Williamsburg Golf Club

Williamsburg Golf Club, a private 18-hole, par-72 course in Virginia, United States, was designed by William F. Gordon across rolling fairways interspersed with a lake and marshes. The club has hosted a range of competitive events, including the 2004 USGA Women's Open qualifying tournament, the 2017 Virginia State Mid-Amateur Championship, and multiple Middle Atlantic PGA and Virginia State Golf Association championships. Practice facilities include a range equipped with Titleist range balls and custom bag stands, two putting greens, and a six-acre short game facility with a 9,600 square-foot chipping and pitching green with two greenside sand bunkers. Private and group instruction, clinics, and custom club fitting are available. The newly designed Professional Shop carries apparel, equipment, balls, gloves, shoes, and accessories. The Grille Room features an oversized bar with granite countertops, flat screen televisions, an expanded dining room, and a Grille Terrace with views of the 1 and 10 tees and 9 and 18 greens. The Gentlemen's Lounge offers panoramic views of the 18th hole.