The Club At Viniterra

Wonderful course, elevation changes. Doglegs in both directions. Varying difficulties in holes. Great layout, practice facility and fun to play. Not easy by any means but fair: bunkers definitely need work, need more sand in most cases or dug out to give a small base. Saw many bunkers with no rakes and a few with several. Still have a lot of unrepaired ball marks on the greens which is too bad since these green are normally very nice except for craters caused by ball marks. Recent aeration, small hole, was close to healed but not quite but greens still rolling well. If you haven’t played here, you should. Beautiful course. Went in for after round adult beverage, very friendly golfers and bartender Bailey was great.

Long course and a challenging course. Good for all skill levels but will test your patience as well. Bring plenty of balls just in case but you'll find plenty of them looking for yours. Highly recommended.

Drove from Smithfield, NC to play a round of golf with a friend. Well worth it. Course was in great shape, friendly staff and weather was good . A great round of golf.

Great deal to play Viniterra after it was aerated a couple days ago. Good pace of play, could have been better as they let 2 twosomes play separately instead of playing as a foursome. Still a great day at Viniterra.

Returning regularly to Viniterra. Fun course and always good when paired up with new groups. Pace of play wasn't great but it was Columbus Day, so likely some holiday golfers on the course. Overall condition good,

This is a challenging course and I would not recommend it to someone who struggles to shoot bogey golf. Even the shorter tee boxes would be challenging for a high handicap golfer.

Overall course conditions are excellent. Greens held well and putts rolled true. Great value!

Specifically asked clubhouse attendant if layout was straight forward and if I'd find my way around since it was my first time there. Thought it weird my garmin gps didn't work the whole front nine, and it didn't seem it would work on back. Went inside again and asked if by chance the 9s were switched. He goes oh yeah. I just turned and said sarcastically that it would've been good to know that up front, especially since I asked about the layout. Then, after passing a few groups since i was playing as a single, I came across a group of 7 people on 14 in about 4 carts. Standing with clipboards doing some measuring and not overly concerned paying golfers were wanting to go by. I drove up and asked if I could go by them as I was playing very quickly. He seemed irritated that he had to let me go thru so I wouldn't have to wait behind them for my remaining 5 holes while they did their laser measuring. By the time I got to the green, I just picked up my ball and went around them. Needless to say, I won't come back here. I'll head to Royal New Kent next time I drive out from Richmond. It is a very pretty track tho. But the staff both in the clubhouse and on the course were NOT welcoming or accommodating at all making it a less than enjoyable round. The members on the course were all very personable however and had no problems letting a single play thru even when I said I'd be fine hanging back.

Played on a perfect Thursday morning. Course is in great shape and with the course to yourself, a really enjoyable round.

First time I played the course. Just picking the game back up, so I cant claim to be an outstanding ball striker. For a woods course it is moderately forgiving. Fairway bunkers were in play for most of my tee shots, from the blue tees. As I get more in to the game I'll definitely venture back to play again. Greens have not yet been aerated. I fixed a few ball marks left behind while on the greens. Some holes had a good amount but mostly repaired.

We played The Cub at Viniterra on Monday for the first time as the last round before we went home back to Philadelphia. It was part of a package put together by Virginia Golf Vacations. We all loved the course especially the Bent Grass greens, They where a little beat up because of all the rain they have had lately but the putted smooth. The range was large and the putting green was as well. I feel range balls should be included with golf and you shouldn't have to pay the $5.00 but it wasn't to bad. There was NO water on the course but they did have a cart/ beverage girl going around. There was FREE water in the clubhouse to take out. You just had to remember to stop after 9 and fill up. The cooler on the cart was a great addition and feel should be mandatory on all of these Resort courses. The pro shop was small but adequate. Ended up buying a souvenir shirt and the Military discount they offer on green fees and merchandise is VERY MUCH APPRECIATED. This was our 2nd Annual trip to Williamsburg and I feel like this is going to be a must play next year and years to follow. It is a little bit of a drive and off the beaten path but believe me it is well worth the drive, you WILL NOT be disappointed. Everyone there was very nice and accommodating.

This is one of my favorite courses to play in the Richmond area. It has a bunch of different Teebox options and can be pretty challenging and long depending on your preference. The fairways and greens have always been in good shape - The greens especially, roll a little faster and truer than most public courses you can play, especially at that price. I’ve only played on weekend mornings and the pace of play is in line with most of the popular public courses in Richmond. (4-5 hours). Course is also right next to a winery if you have family nearby!

Bottom line - great value for all levels. Especially if looking for a longer / more challenging course.

First time playing the course as visiting the State on business so rented clubs.
Staff were very friendly and helpful, great value for money on and off course.
Would be great to try the course with my own clubs, quite challenging and long, well worth a visit,