Your mental strength, first. Your ego second…read more Honestly, a course every golfer should experience. I personally would love to see the best go against this course. True, their habits are more refined than an amateur, but it sure would be fun to watch. Greens are glass tops. Fairways are perfect, and you better find them, or it is a lost ball, EVERY time. Some of the best par 3's in the country. The finishing hole is a par 4 at 486 yards, with a tee shot over water and with a carry needed of 230 yards, your second is over water to a narrow peninsula green, hazards on 3 sides. Mike Strantz punches you in the mouth on every hole. It is glorious. This course demands you be good right from the start. This is a must play.

Overall layout of the golf course is very fun and interesting, but the tees, fairways, and…read moreespecially greens are in horrible shape. Most of the greens are unplayable and are very bumpy due to the bermuda grass still being 'dormant' in June, seems it was not taken care of properly in the winter & early spring. $120 is ridiculous for the shape this course is currently in. Consider other courses in the area if you are planning to travel to Williamsburg this summer.

Service depends on if there is the usual one man show .. the food is fantastic, I love the salmon …read more They could have a thriving fabulous business

Excellent burgers, house chips, onion rings. They have good selection of specials that change…read moredaily. Friendly staff and some great music on Fridays with local artists.

Fun and challenging golf course. In good condition and staff were very friendly. Recommend riding…read moreas the walk between holes were quite steep. Definitely plan to come back to play again!

Wow!!!! What a fantastic course for a great price! Really wish we had more courses like this in…read morethe VB area as it took game play to a whole different level. Playing LONG, it challenges any level of golfer for sure! The course was in great shape with really nice greens, especially in January. The view was gorgeous and so peaceful! Now I am not the greatest golfer but with my experience and 15 handicap, I would definitely say you need to at least be able to make solid contact with the ball as the distance could be challenging to reach in par. If you are new, playing from anything beyond the whites should really be considered for better ball strikers because it truly is long and challenging and suited for the lower handicap or scratch players. Slow play will come into play if trying to play out of your element. It is quite forgiving but if you get into the woods, it is difficult to find the ball under the leaves which slows it even more. Definitely not a walking course and loads of hills/undulations all over the place. It is a very fun/challenging course and was worth the hour and 10 minute drive. I will definitely consider making my way at least once a year to experience the courses in the Williamsburg to Richmond area. Definitely a different ball game versus where I live.

LOVED this golf course!…read more Overview: ~We came here on a Sunday morning, and were able to play unpaired. ~Checking in was easy and pro shop has a lot of options for clothes, clubs, balls, etc. ~Range balls are separate ~Carts were plentiful and in good condition ~Starter was SO king and informative ~Informed of cart rules and pin positions ~Range was in good condition and had grass tees and mats (depending on the day) ~You can order food to pick up at the turn Course: ~Course was so beautiful! It was cloudy when we went and it gave a links style experience ~Tee boxes were in good condition and easily found a flat spot ~Fast greens when they dried up ~Lots of hills and elevated greens ~Challenging bunkers ~Lots of natural foliage - just beautiful ~Several blind shots (off the tee and fairway to the green) ~Bathroom after 6 and 13, and after 16 ~Come back to the clubhouse at the turn Was so happy to play this course and had a great time!

Tough challenging course, be ready for tight fairways and doglegs…read more Very fun with right mindset. Lost lots of balls but had fun on a great looking course Staff very friendly and accommodating Played early with no backup on any holes or pushy Marshall's Reasonably priced

I am a member at the Quinton oaks golf course in Callao. Some of the other members have been…read morerecommending me to try Piankatank course for a while. I finally tried it on a beautiful day. They have online prepaid reservation system. You could also call them and book via phone. The course layout is amazing. Few water holes and lots of tress in the front 9. Back 9 is stunning. Pretty open with wide fairways and a couple of holes have beautiful water views of the river. Very well maintained course. Absolutely worth the money. I got paired with a high school golfer who was with his dad practicing for the season. He made golf look easy. The weather was perfect as well. Between 68 to 70. They have a very nice restaurant with great food options as well. You can order ahead before you get to your turn. Highly recommend this course if you're in this area. Practice facility is decent as well.

Great course but no ball washers. Front 9 is challenging. Back is more open and forgiving.f…read moreCarts were old which is reason we ranked this course a 4. I would definitely return and recommend.

Love the course. It takes a while to check in. Almost like they are using windows 95 based…read moresystem, but the wait is worth it. The course plays fast and no rude people play here

I played a lot of twilight golf here when we lived in Virginia Beach. We would walk the 9 holes,…read morewell, because it was so cheap! It is a friendly, not particularly difficult course located on an Air Force Base. Apparently, the base has been renamed Joint Base Langley-Eustis. Our foursome were not good golfers overall. All four of us probably shared a bag of clubs which is such bad form! Still, no one complained about us, and I'm sure we let those on carts play through. I recall one of the holes being just off Weyland Road and if you're not careful, and we weren't, you could hit into a car driving by. Glad that never happened to us! Thanks Englewood for providing hacks like us with an inexpensive way to enjoy nature and our few solid club to ball connections in a relaxed setting!

Great course to play if you want to get a good round in without breaking your bank. I've played…read moreabout 20 rounds here and the staff is always friendly. I've always been able to call same day and get a spot. The other players on the course have always been very nice and welcoming. Definitely recommend a round here!!

My friend and I decided to try this course. He has played here few times but not this year. So on a…read morenice afternoon we decided to play this course. The course was pretty empty. Fairways and greens are in good shape. Bunkers no so much. I am a beginner golfer so no complains there. I hate hitting off bunkers anyways. Some of the holes can be pretty hard for high handicappers. Narrow fairways and lots of tees. You have to keep em straight. Some of the holes are so beautiful. Especially hole 9 and hole 18. They have some water hazard as well. They also have a driving range. I think they can do better by reducing tee time prices to attract more customers. Piankatank is a better course for the same price. By lowering price they may get more people to play. That's the only reason I am giving them 4 stars. Food is great here. They have a decent restroom with shower.

We were invited to participate in a charity golf tournament. We had no idea what a well run club…read morethis is. There had been bad weather the week before so it was wet but playable. We could tell the grounds people had worked hard to clean debris from the storms. The golf staff and dining crew were top notch. Our day was a success all the way around! You can't go wrong when you play golf at this course.

Bay Creek is absolutely beautiful. It's a hidden gem on the Eastern Shore for sure…read more It's just outside of Cape Charles - a charming little historic town loaded with shops, bakeries, and friendly locals. It is renowned for it's fishing and oysters as well as now, it's ice cream and various other tourist-friendly pursuits. It exists in harmony with nearby Bay Creek, an exclusive golf-centric private community which has brought in plenty of transplants from around the state and various other states. The grounds of this community are stunning and immaculately maintained. It boasts several pools, a large fitness and members club, tennis and pickle-ball courts and many planned improvements as the community continues to grow. Additionally, there is, of course the famous 27-holes of golf with views of the Chesapeake Bay and water while you're on the range. It can't be beat. It's probably half-half at present with full-time and then those with second and rental properties here which they rent out throughout the year to visitors. It's in the midst of a huge boom for building and development as COVID has brought in plenty of people who can now telework from this area. A few years ago 9 of the holes were removed to create a large nature preserve with hiking and walking and biking trails along the protected marsh land. A beautiful addition to this neighborhood. If you have a chance to tour or play golf in this gorgeous resort - do so! It's something you won't want to miss.

What a disappointment! We bought here during Covid and were so excited by all of the momentum and…read moreactivity we saw here. New management promised us new facilities, new club, new indoor pool, improved golf course, better amenities, and the list goes on. What a huge LIE! Buyer Beware!!!!!!! The golf course has gone down horribly which is hard to understand as they have so many dues coming in now. The beach is eroding away quickly. Half of the back 9 that we thought was a nature conservation preserve is actually future development. The other half could become a mitigation bank. The developer maybe called Preserve Communities, but thousands of trees are being slaughtered to clear for new duplexes. The land is being raped for the profit of the developers and no one cares about the home owners once they have bought their lot. The last straw is a controlled burn that is scheduled for this week. The property manager sent out a flyer on surviving wildfires that recommends masking and air purifiers to survive the controlled burn. So there you have it. Far from perfect nature we are all about surviving controlled burns.