Golf courses in Leesburg, VA.

Leesburg, VA

The Robert Trent Jones Jr. Course at Lansdowne Resort is a 7,063-yard, par-72 resort course in Leesburg, Virginia, that opened in 1991. The tree-lined, rolling parkland layout asks golfers to judge big elevation changes throughout the round. The par-3 13th drops 50 feet from tee to green with a carry over a creek and a stone wall dating to the 1700s, and the par-3 17th requires a carry over water. The back nine also includes a pair of three-shot par 5s. The course is one of two 18-hole courses at the Golf Club at Lansdowne, alongside a Greg Norman design. Outside play is generally limited to resort guests.

Leesburg, VA

Raspberry Falls Golf & Hunt Club is an 18-hole daily-fee course in Leesburg, Virginia, designed by Gary Player and opened in 1996 on a former raspberry farm in Virginia horse country. The links-style layout plays to a par of 72 and 7,165 yards from the back tees, with a course rating of 74.7 and a slope of 135. Rolling terrain, meandering streams, elevated tee boxes, and Scottish-style stacked pot bunkers define the routing, with individually named hazards such as "Satan's Foxhole" on the 14th. Bentgrass greens and multiple tee options accommodate a range of playing abilities.

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Leesburg, VA

The Greg Norman Course at Lansdowne Resort is located in Leesburg, Virginia, along the Potomac River, winding through mature hardwood forest and past rocky outcroppings, with two holes touching historic sites on the property. Greg Norman designed the course using his "Least Disturbance Approach," opening in 2005 as part of the resort's 45-hole golf offering alongside a Robert Trent Jones Jr. course and a nine-hole executive layout. A demanding four-hole stretch is nicknamed "the hardest mile in golf," and the par-4 first features island tees. The course operates as part of a resort managed by Troon Golf, open to resort guests and members, with multiple tee options for a range of skill levels.