Blue Ridge Shadows Golf Club

The front nine is fine, but it's the back nine that is really a nice layout. Creative, interesting and challenging. Great course

Course was in good condition. Played fairly difficult. Greens rolled true. Clubhouse staff could have been nicer. I love the elevation changes on the back nine. Will return!!!

Food service was wonderful and staff very friendly.

As a semi weekend golfer, I found the course to be challenging and interesting with many water features and elevation changes. I look forward to playing there again.

Lots of elevation changes. Course was in great condition. Green speed was inconsistent from hole to hole. Staff very friendly. Good grill menu & food. Beautiful views of surrounding hills.

The last time that I played at this course they were finishing up a pretty large outing. The only issue that we had was both carts that we received needed to be swapped by the time we reached hole number 2. I've played this course for the past 4 years and that's the first time that it happened,so this was definately out of the norm for Mike and his team at Blueridge. This continues to be one of my favorite tracks in the area.

Great layout. Prefer the front 9. Will use all your clubs. Only down side is no Killions Irish Red beer. Very friendly staff. Tee boxes, fairways and greens A+.

$69 including range balls and a cart on a weekend is a pretty decent price. Course was narrow, hilly, and challenging. Fariways were in decent shape, rough was often over-grown with some randem bare patches, greens were grainy/slow.

Overall, a decent experience for the value. Does not compete with the conditions of its (somewhat) nearby sister couse Bull Run. For the extra money, I would go there.

This is a great course for the seasoned player. It requires accuracy and there is a penalty to be paid for errant shots. The greens are usually very fast and well-kept although they were slower than normal this time out. This is the most expensive course in the Front Royal area but worthy of the price for the challenge it presents. The green fee includes the driving range and putting green. This is not a good course for a beginner golfer.

If this course was set entirely in the woods it would be a 12. The background vistas with the mountains is amazing. The undulating fairways and continual side hill lies make the course very challenging. If you could not see the interstate and local highways, along with some serious electrical wires it would be again a 12. While the roads and wires do not come into play they are still visually there in the background. This is a still a tremendous course.

Overall liked the layout of the course, unfortunately the conditions left much to be desired.

It didn't help that the greens were recently aerated and sanded. so putting was extremely difficult.

The group agreed, not worth the time it takes to drive there from Northern VA.

Played this course this past weekend. The staff told me the Property was purchased by the owners of the Holiday Inn Hotel across from the Course. You can tell, this new ownership has put some money back into the course. The Driving range is groomed. The Greens had been Aerated which made putting difficult. The fairways we in great shape.

What makes this course a pleasure to play is the staff and the beautiful views.

Con: Slow Play - it was a very long round. We had seen the Marshall once, and he never said anything to the group in front of us, which was 2 holes behind the group in front of them. It was backed up because of this group. I just hope as the season kicks into high gear, they do ask players to speed up game play.

We loved the course and staff! We hooked up with acouple from Haymarket. They were a really fun couple and he had course knowledge which was great help to us. It was just a fantastic day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Greens were aerated, but the discount made up for that.

Played in the cold and wind, however, the course was in great shape. The greens are true but a little slow, the traps are good. Overall, a deal at $20.

Cold, windy day. We had the course to ourselves. Good shape for early March. Need to play a couple times before you can expect to score well. Really good layout in rolling hills. A must play!

course conditions is maintained.
good price.
everything good.

First time player at Blue Ridge Shadow and won't hesitate to come back. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Prostaff had problems initially with their credit card system, but they seemed to get that under control.

Course is well laid out and forgives little, particularly on the front nine. Considering the weather conditions played in (40's/fog) I thought the greens were in absolutely great shape, rolled true, and were fair.

No water or beverage carts out on a Saturday...so bring your food/drink with you. All in all a very good deal, nice course, and I'll be back

Blue Ridge Shadows is a challenging course which features numerous elevation changes and water hazards. The bunkering is reasonable and the greens are quite fair. Our least favorite hole is number ten. For me it is like hitting into a wall from whichever tee box I use. Mike and his staff are very friendly and welcoming. We highly recommend the course to any level handicap.

We enjoyed a beautiful day with another couple at Blue Ridge Shadows. Thanks to golfnow.com, we were able to acquire fabulous rates at a very nice course. We look forward to the opportunity to play there again, as well as other courses through the website. The course was challenging, and hilly, but fair to women. Beautiful setting with views of the mountains of Virginia.