I'm a wedding photographer and captured a May wedding at Dominion Valley. There was a great space for both partners to get ready in, and the outdoor ceremony site and reception space were gorgeous! Dominion Valley is set up in a way that the venue has variety indoors and outdoors, but it doesn't feel too big and is easy to get around!

Pretty good greens, I would rate evergreen higher though because of the history and the secluded nature. However it is very excess able and easy to plan events at.

As an Arnold Palmer designed course one expects challenging traps and a lot of them, however in the case of Dominion Valley and its sister club the traps have not been maintained or redone in its 21 year existence. Purchased by Invited Clubs in 2019 the new ownership made no Capital Investment to redo the traps, approximately 50 at DV and 30 at the Regency, therefore the traps are hazards and in most cases unplayable. They do however maintain one trap that has eye appeal off the major intersection and entrance to the club to give a false image of the rest of the course. Presently you would find the course traps full of water or so hard with a clay/ not sand base, that they are unplayable. It’s a shame as the courses have the potential to be some of the best but not in their present condition. Do not join if your primary focus is golf, Piedmont around the corner is a better alternative!! Course rating 2.6

it's a gorgeous course in excellent condition except for its bunkers. The bunkers look good but have about 1 inch of sand over hard ground underneath making a consistent bunker shot more difficult than it should be. Practice areas and clubhouse are great

This is a very nice club. I was impressed by the facilities and service.