Raspberry Falls Golf & Hunt Club
About
Raspberry Falls Golf & Hunt Club offers the traditional links course reminiscent of those found in the British Isles, situated amidst Virginia's horse country. The club gets its name from the land's former use, a raspberry field. The scenic terrain overlooks to Catoctin Mountains and there are still a few raspberry bushes dotting the course. By far the layout's most formidable challenges come from the deep, stacked pot bunkers that make it truly feel like a classic Scottish golf course. There are also water hazards on a few holes. The course's signature is the par-4 third hole, which is long but plays downhill all the way. The 10th hole, another par 4, is one of the toughest. The landing area is generous off the tee but there is a creek and pond to the left and fairway bunkers on the right.
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Golfer Photos
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#18 Tee Box Photo submitted by JNLee66 on 08/25/2026
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Photo submitted by iSocialFanz on 10/23/2024
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Photo submitted by jagZpsu on 04/14/2024
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Photo submitted by jagZpsu on 04/14/2024
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Photo submitted by Jessica118 on 01/11/2024
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Photo submitted by Jessica118 on 01/11/2024
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Photo submitted by Jessica118 on 01/11/2024
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Photo submitted by u314159624775 on 06/23/2023
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Gold tee box, hole 3 Photo submitted by Jakegel25 on 08/12/2020
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Gold tee box, hole 18 Photo submitted by Jakegel25 on 08/12/2020
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The delicously downhill par-4 3rd. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 05/16/2020
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The par-5 4th Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 05/16/2020
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The par-3 7th Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 05/16/2020
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New bunkering on the par-4 10th. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 05/16/2020
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The par-4 14th Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 05/16/2020
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The tough-to-hit green of the epic par-5 18th. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 05/16/2020
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Bad fairway Photo submitted by Aces2xlove2golf on 08/10/2019
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Again Photo submitted by Aces2xlove2golf on 08/10/2019
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Typical green Photo submitted by Aces2xlove2golf on 08/10/2019
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Fairways Photo submitted by Aces2xlove2golf on 08/10/2019
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Photo submitted by WoodsonGoBlue on 08/03/2019
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 11/07/2018
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 11/07/2018
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 11/07/2018
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 11/07/2018
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 11/07/2018
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Course conditions, especially the greens, are always excellent here. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 07/21/2018
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The tees on the par-4 3rd tower above the fairway and provide a rare scenic view. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 07/21/2018
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The challenging par-3 13th requires very good distance percision Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 07/21/2018
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The back tee box on the finishing par-5 18th is among my favorites in all of golf (see video). Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 07/21/2018
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Photo submitted by DavidCGolfGuru on 07/14/2018
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The clubhouse overlooking the 18th green. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 07/15/2017
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Shooting out of the trees from the back tees on #18 is really fun. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 07/15/2017
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Nearly every hole is photo-worthy. This is the 16th green. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 07/15/2017
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The largest bunker on the course stretches from the back tee to the front of the green on the par-3 13th. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 07/15/2017
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The elevated tees overlooking the 3rd fairway, Raspberry Falls subdivision, and the Potomac Valley. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 07/15/2017
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The 18th green in the foreground, #1 fairway and green in the background. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 07/15/2017
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Photo submitted by Schuler757 on 09/06/2013
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Photo submitted by Schuler757 on 09/06/2013
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Photo submitted by Schuler757 on 09/06/2013
Golfer Reviews
Excellent layout
Like other Raspberry Trail courses, this is a solid track. They had gotten a ton of rain the night before, so things were a little soggy, but other than some water in bunkers, it wasn't too noticeable. Excellent and diverse layout of holes, and very well-maintained (and wide) fairways. Greens rolled true, and I only noticed some wear and tear on them on a few holes. Got a $45 deal, but I would pay $75 to play here (and I'm kind of stingy when it comes to greens fees.)
Title
I love this course and respect the layout, it rained the day before and the greens were running slow.
Not a fan of the new answering system although everyone is friendly. Maybe you should use at peek times, operators are not fully informed about cart path rules senior rates and the like so I keep getting transferred back and forth
Raspberry Falls Outing
The course was in excellent shape and the pace of play was great, We didn't have to wait on any holes. The staff at Raspberry falls was very courteous, friendly and helpful and I would recommend all to play this course.
As great as it looks!
I don't play many northern Virginia courses but this course was a nice surprise. The course is in great shape and well worth the $55 I paid. Even on a weekend I would not have paid $100 for it though. Thanks for the great deal golfnow!
Nice course poor condition
It was nice course once but now it's not. The pace of play was awful, most of cooler was empty even though very hot weather, swarm of small flies kept following and bothered the faces. Some tee boxes was ruined. I don't want to go there until weather get cold or course management get improved.
Nice but not great value for $$$
I liked this course...but.... given the price, I would have expected GPS on the cart, ball/club washer/mini cooler.... I may be asking for too much, but I've had better for far less money on other courses. Would I play there again? Yes, if I am in the neighborhood and the greens fee is more reasonable.
Great staff ... Fun layout !
Played here with my brother and our 85 year old uncle , who was a PGA tour pro one rode along. The staff was super accomidating and friendly , layout and playability is superb. Some of the greens were a bit beat up but otherwise my group had a wonderful time. Will be back !
Played slow
I was told when I teed off that everyone was finishing within 4 1/2 hours. Well it took us 5 hours. When we got to the 18th tee box there were 3 groups waiting to tee off. Too many courses to play in this area: I will choose another course next time.
Incredibly Frustrating
I usually play this course at least once a year and every time I'm reminded why I want to play here, but never come back for the rest of the year. Great layout, Great staff. They try to keep the course in good condition (except it looks like some of the tee boxes never receive any maintenance) considering the amount of play it receives - all good except for the 6+ hour rounds. This time, there was a tournament (what "premier" public course books tournaments on Fridays???) which created 4-5 separate groups on several tee boxes until people just gave up and left. The only reason I tried it again this year is because they were charging $52. But nothing is for free and in this case the cost was my time. I've instituted a permament ban on this course.
Mixed feelings
This is a beautiful course but I felt the course condition is going down, especially for the front 9 greens. Staff is friendly. Food at the restaurant is not very good though.
We Love This Course
Everyone is very helpful. Our only problem (and it was only this time) is that the three groups in front of us were extremely slow. We ended up skipping two holes to get ahead of them, as there was no one slowing them down. Other than that, it was an absolutely lovely time.
A 5 star course, with a pace of play issue
This is a wonderful golf course, immaculately maintained with beautiful views and homes. The cart loaders were dressed in long sleeves and bow ties, a little warm for them on a 90 degree afternoon. Everything was first rate, except for pace of play. Took 5 hours to play 18 holes. Ranger said that it was not due to slow players, just people being out early in the year. I didn't buy that. They had 4 holes (long ones) as cart path only, although course was totally dry in mid summer conditions. Allowing these holes to be 90 degree cart would have speeded things up considerably. Waited at least 20 minutes on #18, with 3 groups backed up on it.
When proper pace of play, this would be in my top 10 list.
Amazing
Second in the area only to Creighton Farms.
Great public course
Great layout, challenging tee shots, & fast greens. Only disappointing part was the bunkers (lots had just mud in them). Definitely worth the drive out there
Great Track
Only negative is that the greens were freshly aerated. that would have been nice to know prior to booking, but was still very playable.
Beautiful and Sprawling
Personally, this is one of my favorite courses in the Northern Virginia area. With the way in which the course is laid out, it never feels as if it is crowded, and even on the busiest of days, it never feels as if you have someone breathing down your neck. I absolutely enjoy the layout of each hole, as they present different challenges and opportunities on each one. From an aesthetic point of view, the course is beautiful, especially in the early fall once the leaves begin changing color. It seems as if many of the semi-private courses in Northern Virginia have houses bearing down right on top of fairways and greens, but you'll find an adequate distance between course and residence. While many of the fairways are large, the subtle rolls and other obstacles thrown in the way add to the challenge that this course presents. Finding yourself in any of the bunkers will provide the greatest challenge to the game, as there are some that are simply brutal to recover from. The course staff is as friendly and professional as always, and add to the experience of playing. If looking for a place to get away and simply connect with the game, then Raspberry Falls is the place to be.