Eighteen holes,
one hundred years
of tradition.
A private members’ club and resort in the Virginia foothills — a Donald Ross–inspired championship course, a 1924 clubhouse and twenty-four rooms overlooking the lake.
A members’ club
with an open door.
Founded by twelve tobacco merchants in 1924, the Fairway Club has never been about exclusivity for its own sake. Visitors are welcome on weekdays, juniors play for $20, and the bar still serves the same gin fizz it did on opening day.
Three holes members
talk about at dinner
Tee times in
three quick steps.
Pick a day, choose your group and holes, then tap a time. Members book fourteen days ahead; visitors seven.
- Choose a dateSee live availability across the next two weeks.
- Players & holesSingles to fourballs, nine or eighteen holes.
- Pick your timePrices include cart, range balls and a locker.
After the eighteenth,
stay for the nineteenth.
Members, visitors & guests
“The best-conditioned greens I have putted on outside of a tour event. The 15th alone is worth the trip.”
“Forty years a member and I still look forward to the walk up the 18th to the terrace. A proper club, beautifully kept.”
“We booked the Stay & Play for my father’s seventieth. Faultless service, superb dinner, and he finally broke 85.”
Club journal
How our greenkeepers prepare for the Club Championship
Double-cut greens, rolled twice, and why we stimp at dawn the week of the final.
A new fleet of electric carts arrives
Twenty-eight silent, GPS-equipped carts, charged from the solar canopy behind the bag room.
Five dawn tee times worth setting an alarm for
Dew on the greens, deer on the 13th and the course entirely to yourself before seven.
Your round at Hollow Creek
starts on the first tee.
Green fees from $185 including cart, range balls and a locker. Members play free and book fourteen days ahead.