Courses in The Greenbrier
Information
Weather
Four distinct seasons with mild summers and colorful falls. Best golf weather from late spring through early fall.
Destination Overview
The Greenbrier is a historic luxury resort located in the mountains of West Virginia, USA. Known for its Southern charm and elegance, it offers a world-class golf destination featuring three 18-hole courses: The Old White TPC, The Meadows, and The Greenbrier. The Old White TPC is the oldest of the three and has been hosting golfers since 1914. The courses offer a mix of terrains and challenges, from the rolling fairways of The Old White TPC to the dramatic elevation changes of The Greenbrier. With a golf academy, professional instruction, and top-notch amenities, The Greenbrier caters to golfers of all skill levels.
The Greenbrier is a historic luxury resort located in the mountains of West Virginia, USA. Known for its Southern charm and elegance, it offers a world-class golf destination featuring three 18-hole courses: The Old White TPC, The Meadows, and The Greenbrier. The Old White TPC is the oldest of the three and has been hosting golfers since 1914. The courses offer a mix of terrains and challenges, from the rolling fairways of The Old White TPC to the dramatic elevation changes of The Greenbrier. With a golf academy, professional instruction, and top-notch amenities, The Greenbrier caters to golfers of all skill levels.
Golf Experience
Notable Courses:
["The Old White TPC: Designed by Charles Blair Macdonald and opened in 1914, this course hosts the annual PGA Tour's Greenbrier Classic.", "The Meadows: Renovated and modernized in 2017, this course features panoramic views, challenging water hazards, and a significant elevation change.", "The Greenbrier: Originally built in 1924, this course was redesigned in 1977 by Jack Nicklaus. It's renowned for its demanding tee shots and undulating putting surfaces."]
Events & Tournaments:
The Greenbrier hosts the annual PGA Tour's Greenbrier Classic on The Old White TPC course. Additionally, they offer a variety of golf clinics and instructional programs throughout the year at their Golf Academy.
Golf Culture:
Golfing at The Greenbrier is steeped in tradition and elegance, maintaining a dress code on the courses and offering caddie services. It's common to see golfers enjoying a post-round drink at Slammin' Sammy's, a restaurant named after golf legend Sam Snead who was a long-time Greenbrier professional.
Notable Courses:
["The Old White TPC: Designed by Charles Blair Macdonald and opened in 1914, this course hosts the annual PGA Tour's Greenbrier Classic.", "The Meadows: Renovated and modernized in 2017, this course features panoramic views, challenging water hazards, and a significant elevation change.", "The Greenbrier: Originally built in 1924, this course was redesigned in 1977 by Jack Nicklaus. It's renowned for its demanding tee shots and undulating putting surfaces."]
Events & Tournaments:
The Greenbrier hosts the annual PGA Tour's Greenbrier Classic on The Old White TPC course. Additionally, they offer a variety of golf clinics and instructional programs throughout the year at their Golf Academy.
Golf Culture:
Golfing at The Greenbrier is steeped in tradition and elegance, maintaining a dress code on the courses and offering caddie services. It's common to see golfers enjoying a post-round drink at Slammin' Sammy's, a restaurant named after golf legend Sam Snead who was a long-time Greenbrier professional.
Travel Information
The best time to visit The Greenbrier for golfing is during the late spring to early fall, from May to October. During these months, the weather is typically warm and dry, ideal for golfing. The resort's mountain location provides cooler temperatures in the summer compared to lower elevation areas.
The best time to visit The Greenbrier for golfing is during the late spring to early fall, from May to October. During these months, the weather is typically warm and dry, ideal for golfing. The resort's mountain location provides cooler temperatures in the summer compared to lower elevation areas.
Local Attractions
Visitors to The Greenbrier can enjoy a variety of activities beyond golf including a world-class spa, casino, and fine dining options. The resort also offers outdoor activities like horseback riding, hiking, and fishing. Nearby attractions include the Greenbrier River Trail and the historic town of Lewisburg.
Visitors to The Greenbrier can enjoy a variety of activities beyond golf including a world-class spa, casino, and fine dining options. The resort also offers outdoor activities like horseback riding, hiking, and fishing. Nearby attractions include the Greenbrier River Trail and the historic town of Lewisburg.
All Courses at The Greenbrier
The Old White
C.B. Macdonald masterpiece and host of The Greenbrier Classic PGA TOUR event
The Meadows
Recently renovated course featuring challenging water hazards and mountain views
The Ashford Short Course
Fun and challenging 9-hole walking course perfect for quick rounds
