Some are meant for the rest of us. You'll get a workout, but you won't throw your clubs in the water in utter frustration. At Wolf Creek, there's water everywhere. Six of the front nine holes and all of the back nine boast water features. Check out number 16, a par 3 with water on three sides and a large sand trap in front.
Thick forests surround the course.
The hills of Botetourt can make this valley course seem demanding, but the fairways are gratifyingly wide. When the sun sets on the mountains of Southwest Virginia, it sets last on Cedar Hill, in Jonesville. The state's westernmost course offers a sporty 6,266 track, complete with bunkers and water hazards.