Glenville Golf Club is a charming nine-hole course in central West Virginia that plays bigger than its footprint because it’s narrow, shaped by hills, and asks for accuracy. It’s a par-35 style layout that emphasizes placement—keeping it in the short grass matters more than raw length. Water comes into play on much of the routing, and the tighter corridors mean you’re frequently choosing “smart clubs” off the tee rather than always grabbing driver. The atmosphere is community-forward: it’s the kind of place locals loop often, schools use for matches, and groups gather for small tournaments. If you like a traditional nine that rewards steady ball-striking and course management, Glenville is a great example of WV’s small-course character.