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Wintergreen Resort (Devil's Knob)

Wintergreen, VA — Flint Hills National Golf Club, located in Andover, Kansas, is a masterpiece designed by the acclaimed architect Tom Fazio, opening in 1997. Fazio's design philosophy, often described as artistic and holistic, seamlessly integrates the course into the rolling hills and natural beauty of the south-central Kansas landscape. Known for creating courses that offer strategic options and visual appeal, Fazio crafted Flint Hills National to provide a challenging yet imaginative golfing experience. The course has quickly risen to national prominence, hosting significant events such as the U.S. Women's Amateur within four years of its opening and the U.S. Junior Amateur. While the entire course is lauded for its design, the 10th hole, a 150-yard par-3, is often cited as a signature hole, demanding precision. The closing 18th hole, a 496-yard par-5, also stands out as a memorable finish. Flint Hills National offers a premier private golf experience, where Fazio's meticulous attention to detail and commitment to natural integration shine through, making it a truly exceptional course worth playing.

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Type

Resort

Region

Southeast

LooperScore

74.8

Holes

Par

Design & architects

Ellis Maples — architect

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Wintergreen Resort (Stoney Creek)

Wintergreen, VA · 0.0 mi away

Stoney Creek Golf Course at Wintergreen Resort offers a captivating golf experience, masterfully designed by Rees Jones to harmonize with the stunning Blue Ridge Mountain landscape. Jones’s philosophy shines through in the course’s natural integration, featuring significant elevation changes, artfully contoured greens, and strategic side-hill lies that demand thoughtful play. The 27-hole layout, comprising the Monocan, Shamokin, and Tuckahoe nines, winds through the picturesque Rockfish Valley, presenting a diverse and engaging challenge. A standout is the par-3, 7th hole on the Shamokin nine, renowned for its scenic beauty and strategic demands. The overall playing experience is both challenging and rewarding, encouraging smart course management without overly punishing less-than-perfect shots. Stoney Creek is ideally suited for destination golfers seeking a memorable mountain golf retreat, as well as locals desiring a consistently well-maintained and engaging round amidst Virginia's natural splendor.

84.0 LooperScore

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