Bristow Manor Golf Club

Bristow Manor Golf Club, a public links-style course in Bristow, Virginia, was designed by Ken Killian and opened in 1993. It stretches to 7,102 yards at par 72 across rolling terrain, with Zoysia-grass fairways, bent greens, and undulating putting surfaces. The layout has earned notice beyond the local area. Golf Digest named it one of its 100 Top Places to Play from 1998 to 2000. Hole 7, a 467-yard par 4, has been locally voted one of the Top Ten Toughest Holes in Northern Virginia. Hole 18 closes the round framed by a bunker and a pond, with the 19th-century Manor House as backdrop. Rated 4.3 by 50+ Hole19 golfers, it ranks as one of the most-played courses in Virginia on Hole19. A full-grass teeing area is available at the range. The pro shop operates from 6:30am Monday through Friday and 6:00am on weekends and holidays, closing at 6:30pm. The clubhouse includes a full pub that opens onto a flagstone patio.