Old Trail Golf Club

Waynesboro, VA · 9.4 mi away

Orchard Creek in Waynesboro was long known as Waynesboro Golf & Country Club. Fred Findlay designed the 18-hole course, which dates to 1950, in the Shenandoah Valley. It's semi-private, and the public can book tee times.

Charlottesville, VA · 9.9 mi away

Historic resort golf near the University of Virginia

Wintergreen, VA · 16 mi away

Stoney Creek Golf Course is part of Wintergreen Resort in the Rockfish Valley of Nelson County, Virginia, set beneath the Blue Ridge Mountains a short drive from the resort's mountaintop ski area. Designed by Rees Jones, with an original 18 holes opening in 1988 and a third nine added in 1998, the course consists of three nine-hole sections named Monocan, Shamokin, and Tuckahoe. Jones routed the holes to follow mountain streams and natural elevation change, incorporating meandering water, hardwood forest, and wetlands into play. Because many holes run uphill or downhill, yardages can play longer or shorter than the scorecard suggests, and forward tees are often recommended for a first round. Stoney Creek operates as a public course open to all, distinct from Wintergreen's private, members-only Devils Knob course on the mountain. It is playable much of the year given Virginia's milder valley climate.

Keswick, VA · 18 mi away

Full Cry at Keswick Hall is an 18-hole, par-72 resort course in Keswick, Virginia, near Charlottesville. The original course was laid out by Fred Findlay in 1949 and updated by Arnold Palmer Design in the early 1990s; Pete and Alice Dye reworked it into the current sand-capped Full Cry layout, which opened October 10, 2014. It plays 7,134 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 73.9 and a slope of 139. The routing moves through rolling Piedmont terrain with wide fairways, deep bunkering and mounded greens, set within the Keswick Hall estate in Albemarle County.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Harrisonburg, VA · 24 mi away

Lakeview Golf Course is located just east of Harrisonburg, Virginia, in the Shenandoah Valley, offering three distinct nine-hole loops known as Lake, Forest, and Mountain. The Lake nine was completed in 1967 and includes views of two spring-fed irrigation ponds, while the Forest nine was built in stages through 1987 and is framed by woods on every hole. The Mountain nine, finished in 2001, opens into wider fairways and large greens with views across the Shenandoah Valley. The nines were designed by Ault Clark and feature varying elevation change, streams, and bunkering. Lakeview is a public 27-hole facility with course memberships and cart plans available for regular players. It maintains a practice complex for long game, short game, and putting work.

Palmyra, VA · 24 mi away

Lake Monticello Golf Course is a public, 18-hole course in Palmyra, Virginia, within the Lake Monticello residential community in Fluvanna County, near Charlottesville. The course was designed by architect Buddy Loving, with some sources also crediting Algie Pulley, and opened in the early 1970s, taking advantage of the rolling terrain typical of Virginia's Piedmont region. It plays to a par of 72 across a wide range of tee options, with Bermuda fairways and bentgrass greens. While situated inside a private community, the course itself operates with public access to tee times alongside a membership program. The layout includes a mix of open and wooded holes shaped by the property's natural contours rather than significant earth-moving.