Semi-private · 18 holes

Ford's Colony Country Club (Marsh Hawk)

Williamsburg, VA — Waverly Golf Club in Waverly is a charming and challenging 9-hole course that is a favorite of golfers in the area. While the architect is unknown, the course was built in 1923 and has a classic, old-school feel to it. The course is set on rolling terrain, with tree-lined fairways and small, well-guarded greens. The course is known for its playability, with a variety of hole lengths and a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The signature hole is the par-3 9th, a beautiful and challenging hole that requires a tee shot over a pond to a green surrounded by bunkers. Waverly Golf Club is a great place to enjoy a quick and fun round of golf, and it's a course that will make you want to come back for more.

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Type

Parkland

Region

Southeast

LooperScore

76.0

Holes

Par

Design & architects

Dan Maples — architect

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Williamsburg, VA · 0.0 mi away

Alvamar Golf Club, now known as The Jayhawk Club, is a classic Robert Trent Jones Sr. design nestled in Lawrence, Kansas. Opened in 1973, this 18-hole championship course embodies Jones' renowned philosophy of 'hard par, easy bogey,' challenging golfers with strategic bunkering, artistic landscaping, and thoughtful green complexes that demand both precision and daring. Jones Sr. was a master at creating heroic architecture, where risk-reward shots are paramount, and Alvamar is no exception. The course has a rich history, having once been a 36-hole facility and hosting significant golf events throughout its existence. A notable redesign in 2005 further enhanced its playability and aesthetic appeal. While specific signature holes are not widely publicized, the course's overall design encourages strategic play, with water hazards liberally used to frame holes and elevate the challenge. Playing Alvamar offers a quintessential Robert Trent Jones Sr. experience, where every shot requires careful consideration, making it a rewarding test for golfers of all skill levels.

74.0 LooperScore

Semi-private18 holes