An elevated tee overlooks the island and its approximately 7,500 square feet of well bunkered green. Six other holes pose water hazards. On the Green Course, Rees Jones blends the challenge of championship golf with a spectacular mix of natural terrain. It's rugged land, with lots of ravines and draws. Offering fairways and rough carved from 250 acres of mature woodland, the Green Course plays 6,244 yards from the White Tees.
Water comes into play on six holes, two played over water and four with lateral hazards.
The Green Course has been a constant among Virginia's top 10 courses since it opened for play in 1991. It was hailed by Golf Magazine as one of the 10 best new resort courses at its inaugural. In addition to spectacular golf, and the history and sites of Colonial Williamsburg, this destination offers many opportunities for area side-trips. Busch Gardens and Virginia Beach, as well as historic Jamestown and Yorktown are only minutes away. Many other art and history museums are also nearby.