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Saint Marys, WV · 16 mi away

Saint Marys Golf Club is located along North Pleasants Highway just outside Saint Marys, West Virginia, in Pleasants County. The course was built in 1934 and has operated for decades as a nine-hole public facility, with the affiliated corporation formally registered in the 1960s. It plays a relatively short, compact routing suited to walking. The club remains open to public play through its March-to-November season, with tee markers set at 200, 150 and 100 yards along the course.

Elizabeth, WV · 20 mi away

Mingo Bottom Golf Club is a public course along the Little Kanawha River in Elizabeth, West Virginia, the seat of sparsely populated Wirt County. The course follows the river's bottomland terrain, with holes shifting direction along its bends. The club was designed by Chuck Furbee and opened in 1996. It is owned by a group of local women, including Carolyn King, Sandy Shears and Ann Boyce, who have run the course together for years. The 18-hole layout plays to a par of 72 and stretches to about 6,468 yards from its longest tees, with five tee options for a range of abilities. The course has bentgrass greens and bluegrass fairways, and is open to the public with a pro shop on site.

Waverly, WV · 21 mi away

Golf Club of West Virginia is located in Waverly, on the eastern edge of Wood County, where the terrain transitions from Ohio River bottomland toward the Appalachian foothills. It is the only daily-fee course in the Mid-Ohio Valley. The course opened for play in the late 1950s, laid out as a parkland-style design over hilly, wooded ground without housing along the fairways. Rolling terrain, tree-lined holes, and water hazards define the layout, which plays to a par of 70. The club offers daily-fee public access alongside membership options. Its scenic, rural setting and unhurried pace of play give it the character of a small community golf club, and it provides driving range and practice green facilities for golfers of all levels.