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Wintergreen Resort
About Wintergreen Resort
Wintergreen Resort is an 11,000-acre, four-seasons resort on the eastern slopes of the Blue Ridge Mountains and located two hours by car from Richmond and three hours from Washington D.C.. In the summertime, guests have access to 45 holes of golf, including the 18-hole Devil's Knob, accessible only to members and resort guests. At 3,850 feet, Devils Knob stakes claim as one of the highest in the state. Accommodations range from condos and rental homes up to five and seven-bedroom homes. Resort guests have access to the aquatics and fitness center and the 20-acre Lake Monocan. An adventure center features amenities such as mini golf, rock climbing and zipline. A full service spa and tennis academy round out the amenities after golf.Facts
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Reviews
Reviewer Photos
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Photo submitted by debean on 11/06/2021
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Photo submitted by Robert6634162 on 07/26/2020
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6th at Shamokin still looked good, despite a lack of mowing recently Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 06/14/2020
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Love the views of the Blue Ridge here. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 06/14/2020
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Conditions at Stoney Creek are usually better than this green surround on Shamokin Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 06/14/2020
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Weeds in the bunkers? For $79? Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 06/14/2020
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Tuckahoe course always shows well Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 06/14/2020
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the underrated par-4 2nd on Tuckahoe Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 06/14/2020
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/03/2019
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/03/2019
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/03/2019
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/03/2019
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 02/27/2019
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 02/27/2019
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 02/27/2019
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 02/27/2019
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One of my favorite holes in all of golf, the first on the Tuckahoe course. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/05/2018
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#2 Tuckahoe is a great juxtaposition to the first hole. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/05/2018
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The uphill, dangerous approach to the green on #2 Tuckahoe is a great and rewarding challenge. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/05/2018
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Great scenic view abound, like this one around #8 Tuchahoe Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/05/2018
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/05/2018
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/05/2018
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Photo submitted by Saausageking7777 on 07/12/2018
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Photo submitted by Saausageking7777 on 07/12/2018
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Tuckahoe #1, my favorite hole in Virginia. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 09/10/2017
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The uphill par-4 2nd on Tuckahoe is a fun challenge. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 09/10/2017
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The downhill dogleg par-5 3rd on Tuckahoe is a great risk/reward design. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 09/10/2017
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The scenic views of the Blue Ridge like this one approaching the 6th green on Tuckahoe are fantastic. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 09/10/2017
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More views from the par-4 7th tee on Tuckahoe. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 09/10/2017
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The long par-5 9th on Tuckahoe is one of my favorite finishing holes. 360 degree views. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 09/10/2017
What happened?
Played here 3 or 4 times a year for over 25 years. One of my favorite local courses. Usually in very good shape. Not so right now. Worst conditions I have ever seen at Stoney Creek., especially the greens. Real shame.
What a dump
Sad. This course used to be pretty good but it is in such bad shape due to neglect and under investment by the resort it is a miserable play now. Weeds everywhere, slowest greens ever (in the areas where the aren’t bare spots), unplayable rough due to lack of mowing. You can’t even get a good lie on the tee boxes. Yuck!
Great Course
Great course. Beautiful Mountain Views. Greens are all consistent and in good condition. Worth the trip
Ehh
Greens were bad. No one repairs their divots. Need a ranger on course to speed up play. Bunker sand hard as a rock. If you can play this course for under 50 thats not a bad deal. I would never pay 90 bucks. Scenery is great and course layout is nice.
The course is in good condition and staff are friendly.
The restaurant service is very poor and that's why I would not recommend.
First Class Facilities
Our foursome from Richmond always enjoys playing StoneyCreek. Tee boxes, fairways, and greens were in fantastic shape on the Shamokin & Tuckahoe nines.
Wonderful, relaxing course
The course was very well maintained and I loved the way it wound around with the creek which was so relaxing
Beauty in the mountains
Gorgeous course in the mountains of Virginia. Lots of bunkers to grab you. Greens run smooth. Challenging layout with lots of elevation changes.
JB’s first time
Course is in great condition, challenging but fair and fun to play! Starter was good, attentive and friendly. The food afterwards in the Iron and Ale was good, Tabitha are server was great, good knowledge on menu and very friendly and professional!
Very high quality place to play
Very well designed place with everything. Definitely recommend it to anyone thinking about going should go.
Pure
Pure greens for winter golf. Fairways travel nice and rough is still challenging.
Good as always
Stony Creek is always a good round of gold. My only complaint would be the leaves but I guess that’s to be expected this time of year.