Draper Valley Golf Club

Radford, VA · 19 mi away

The Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech runs along about 2.5 miles of the New River between Blacksburg and Radford. The Virginia Tech Foundation acquired the existing course in 2002, and Pete Dye spent nearly two years reworking it before it reopened in August 2005; it was formally renamed for Dye in 2006. The par-72 layout has five sets of tees ranging from 5,142 yards to 7,665 yards from the tournament tees, which play to a course rating of 77.5 and a slope of 145. Dye brought his signature sharp-edged bunkering and angled greens to the riverside terrain. The course is home to the Virginia Tech golf teams and is open to public play.

Riner, VA · 21 mi away

Auburn Hills Golf Club in Riner, Virginia, is an 18-hole, par-72 course designed by architect Algie Pulley set in the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwest Virginia. The layout spans 6,534 yards with elevation changes exceeding 100 feet, featuring elevated tee boxes and risk-reward holes across the rolling terrain. It operates as a public course and has been recognized locally for its value and scenic setting.

Laurel Fork, VA · 27 mi away

Olde Mill Golf Resort occupies an 800-plus acre mountain property in Laurel Fork, Virginia, in the Blue Ridge Mountains near the North Carolina line. The resort setting includes rolling fairways, natural elevation change and a large lake near the clubhouse. The course was designed by Ellis Maples and opened in the early 1970s. His son Dan Maples and grandson Brad Maples later carried out a multi-year renovation of the layout, rebuilding bunkers and infrastructure while preserving the original routing and green complexes. Olde Mill operates on a semi-private, resort basis with lodging and homesites on the property. Four sets of tees are offered, and the course has built a regional reputation as one of the notable mountain layouts in Virginia.