Top Things to do in Shenandoah Valley
Top Hotels in Shenandoah Valley
- 1. The Hotel Roanoke & Conference Center, Curio Collection by Hilton
- 2. Hotel Madison & Shenandoah Conference Center
- 3. Comfort Inn Roanoke Civic Center
- 4. Hotel 24 South
- 5. Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Winchester, VA
- 6. Best Western Staunton Inn
- 7. Hampton Inn & Suites Roanoke - Downtown
- 8. The Blackburn Inn
- 9. Hampton Inn Salem
- 10. Hyatt Place Harrisonburg
What to do and see in Shenandoah Valley, Shenandoah Valley: The Best Golf Courses
Discover the best top things to do in Shenandoah Valley, United States including Homestead Old Course, Cascades Golf Course at The Homestead, Heritage Oaks Golf Course, The Shenvalee Golf Course, Shenandoah Valley Golf Club, Waynesboro Golf and Games, The Homestead, Caverns Country Club, Blue Ridge Shadows Golf Club, Old Monterey Golf Club.
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1. Homestead Old Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Redesigned by Rees Jones, this historic 18-hole golf course has been transformed into a challenging par-72 layout.
Reviewed By DKLAG - Cleveland, United States
played the course recently with a group of 8 (played 2 times in 3 days). first tee times of the day so a bit of dew on the ground. surprisingly they let us go out. With that said, service at the course is excellent. The course is in great shape. Neat layout with 6 ea. par 3's, 4's and 5's. playing from the back tees still challenging for all handicaps. With the elevation changes, the views of the course and the surrounding areas is spectacular. bit of history on number 1 tee...it is the oldest continuously operating 1st tee in the country. Must do when in the area!
2. Cascades Golf Course at The Homestead
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
This 6,659-yard, William Flynn-designed golf course winds through Virginia's majestic Allegheny Mountains and is known for its gorgeous scenery and challenging layout.
Reviewed By sjclagg - Canton, United States
Great course, ton of history associated with it ! One of the most picturesque courses I have ever played. Building that houses the pro shop, is really neat and Lee ( the starter ) is a nice man with a ton of stories to share. A little pricey, but buck up and pay the money, you'll be glad you did !
3. Heritage Oaks Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
The first rounds of golf were played at Heritage Oaks on September 29, 2001. We are a par 70, 18 hole golf course nestled in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. We are proud to be the Friendliest Course in the Valley.
4. The Shenvalee Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
The Shenvalee Golf Course of New Market, VA features 27 PGA holes of golf on 3 separate 9 hole courses. It is one of the oldest continuously operating golf courses in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. The Shenvalee is a mature course with spectacular mountain views, manicured greens and fairways, and hole designs that provide an enjoyable round for even the seasoned professional.
Reviewed By Arminius1
I've been wanting to play Shenvalee for many years but as I live several hours away, I just haven't made the time to do so. Until this past week. Several of us made the trip to play their 27 holes. We figured if we're going to make the effort, we might as well make the most of it! I usually play anywhere from 15-25 rounds a year. And so far, this year, I haven't seen a course this green, well manicured and just fun to play. There was not a damaged green over the entire course- even after the periods of drought and heavy rain we've had recently. They ran pretty fast and several were very soft, especially the par threes when the balls landed on them. Each fairway was immaculate. The cuts were very fair and didn't give us any unfair lies. The yardage is short. There are several par 4s you could drive. But the shortness of the yardage is met with some very interesting shaping of the course. There are several holes where the tee boxes and the greens are of different heights- some extreme. You need to constantly think of not just the yardage but the landing zone. Several holes have blind greens, such as you're hitting on a hill, with the green hidden down the other side. It makes for a challenging but very playable course if you're hitting accurately. Several of the fairways have blind doglegs which, again, are very fair if you hit accurately. The staff we interacted with were all very nice and pleasant to talk to. Price was great, especially if you play all 27. I'm definitely making the return trip. The three of us who played were just stunned at how much fun this course was.
5. Shenandoah Valley Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
The Best Public Virginia Golf ClubWith three nine-hole golf courses and the top-ranked Virginia golf school, Shenandoah Valley Golf Club has earned the designation of the best public Virginia golf club. One of the foremost media outlets in our sport has made the title official -- Golf Digest recently named the club one of the 10 best places for a round of Virginia golf.
Reviewed By D2821ITroberts - Heathsville, United States
Even after the severe weather the are has had this 27 hole course is in amazing condition. The greens have been topped and are filling in quickly and the putts are very true. The fairways have been manicured and the rough is a bit long but nothing you can’t get out of to salvage a good score. Kudos to the grounds and maintenance staff.
6. Waynesboro Golf and Games
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Waynesboro Golf & Games has something for everyone. Our classic 18 hole mini golf course appeals to all ages, and our challenging par 3 course is a great place for a round of golf with family or friends. We offer drinks, snacks, and several classic arcade games in our clubhouse. Stop by and have some fun!
Reviewed By bizzybbrit - Mount Olive, United States
We have a tradition of stopping at a mini golf spot every vacation. This one has been the most fun! I am terrible at mini golf, but I still managed to have the time of my life. I hope to revisit this in the future to replay it.
7. The Homestead
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 309 reviews
Reviewed By DDStovall - Hiawassee, United States
Grand Old Hotel is getting a facelift! Roof is currently being replaced, with massive renovations to come, according to the hotel. It’s still a grand venue, with an unbelievable great staff.
8. Caverns Country Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By DRUMBUM718 - Norristown, United States
We come to this area every year for a golf trip and this year we played CCC for the first time. What a beautiful course and well maintained. The first thing that was great was even on a Saturday morning, with this pandemic going on there wasn't a lot of people playing golf so we had no one close behind us and there was a foursome about 3 holes ahead of us so we really got a chance to take our time, play a nice round of golf and take everything in. the scenery was beautiful. Course was in great shape. We were there on May 30th. Definitely be back.
9. Blue Ridge Shadows Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 67 reviews
Playing here, our customers know they will receive one of the best possible golfing experiences available. This is due to our attentive staff and the systems we have in place to provide excellent customer service at every opportunity. From the Bag drop, to the First Tee, to the maintenance crewmember, to the General Manager, to the grill attendant, the focus of our staff is to serve the customer and help them enjoy our facilities to the fullest, so they will tell their friends and want to return time and time again. Thoroughly renowned for the service we provide, outing coordinators and event planners will constantly seek us out. We will dazzle them with our attentiveness and concern for the success of their events. Coming to our club will be a sensation that their attendees will talk about for years to come. Designed by Tom Clark, Blue Ridge Shadows Golf Club opened in March 2007 to rave reviews by Regional and National Golf Publications. Golf Digest Magazine ranked us #6 “Best New Affordable Public Courses” in 2007, and the Washington Post named us a ‘Natural Treasure’. In 2010 and 2011, Blue Ridge Shadows was ranked #4 Best Courses you can Play in Virginia by Golfweek Magazine and ranked #32 ‘Women-friendly courses in America’ by Golf Digest Woman Magazine!
Reviewed By J6363WYbobp - Pottsville, United States
This is one heck of a course. We played in October and the course was in very good condition. It has some very interesting holes that will test your skills, expecially on the back 9. The staff is excellent and for the cost of a round of golf, this place can not be beat.
10. Old Monterey Golf Club
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 8 reviews
Test your abilities at this semi-private golf course which features a few hills, well-bunkered fairways and no water hazards.
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