Williamsburg National Golf Club

Williamsburg, VA · 2.3 mi away

Blue Heron is one of three 18-hole courses at Ford's Colony Country Club, located just outside historic Williamsburg, Virginia. Designed by Dan Maples, Blue Heron is the longest of the club's three courses and plays through wetlands and natural lakes, with long, challenging par 3s and generous fairways carved from the surrounding terrain. New Champion Bermuda greens provide consistent putting surfaces throughout the year, and the course is home to a variety of birds and fish. Ford's Colony operates as a semi-private facility, with Blue Heron available to members and the visiting public. The club offers dining, a driving range, and practice areas, with golf available across its 54 holes throughout most of the year, though Blue Heron closes for maintenance in January.

Williamsburg, VA · 3.2 mi away

The River Course at Kingsmill Resort in Williamsburg, Virginia, was designed by Pete Dye and opened in 1975. Dye routed the course through wooded terrain along the James River, with the front nine playing mostly inland before the closing holes turn back toward the water. From the back tees the par-71 layout measures 6,831 yards, with a course rating of 73.2 and a slope of 136. The par-3 17th sits on a bluff above the river, and the final three holes run along the James River shoreline. The course is part of Kingsmill Resort and is played by resort guests.

Williamsburg, VA · 3.4 mi away

The Gold Course at Golden Horseshoe Golf Club in Williamsburg, Virginia opened in September 1963 and was designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. Operated by Colonial Williamsburg, the par-71 layout measures 6,817 yards from the back tees and includes seven holes with water hazards, highlighted by the par-3 16th, which plays to an island green with no fairway. The longest hole, the par-5 15th, stretches 634 yards from the tips. Rees Jones later renovated the course, adding modern turf and improved bunker drainage while keeping Trent Jones's original routing and green complexes.