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Williamsburg National Golf Club
3700 Centerville Rd
Williamsburg, VA 23188-1328, United States
Williamsburg, VA 23188-1328, United States
757.258.9642
This facility now has two 7,000-yard courses; the Jamestown 18 opened in 1995 with a design by architect Jim Lipe, who was working for Nicklaus Design at the time. Tom Clark's Yorktown 18 opened in 2007. A teaching academy and full practice facilities are also on-site.
The standard in-season (March-November) rate is $79, while the off-season rate is $59. Discounts are available for juniors, groups, and for guests of specific nearby resorts. Club passes and memberships are also offered.
The standard in-season (March-November) rate is $79, while the off-season rate is $59. Discounts are available for juniors, groups, and for guests of specific nearby resorts. Club passes and memberships are also offered.
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Course Details
| Type: | Semi-Private |
| Greens Fees (including cart): | |
| Weekday: | $75 - $99 |
| Weekend: | $75 - $99 |
| General Manager: | Andy Woodruff, PGA (DoG) |
| Superintendent: | Neil Jones, GCSAA |
| Guest Policy: | open |
| Dress Code: | Collared Shirt (No Denim) |
| Season Start: | Year-round, weather permitting |
| Pro Shop : | yes |
| Driving Range: | Grass hitting surface |
| Short Game Practice: | yes with sand bunker |
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Recent Reviews
Madbax1 - 7/17/23
This was my fifth round on the WN Jamestown course. Most of the Mx issues have been fixed, but greens were still recovering from aeration, so not the best surfaces to putt on. Still I would recommend this and the Yorktown course as well.
This was my fifth round on the WN Jamestown course. Most of the Mx issues have been fixed, but greens were still recovering from aeration, so not the best surfaces to putt on. Still I would recommend this and the Yorktown course as well.
onthegreenz - 6/1/16
Best way I can explain is, imagine a Ferrari with scratches, paint chips and leather ripped seats. Has the making to be an fine course BUT Its a shame they dont maintain the course well, sands were at times concrete like surfaces. Rough was beyond rough, some holes looked great and then others looked like they forget about it. What gives? Staff is great, people are very nice, but def not spending money on maintenance. Oh did I mention WEEDS, WEEDS EVERYWHERE. lol
Best way I can explain is, imagine a Ferrari with scratches, paint chips and leather ripped seats. Has the making to be an fine course BUT Its a shame they dont maintain the course well, sands were at times concrete like surfaces. Rough was beyond rough, some holes looked great and then others looked like they forget about it. What gives? Staff is great, people are very nice, but def not spending money on maintenance. Oh did I mention WEEDS, WEEDS EVERYWHERE. lol
Patrick Northup - 9/8/14
Jamestown: Pretty nice course but greens on the back were really rough with crabgrass and in poor repair. Play was a little slow but not bad. Some nice holes and tricky layouts.
Jamestown: Pretty nice course but greens on the back were really rough with crabgrass and in poor repair. Play was a little slow but not bad. Some nice holes and tricky layouts.
pweilage - 8/26/13
The Williamsburg National Yorktown course has all the makings of being a great course, tee boxes and fairways were in great shape but the greens were a different story, there were so many ball marks that were not repaired properly, to the point that the repaired marks were dying. The main issue for a low score was the slow play, three groups backed up on a par three and we needed to wait on every shot with a group behind waiting also just backing up play this was with a 9 AM tee time and not at the twilight rate. The course was maintained to allow for easy play, rough not penalizing, and with ready golf, slow play should not be an issue at this course, poor management is the only cause with no marshals on the course. Will not play again.
The Williamsburg National Yorktown course has all the makings of being a great course, tee boxes and fairways were in great shape but the greens were a different story, there were so many ball marks that were not repaired properly, to the point that the repaired marks were dying. The main issue for a low score was the slow play, three groups backed up on a par three and we needed to wait on every shot with a group behind waiting also just backing up play this was with a 9 AM tee time and not at the twilight rate. The course was maintained to allow for easy play, rough not penalizing, and with ready golf, slow play should not be an issue at this course, poor management is the only cause with no marshals on the course. Will not play again.
clarkjry - 8/25/13
Nice looking course, good design. Some of the greens were a little rough. We also had cart path only which in my opinion was not needed and added over an hour to our play time. I gave the value 4 stars because we received a special rate for our group, I don't think I would pay $75-$99 to play this course.
Nice looking course, good design. Some of the greens were a little rough. We also had cart path only which in my opinion was not needed and added over an hour to our play time. I gave the value 4 stars because we received a special rate for our group, I don't think I would pay $75-$99 to play this course.
padawann - 5/30/13
Yorktown
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jwf46 - 1/29/13
Great course but they need to have marshals out on the course. At one point we had 4 groups on one tee waiting to tee off.
Great course but they need to have marshals out on the course. At one point we had 4 groups on one tee waiting to tee off.
bingboom - 11/24/21
Old Ball Ref - 11/7/13
mmurdock - 6/14/13
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