Old Hickory Golf Club

Lorton, VA · 6.6 mi away

Laurel Hill Golf Club is a Fairfax County Park Authority course located on Laurel Crest Drive in Lorton, Virginia, built on land that formerly housed a D.C. Department of Corrections facility. Architect Bill Love, whose other credits include courses at Penn National and Hunting Hawk, designed the 18-hole layout to follow the natural contours of the property. The course plays to a par of 71 and includes practice facilities along with a large clubhouse that houses the Tower Grill restaurant, which is open to the public for meals beyond golf. As a county-operated facility, Laurel Hill is open daily to public play, with the course generally available from dawn to dusk and closed for maintenance on Tuesday mornings.

Manassas, VA · 7.7 mi away

Sycamore Creek Golf Course is a public course in Manassas. The 18-hole layout plays over rolling terrain with mature trees, a friendly course that serves the Manassas area.

Clifton, VA · 8.1 mi away

Westfields Golf Club is located in Clifton, Virginia, in the Northern Virginia countryside outside Washington, D.C. The course occupies its own dedicated acreage without residential lots lining the fairways, and it is a certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary. Fred Couples designed the course with Gene Bates, and it opened in 1998. Dense tree-lined fairways, undulating greens and well-placed bunkers with fingerlike sand projections define the layout, which plays more open than it initially appears from the tees. Five sets of tees allow the course to range from about 4,600 to over 6,900 yards, and a Civil War-era burial site sits near the 13th fairway. Westfields operates as a semi-private club offering memberships alongside public tee times, along with practice facilities, instruction and event space for weddings and outings.