Back
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
Amenities
Services
Rules
Golf courses at Wintergreen Resort
-
![Wintergreen Resort - Devils Knob]()
-
Wintergreen, VirginiaResort
-
Wintergreen, VirginiaResort
-
Wintergreen, VirginiaResort
Images from Wintergreen Resort
Golfer Photos
-
Photo submitted by debean on 11/06/2021
-
Photo submitted by Robert6634162 on 07/26/2020
-
6th at Shamokin still looked good, despite a lack of mowing recently Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 06/14/2020
-
Love the views of the Blue Ridge here. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 06/14/2020
-
Conditions at Stoney Creek are usually better than this green surround on Shamokin Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 06/14/2020
-
Weeds in the bunkers? For $79? Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 06/14/2020
-
Tuckahoe course always shows well Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 06/14/2020
-
the underrated par-4 2nd on Tuckahoe Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 06/14/2020
-
Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/03/2019
-
Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/03/2019
-
Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/03/2019
-
Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/03/2019
-
Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 02/27/2019
-
Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 02/27/2019
-
Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 02/27/2019
-
Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 02/27/2019
-
One of my favorite holes in all of golf, the first on the Tuckahoe course. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/05/2018
-
#2 Tuckahoe is a great juxtaposition to the first hole. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/05/2018
-
The uphill, dangerous approach to the green on #2 Tuckahoe is a great and rewarding challenge. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/05/2018
-
Great scenic view abound, like this one around #8 Tuchahoe Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/05/2018
-
Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/05/2018
-
Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 08/05/2018
-
Photo submitted by Saausageking7777 on 07/12/2018
-
Photo submitted by Saausageking7777 on 07/12/2018
-
Tuckahoe #1, my favorite hole in Virginia. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 09/10/2017
-
The uphill par-4 2nd on Tuckahoe is a fun challenge. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 09/10/2017
-
The downhill dogleg par-5 3rd on Tuckahoe is a great risk/reward design. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 09/10/2017
-
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
-
More views from the par-4 7th tee on Tuckahoe. Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 09/10/2017
-
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
Reviews
Fantastic Conditions on Tuckahoe
I should preface this with that most of my playing experience has been in the Northeast in wet, boggy conditions and in Georgia in the extremely dry conditions. To play 9 holes on a dry midweek afterwards on this course was like being in golf heaven. The course is well maintained and with no one behind us in mid afternoon, of course, our pace of play was perfect for two of us. Our home course is very hilly and challenging, but Stoney Creek is much more so. The course seems to eat balls; even when we were sure we saw them land at the edges of the fairways, they had a way of disappearing. In spite of losing a couple of balls, I can’t wait to pass through here again and play this course.
Consistent
Have played Stoney, typically all 27, about once a month for the past few years. Course conditions tee to green are very good. A few clumpy winter spots just off the greens and fairways, plus dormant grass in the fairways, but still in nice shape.
Stoney CROOKS
They damaged my clubs and stole items from my golf cart when I was eating in the club house. We were the only people playing golf this day. Went in the clubhouse for 30 minutes to eat and when we came back all our clubs were thrown on the ground. Disrespectful and rude
Fantastic greens!
You definitely want to be below the hole. Fastest, truest greens I’ve ever played. Lots of fun.
Great course
It is never disappointing to play here. The course was amazing and the weather was perfect. I love playing here
New favorite course
We loved visiting and playing Stoney Creek. The course was in great condition even during a drought. The staff could not have been friendlier. The only part that was lacking was the restaurant was closed and the hotdogs at the snack bar were disgusting. Their drink selection was perfect for us. Would’ve been nice to have a cart attendee driving around with drinks or food but not really an issue. Again the course and staff were perfect and this will be our preferred course now.