Berry Hills Country Club

Berry Hills Country Club is a private 18-hole, par-72 course in West Virginia, United States, designed by William F. Gordon and opened in 1952. The layout moves across rolling terrain with tree-lined fairways throughout. Practice options are extensive. A 5-acre driving range runs 17 real-grass hitting stations from dawn to dusk in season, with five target greens that mirror the course. A putting green sits next to the golf shop, and a chipping green is positioned behind the blue tee on hole 1. A dedicated teaching area supports private and group lessons with head golf pro Barry Evans, using JC Golf Video Motion Analysis. The pro shop, just off the first tee, carries equipment, apparel, and snacks, and houses a 3D golf simulator. Dining runs from a five-course meal in the formal dining room to burgers and brews in the pub. The club also has a swimming pool, two Har-Tru tennis courts, and four pickleball courts.