Blue Ridge Shadows Golf Club

Blue Ridge Shadows Golf Club, a public 18-hole course in Virginia, United States, was designed by Tom Clark and plays from 5,006 to 7,315 yards off a par of 72. The layout moves through hardwood forests with elevation changes, split fairways, and double greens. The finishing hole is a risk-reward par 4 fronted by Crooked Run Creek and framed by a 60-foot waterfall. The course has drawn consistent recognition, including Golf Digest's #6 Best New Affordable Public Course in America in 2007, Golfweek's #3 Best Course You Can Play in Virginia in 2009, and GolfDay's #164 Top 500 Public Courses in the US (#9 in Virginia) in 2022. GolfStyles Magazine has listed it among the Top 100 Mid-Atlantic Must Play Courses across multiple years. Practice facilities include a driving range with multiple grass tees, a putting green, and a chipping and bunker practice area. Blue Ridge Shadows is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Virginia.