Playing a round at The Greenbrier Golf Club was an outstanding experience from start to finish. The course itself is beautifully maintained, with scenic views and a layout that’s both challenging and enjoyable for all skill levels. The backdrop of the West Virginia mountains adds a peaceful, majestic feel that enhances every swing. The staff was incredibly friendly and professional, making the day even more enjoyable. From the pro shop to the starters and course attendants, everyone made me feel right at home. After our round, we grabbed a bite at Sam Snead’s at the clubhouse—and I have to say, the burger was absolutely delicious. Cooked perfectly and packed with flavor, it was the ideal way to wrap up a great day of golf. The service at the restaurant was just as excellent as it was on the course. Whether you're a serious golfer or just looking for a scenic place to enjoy the game, The Greenbrier Golf Club delivers on every level. Can’t wait to

The Old White course at the Greenbrier Resort is one of the greatest publicly accessible golf courses in the United States. It was an honor to have played a course with this level of prestige and the staff made it the most memorable experience I’ve ever had playing golf. The course has hosted some of the games greatest players including Sam Snead, Tiger Woods, and Phil Mickelson to name a few. My groups forecaddie Sean was extremely professional and displayed phenomenal knowledge of the course and made the round a lot of fun. This course is quite pricey but is definitely worth the high greens fees based on the immaculate conditioning you’ll experience and the amount of history that comes along with playing a championship layout of this caliber.

What a unique experience! Highly recommend the Bunker tour. My husband and I spent a whole day just touring the property. Would also recommend eating at Drapers, the food and service was excellent.

Great golf experience. Played both courses - The Meadows and The Old White. Meadows is far friendlier to the average golfer. Not to say it's easy, but the greens have less slope, rough is not too deep, etc. The Old White was in process of preparation for the Greenbrier Classic PGA tournament, so the rough was deep and hard to play from. The greens have a lot of slope, breaks and size. Definitely tricky. However the course was fair, good shots rewarded, bad shots hurt you. The Old White requires caddies, either carrying your bag or walking with the group as forecaddies. We used the later, and they helped locate balls, racking traps, fixing ball marks, club cleaning and course advice. Having never used a caddie before it was an interesting experience. Our caddies helped make the day a great experience! Would definitely go back and play these courses again.

Great service and hospitality. Everything was smooth from checking in to the actual round the next day. Golf course was in outstanding condition for any level of play. We loved the atmosphere and the great food. Don't forget the tie for dinner!!