Resort · 18 holes

The Greenbrier - Meadows Course

White Sulphur Springs, WV — The Greenbrier's Meadows Course, a testament to resilience and classic design, offers a captivating golf experience amidst the stunning Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia. Originally conceived by Alexander H. Findlay in 1911 and later refined by the legendary Seth Raynor in 1923, the course underwent significant restoration and reconfiguration following the 2016 floods, incorporating elements from the historic Greenbrier Course. This blend of heritage and thoughtful adaptation results in a layout characterized by breathtaking mountain vistas and its distinctive stacked sod bunkers, a signature feature that adds both visual appeal and strategic challenge. Players will find the 12th hole particularly memorable, a picturesque par-3 playing gracefully over Howard's Creek. While often described as a resort course, the Meadows provides a balanced test, welcoming to a range of handicaps yet demanding precision on its tree-lined fairways. It’s an ideal destination for golfers seeking a scenic and enjoyable round with a rich history, perfect for both resort guests and those exploring West Virginia's golfing gems.