White/Blue at Shenandoah Valley Golf Club

I played White to Blue. The course, from tee box to greens, was in great condition. The rough was not so thick and long that you could not find your ball and make decent contact; however, with any rough, it's probably going to cost you a stroke. The greens were large, fast, very undulating, and very receptive to approach shots. I only found one bunker and it was well maintained allowing for a proper explosion shot to the pin. Overall, I had a great round of golf on a great golf course.

The older Red and White 9 holes are good but the Blue is better and more challenging.

Fairways and Greens in wonderful shape. With three 9s to play can go several times with variety. Some holes tighter than others and trees are tight to fairway. Rough was long and made decisions on coming out more complicated. Tee boxes showing some wear and could use a little work -- more noticed because everything else is green lush and in exceptional shape. Overall great price and worth the drive from across Northern Virginia to enjoy a round at this facility.
New carts just put into service so that was an added bonus

With "twilight" rates starting at 2pm, this course is great for those looking to not break the bank on a round. The course was in great shape and while it was very hot with a chance of thunderstorms, the course was surprisingly empty when I played, and on my own in a power cart I finished in under 3 hours.

The course has plenty of variation in its layout which is always nice, some drive-able Par 4s and at least one shorter Par 5 that offer satisfying levels of risk/reward. The fairways were nothing special but the greens were smooth if a little soft. The bunkers were also nicely raked and overall the landscape is very satisfying for the money.

Front Royal has a plethora of courses to choose from, this was only my first, but it was a great experience overall!

Overall I liked the course, playing it for the first time made the course a little harder than I think it is but it was a great deal and I would return to play it again

Great experience. Great facility. Course is in great shape.

It's a little hard to spot from the road but once your in the parking lot it's well worth the drive. Beautiful greens and fairways! I loved the course right from the start and I'm thinking you will too. The greens were pretty fast and a real challenge if you find yourself with a downhill putt.

Shenandoah Valley is a Good course with a very good staff
in a great location.

This course is in good shape and the greens are fast and smooth. We had a great time and will go back..

Although the holes on the White and Blue courses weren't terribly long, having knowledge of the course is a definite to keep out of trouble. Great course for long and short irons and to work out your issues with the 3/Fairway-woods. Lots of holes the 19-20 degree hybrids were made for. I was lucky to play with two locals who helped with course management as well as helping me enjoy the round. Clubhouse facilities were excellent; great food and even friendlier staff. Top it off with a fantastic view of the Shenandoah Mountains and it made for a great day!

I used the senior tees and had 90-120 yards to the greens. How nice to be able to hit greens from these distances. I usually play courses that range from 5700 to 5800 yards. This is 300 yards shorter than I usually play. Greens and fairways are in great shape. I will return to play here when I am in the area. Next time I will try the white tees and I am sure it will be a true challenge.

Used to play this track alot 15 years ago. It is still in excellent shape and as beutiful as ever ..missed Mickey, though (the starter)

I live out of astate but come to this course every year and it never disappoints. Great value and the employees are very helpful and cordial. It is still early in the year and the course was not in the condition it will be but no complaints considering.

fairly easy course to play, with 27 holes its fast, staff extremly friendly, beautiful mountain views,

Great condition considering the time of year. Greens were harder to figure than normal. Course offers some interesting hole layouts. Some up, some down and some flat. I very much like this course. You can score well if you're under control.

On warm January day, we adjusted quickly to the dormant greens were dormant on this 27-hole course. Even in winter the course (and the clubhouse, with an excellent grill), is visually appealing. It was uncrowded, and we three finished leisurely under 4 hours. Depending which 9s are played, the longest tees are 6,300 yards. There are virtually no water hazards, but the tree-lined fairways are narrow and sometimes hilly. The driving range and putting green are adequate. If I lived closer, I'd consider some sort of membership; as it is, it is an easy 60-mile drive on Interstate 66 from Northern Virginia.

I arrived at the course 20 minutes prior to my tee time, and was nicely greeted by the starter. The Pro Shop staff was very friendly and professional. I was able to complete my round of golf on a steady pace, and finished in just under 3.5 hours. The course was in great shape for January, and the greens were fast and true. A nice change of pace, and the scenery was wonderful.

Have always enjoyed playing this course and will continue to play here.

had a good time at this course...will play there again...

The course was in very good condition, fairways are wide on most holes, greens were well maintained. The rough was just high enough to make you look harder to find your ball in most areas. This was only reason we had to wait a few times to tee off so the group ahead could locate there shots. We played the white/blue course. Always a nice place to play in the fall.