Logan Country Club

Williamson, WV · 25 mi away

Tug Valley Country Club is a 9-hole course located off Route 49 near Williamson in Mingo County, West Virginia. The club sits along the Tug Fork valley in the southern part of the state. The course was designed by architect Paul Schirts, with sources placing its opening in the mid-1930s. It plays to a par of 36 over roughly 3,003 yards from the white tees, with several shared fairways typical of compact rural nine-hole layouts. The club has a clubhouse with a restaurant and bar and offers cart and club rentals, with visitors welcome year round.

Alum Creek, WV · 28 mi away

Big Bend Golf Course is located in Tornado, West Virginia, on land within a loop of the Coal River, which gives the course its name. The property was purchased in 1949 by Julius Evans, and the golf course itself was built starting in 1963 by contractor Claude Henson, opening for play in the mid-1960s. The course changed ownership in 1978 and again in 1983, when Kanawha County Parks and Recreation purchased it; the county has operated it ever since. Water from the Coal River comes into play on several holes, and the course has needed periodic riverbank repairs after flood damage. Big Bend plays as a par-71 course of roughly 6,200 yards and is open to the public, with a pro shop and snack bar on site.

Barboursville, WV · 30 mi away

Esquire Golf Course is located in Barboursville, West Virginia, near Huntington in the western part of the state. It was designed by architect Xenophon G. Hassenplug and opened in the early 1970s. The course offers five sets of tees ranging from roughly 4,700 to nearly 6,900 yards, with bent-grass greens and fairways, giving it a range of playing options for different skill levels. Esquire operates as a semi-private facility with a pro shop, driving range and walking permitted, offering both nine- and eighteen-hole rounds to members and the public.