hills populated by deer and wild turkey. The club includes a driving range, pro shop, and the Stonehouse Grill and Bar. Stonehouse operates as a public course with membership options, driving range access, and organized tournament and event hosting.

Williamsburg, VA · 5.2 mi away

Williamsburg National Golf Club is located in Williamsburg, Virginia, near the city's historic sites, and operates two eighteen hole courses. The Jamestown Course, designed by the Nicklaus Design group, opened in 1995 and was joined in 2007 by the Yorktown Course, designed by Tom Clark. The Jamestown Course plays to a par of 72 and measures close to 7,000 yards from its championship tees, with five sets of tees available. It has hosted PGA Tour qualifying events over the years. Williamsburg National is open to public play while also offering club memberships, with PGA professionals on staff. The club provides dining, merchandise, and package options for visiting golfers.