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.

Beautiful view of Blue Ridge mountains. Well maintained course. Sloped greenssss. Enjoyable wide…read morefairways. All in all a very good deal.

Played in summer of 22 and have been trying to return with more friends. Hope to make it in summer…read moreof 25. Certainly a challenging golf course set in the beautiful hills of WV at the foot of Snowshoe Ski Resort. The course layout is brilliant and will give any golfer a unique experience that will challenge your game. A little pricy but amenities are great. The course is well kept and the greens are fast. Would watch the weather forecast beforehand as a lot of rain can damper this type of course.

I traveled here on 8/8/25 with family to play for my 40th birthday. I've always heard The Raven is…read moreone of the most scenic and challenging courses in the state. After 18 holes, I have several thoughts, I will break them down into positives and negatives. Positives: Incredibly kind and professional staff. Nice carts. Lush fairways. Well manicured greens. Amazing views and challenging hole designs. Negatives: Crab grass tee boxes, several tee boxes were not level. Horrendous bunkers. None were raked, many were washed out. All had a lot of weeds growing in them, some with more weeds than sand. Overall, if you're going to charge $115 for 18 holes (with cart), and a very small bucket of range balls, I expected a much better maintained course for the reputation that it carries. I will undoubtedly return to see if I can do better that a terrible 95 score, but I sincerely hope they improve the conditions of the course.

Good cheap golf course. Not worth driving out of the way for but if you're in the area…read more Only negative is the African American older lady. She is not very nice to people. Very crotchety. She shouldn't be working the front register with her attitude.

20 hours ago New…read moreHeritage oaks is already subpar compared to other courses in the area and today I was lucky enough to have an interaction with the course marshal. My sister and I were at the greens and we went past the white signs off to the side in the rough (still 30 yards from the putting green) we were in the wrong but it was an honest mistake we thought as long you stayed 30 yards it was okay. He was so rude and degrading. He talked to us like we had never played golf in our lives which I'm assuming is because we are two young women. He was tapping the rules and told us to read it three times as we were sitting in the cart. I was honestly in shock at how hateful and disrespectful he was. On top of that why is he acting like the course doesn't look like this?

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

Food and service were great! The golf course looked amazing; but, we didn't have time to play.read more

We love coming here. Friendly and helpful staff. The course is so much fun. Highly recommend the…read morefood. We love the peppers and sausage app, steak sandwich and fries (lunch), house salad (house Italian or ranch), and "pasta bilities" with house marinara and chicken Parm. Highly recommend. It's fun rain or shine

A group of us came here for a weekend of fly fishing the Jackson River... This Inn sits on an 18…read morehole golf course, right on the banks of the Jackson River, so river access was easy, just a short walk from the Inn. The Inn offers all the amenities of a rental home (fully stocked kitchen with two fridges and two dishwashers, dishes, etc), large dining room table, plenty of seating and a couple of quiet rooms to relax. The bedrooms were large, there were at least 9 of them and each had their own full bath. Comfortable temperatures from their HVAC throughout the entire house. Overall, the Inn was a comfortable way to relax after a day of fishing. There was also a grill outside and a fire pit. The location is just about 10 mins from downtown Covington, not far from other fishing areas, like Lake Moomaw and the dam there. There's plenty of parking and they have an amazing restaurant onsite, a quick walk from the Inn that's highly recommended! I look forward to returning!!

This review is for the brewpub/restaurant and not the golf or fly fish inn…read more Recently, the brew pub opened up serving dinner. We had heard good things so we tried it on a Friday evening. When we got there, the place was pretty empty as a storm had run some golfers away from the pub. We had a chips and salsa appetizer and we both had the gouda burger with bacon jam. To our delight, the food was excellent. We talked some with managers and they have added many things to the menu. I am honestly looking forward to going back and trying something different next time. The beer selection is not much craft beer, but has some good staples- shock top, vienna lager, etc. There is plenty of parking and indoor and outdoor seating. There is a fire pit outside along with horseshoes and corn hole boards. They have tried to make it very family friendly We will definitely be going back!!

Great atmosphere, extremely professional, polite staff. Mason Grapes provided exceptional service…read moreto our guest. This kid was great with assisting us with our needs.

Have played the course many times. We got to the course and discovered the fairways and greens had…read morebeen aerated and sanded. Needless to say our game suffered. I stopped by the pro shop and asked if the aeration was mentioned when making tee times. The answer turned into a joke about my golf game.. I appreciate a golf course that is well taken care of but why not let people know when it's being done?

I just wrapped up a four-day golf package here, and the only reason this place scrapes by with two…read morestars is the solid 27-hole track. The course itself is genuinely nice and the main reason anyone should book. Everything else? A major letdown for the price. The lodging was horrendous at $200 a night. We were put in an ant-infested house with uncomfortable single army-style beds and just one bathroom for the group. Ants were everywhere--covering the stove and crawling inside the refrigerator. When we reported it to the front desk, they seemed completely apathetic. No urgency, no real solution, just shrugs. The on-site Miller restaurant delivered some of the worst service I've experienced at any resort. Our waitress didn't get a single part of any order correct during the entire four-day stay. It was comically bad. Look, if you're coming for the golf, you'll enjoy the course. But I'd strongly recommend finding lodging elsewhere. Unfortunately in Newmarket, options are limited, so just go in with low expectations for everything off the fairway.

Three nines, great greens, good staff and maintenance…read more Wonderful views of Massanutten Mt.

A must stop if you're in the area and are looking for a well maintained and picturesque golf…read morecourse. It's challenging but fair for all levels of golfers. It has a nice pro shop and snack bar. Not crowded during the week and the price is right.

Played this course March 19th and 20th 2019 using the 3 day/2 night package. Just outstanding…read moreexperience for the money spend. I've been on golf trips to Up State NY and Orlando Florida, but Luray shouldn't take a back seat to any of them. We'll be back again and again. Great job to all the people involved at the motel and golf course.

Course was in great condition. Beautiful views. Challenging track with undulating fairways. Perfect…read moreweather didn't hurt. Great experience.

While researching the two golf courses at The Homestead Resort- The Old Course (1892) and The…read moreCascades (1924) - I learned the Old Course has the nation's oldest first tee in continuous use. It was a little geek-out golf moment to think we would be teeing off at this historically important hole. We had the opportunity to play 18 holes on the championship Old Course at The Omni Homestead Resort in Hot Springs, Virginia. The golf staff was super friendly and gave us some pointers before sending us off on the high-tech golf cart with GPS and an interactive map of the course. The weather was perfect, although a little gnatty, for our 9 a.m. tee time. The surrounding Allegheny Mountains hug the 6,099 yard course that snakes back and forth through the hills. The 18 holes consist of six par 3s, six par 4s and six par 5. They are not very long holes (relative to other, newer courses we have played) but the geography forces golfers to shoot uphill, downhill, or around sloping hillsides. Mature wooded grounds and beautifully manicured fairways led to challenging greens. We reveled for a moment at the Old Hole #1, knowing how many famous folk, from presidents to great golfers, teed up here. I must not have channelled my inner Sam Snead enough (this was his home course), because I whiffed my first ball into the woods. Oh well, there's no crying in golf. Throughout the round, we were able to play slowly enough to enjoy the beautiful scenery and random wildlife that made an appearance- and to focus on our game. Overall, it was a fun course to play and I appreciated the relatively shorter length of the holes. FACTOID: Sam Snead taught himself to play golf during the Great Depression with golf clubs carved from tree limbs. He caddied at the Old Course from the age of seven 7 and turned pro at 22. We did not get to play The Cascades, but we did stop in to look at the course, which was designed by William Flynn in 1924. It is considered one of the finest mountain courses in the country and ranked among "America's 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses" by Golf Digest. The magnificent topography against the the backdrop of Allegheny Mountains allowed Flynn to design the course masterfully using the natural terrain, The Cascades is regarded as one of Flynn's greatest works. The Omni Homestead Resort is a great place of pilgrimage for any history buff, architecture lover, or golfer. We look forward to another visit to play the Cascades and check out the extensive restoration projects to the main building and other parts of the property, including the mineral water-fed Jefferson Pool.