White Oak Country Club

Course has been closed and is being re-developed into housing.

Our group kicked off our annual golf trip with this course. Course is an old 9 hole course that plays over rolling terrain that is easily walked. If you are looking for a quick round play here.

The course is a good place close to home. A go to place to have a little work on your game. The course was fairly maintained with the exception of the sand traps. Sand traps were like beds of crusty concrete and need some attention. I do not recall any water hazards. There is water on the course but nothing that is really in play. The layout seems to be that they made the best of what they had to work with. The tee boxes are very close to the previous green in such a manner you would want to ensure both the green and tee box clears before hitting your approach shot. I was there on an off day so we had the place to ourselves. This course has the rolling hills and bends you would expect in WV. I really enjoyed this place as somewhere close to work on my golf. It appears this place used to be much more in the past and was semi-private at one time. The course is fully public to my understanding now. They may put a little more care into the fairways and traps approaching hosted events. This was only my first visit and plan to visit quite a bit more in the future. I could see this course being a little trying on a less patient person if it were busy due to the layout being tight at the green and following tee boxes. Despite the tight layout the fairways are generous and each separated by a line of trees. I like the separation so that each hole doesn't visually roll into the next. Met some nice people there and that always helps