5 stars because it the best course in the Elko/Spring Creek area…read more While it may not be AS green as Elko's links, it FAR better of a course, elevation, hills, and not being rushed. As for the review below mine about 2 players costing 88 dollars. I'm not sure where he golf's normally (must be used to mini golf) but 40 a person for 18 holes and a cart is average, and then added tax. Golf is not a cheap sport, but that's off topic. This course plays well, and the people here are nice. The course is never too crowded as they do not cram in tee times every 2 minutes. They have a great menu for food and drinks at the turn as well.

The food is goo I recommend it for people that want to hangout with their friends and family. The…read morefood is premium and they have good soda. The seafood ravioli is a little but salty but overall it is a good place to eat at if you have a medium/large family.

Historic & classy old-money old-southern country club. The main building dates back to the 1700s…read more Food & drink options are good, the hotel rooms are comfortable & very nice. Best of all, the golf course is exceptional, one of my favorites.

fantastic experience today at The Grill/Farmington. server Nathan was attentive and fast, and the…read morefood was spot-on: Bang Bang shrimp, pizza and eggs bennie were all great. my hollandaise sauce was a bit under seasoned and lacked acid/lemon, but it was still very tasty. the wood-fired pizza was some of the best I've had in a long time. all in all, a great time!

It is my home course is the best in the valley the people who work there are really nice and truley…read morecare about the people

The Club at Ironwood is a semi-private country club that offers public access for higher green fees…read morethan members pay. The club offers an 18-hole (par 71) layout with five sets of tees (black, blue, white, gold, and silver), a driving range, a putting green, and a clubhouse/19th hole restaurant. Maybe I went in with too high of expectations, but I was a bit disappointed at the course conditions for it being a country club. Tee boxes were overgrown and felt more like teeing up on short rough rather than manicured, short-cut grass. Greens were slow, made worse by the recent aeration that left every putt even more slow and incredibly bumpy. And, at least from the back tees, several holes require you to hit blindly over a hill, so it's difficult to see the hole's route or where your ball ends up. At the end of the day, you're playing golf, which is great, and this is one of the few courses in Staunton, but I wouldn't return to play here again.

Our second try... the first was in March, we missed the ski season, so we came back for summer…read more Seriously disappointed that the water park was $370 for a family of 4! That's more than Hershey Park, Kings Dominion, and Water Park USA. Which all have better water parks. However.... We loved the recreation water park and just did that 4 days, the kids love it, indoor and outdoor. Zip lining, summer tubing, go karts etc... we had fun.

I waited a week to see if my attitude towards vacation has changed and I'm sorry to say it hasn't…read more If your going to this resort becuase your thinking it's like the hotel in dirty dancing - your in for a BIG shock. This is a HUGE complex spanning MILKED of mountainous territory. We stayed at the summit condos. This location was about 3 miles away from anything else on the property. Due to this anytime anyone had something scheduled to do we had to arrange how to get people from point a to b with only one car. This proved to be a HUGE hassle. The rooms - well ours needed a BIG update. The furniture was horrid. The couch cushions flattened into nothing and you sunk in the couch anytime you tried to sit. The best thing that could have happened to any of the living room furniture was to throw it off the deck. The bed was a giant non supportive marshmallow that caused me GREAT back pain. You could literally feel the dents from where people slept on it. It was awful. The kitchen was ok as passable at best. It had the world's loudest ice maker and dishwasher I've ever heard. Both looked like they belonged in the 90s. Onto the activities. Beware you will be nickled and dimed for EVERYTHING and that is so not a joke. The one class that cost $15 was for the kids to make a gnome home. They used an old milk carton and about $2 in crafting items. I'm probably being generous saying it was $2 of crafting material total. The escape rooms didn't work right and actually broke while we were there. On and beware things shut down on Thursdays for whatever reasons. So literally we went into town and spent time there cuz there was nothing to do on the resort. The pools are ok sized but have little to no shade. What shade that was there was quickly gobbled up by seat hogs that refused to move. I'm convinced people walked in saved their seats and left. The amount of stuff on chairs did not match the number of people who were there. This made the pool extremely hot and uncomfortable on the extremely hot days when we were there. Overall we traveled with 6 kids ranging in ages from 15-22. All were bored by day 3 and looking for things in town to do. Beware of the super strong timeshare pitch that you will be contacted about. While the tour they gave was nice there's no way I'd buy a timeshare there. Would not do again.

It has been sometime since we had been to the local Charlottesville putt putt. On a whim stopped by…read morewith family members and friends and enjoyed two rounds of fun. For people were able to pay each course for just around $20. This is an amazing deal considering how much the cost of everything including movies which a family affair could not go to for less than $80 No frills continue to operate as a dead in the early 80s when it first opened, but is maintained nicely with a friendly staff and fun experience .

We love putt putt so we had to check this place out. We played the first course of 18 holes for $6…read morethen decided to do the other course for an additional $4. Both were fun!

This place may have cracked my top three to play in Virginia, and that is saying a lot. Just a…read morefantastic course. I said to my friends when playing with them: there's not a bad hole on the golf course. Every hole has its own feel to it and each one adds to the layout. Lots of holes start with a risk/reward tee shot. I think this would be a great course to host a scramble as well. Green complexes are well thought out with areas you want to be and areas you really want to avoid. That's not always apparent from the approach shot. Layups on par 5s also need a lot of thought. But all of this adds to the replay factor here. Finishes on a beautiful par 5 with water all the way up the left side. Wish I had played it better but hopefully will have another chance at some point soon. Practice areas are a little spread apart but cover everything you need. Big driving range that they only utilize a small part of (which wasn't great). Two putting greens. One is a short game area green as well but it rolls just as nicely as the greens on the course. The only small downside would be it's not the most walkable course. A couple of holes have long stretches between them and it's hilly too. Service was impressive and the event here was very well run. Just be sure to stop by the Barbeque Exchange if you're coming from northern Virginia!

Let me start on a positive. The golf course is beautiful. As an African American member I…read moreexperience poor treatment from several members of the pro shop staff. I had an incident with Kathy Ballard this evening while dining at the Tavern ( restaurant on site). My niece was playing on the putting green which is located adjacent to the outdoor dining area. Several children frequently play in this area while their parents dine. Tonight Kathy came down from the pro shop to tell my niece's mother that her child could not play in the area because " the Fluvanna HS Homecoming kids being on site and ruining the area with their high heels" WTF does this have do do with a 4 year old playing? Kathy made no sense and she clearly took her anger out on an innocent 4 year old black kid. Yesterday I was at the same location and a white family had 3 children playing on the same putting green, doing cartwheels on greens. No one came to say anything to these children. I sat there for over 2 hours and watched these kids do whatever they wanted. Spring Creek Golf Club has NO diversity and they make it known that they so not welcome minorities.

A beautiful golf course on the Wintergreen Resort. Some key things to note:…read more - At 3,850 feet, the highest course in the State of Virginia - Access is only available to members, guests and registered resort guests - 50-mile views of the Shenandoah and Rockfish valleys - Surprisingly level mountaintop terrain My ears popped going up and down the mountain to the golf course. A good friend is a member, so that made me a guest. The mountain views are stunning and gorgeous. When it comes to walking, the level mountaintop terrain is true... When golfing, the hell with their level mountaintop. With their beautiful and super fast greens, the ball never stops rolling. A course like this requires precision and skill. Miss a shot or approach from the wrong angle and you can guarantee your next shot very far from the hole and in some cases, off the green. If you suck at golf like I did, you'll need lots of golf balls. Come prepared. Finding golf balls off of the rough are nearly impossible. My only gripe was that the greens were hard so approach shots didn't hold well. If you're a golfer and you're visiting Wintergreen and have the opportunity to play, take it. Bring your camera. You'll find some great views you'll want to snap.

Very slow play due to Tee Times being only 8 minutes apart. Not enough golf carts either. Greens…read moreare well kept though.

This course is in amazing shape compared to other course that charge more. I will play here again.read more

Nice course, friendly staff in the clubhouse and the golf pro was wonderful, but the course…read moreMarshall was less than polite. Maybe he should have watched us play, rather than speak uninformed. He did not quite yell at us, but he was less than polite, but he did say he wanted us to have a good experience. After we took too long on the 1st hole he asked us to keep pace and allow folks to play through. And we were too slow. But here is my gripe with the Marshall. From then on, we only ever took more than 1 swing more than par for the hole. And almost never took time to put. (I.e., on a par 4 hole, we took only 4 or 5 swings). Often we picked up the ball and moved down the course. On par 5s, we would go past the black/white post, on a par four to just short of the green to try our hand at chipping onto the green. On the 4th, a par 3, we Cleared the green, but the foursome behind us stood around starring at scenery. How long are we supposed to wait for them to play through, a few minutes, later we went on to #5 while the took pics of the mountain. Their bad, our ours? I think we were much more than courteous to those stuck behind us, and we were taking more than our share of the blame. We did not get caught again until hole 7. After which the Marshall appeared again and asked us to allow players to play through, said we were playing too slow, and should hop over to #17, which we were already doing.

Course is very overpriced for the conditions of the greens, fairways and tee boxes. There are…read morebetter courses close by that don't charge as much.