Greenbrier

Played on November 4th and have to say the golf course was exceptional condition for this late in the season. Fun, challenging layout with great features. Only drawback, the price, the winter rate of $350 was a stretch compared to other top public / resort courses.

Absolutely stunning course. Excellent condition. Fast greens.

Old White at The Greenbrier should be a bucket list destination for all golf enthusiasts. Classic design, beautiful homes, great clubhouse and an opulent resort. All aspects should be explored. Spend extra time to experience the entire offering. Pro shop was poorly stocked.

First I need to point out that we are not rating the Old White course. We are rating Greenbrier course.

We were excited to have, what I would say should be a 5 star, high end golf experience, as the price dictated. Unfortunately, the Greenbrier course is NOT an 18 hole course. You play 1-7 then 16 & 17 as the front 9. Then you REPLAY 2-7 and 16,17 ending the back nine with #18. No where in any advertisement does it say this is a 10 hole course. Upon bringing up my disappointment to the pro shop, the young man said it absolutely is advertised. Screenshot below. He is wrong. I would have gladly played the Meadows course for 30 more dollars to have a real 18 hole golf course. On top of all that, don’t expect water on the course other than the single water bottle they put on your cart. There is a snack bar at 8/16 but two dogs, a chicken salad sandwich and a coke was $70. I’m ok with that if I got what I expected on the golf course. If you take time to visit Greenbrier, don’t waste your time on the Greenbrier course. Disappointed is an understatement.

I played here for my second time and took 3 of my buddies for their first time. Everyone agreed it was the best golf course they had played. Challenging layout that was still fair to my less skilled friends to play. We loved our caddie…he improved the experience for sure. I will say the list price of around $600 is steep. It’s a great course, but is not Pebble Beach.

Regardless, we hope to be back next year!

Have played the Old White 5 times total , the last two thru Golf Pass. It is definitely one if not my favorite course. A challenging but doable course. Great staff and fore caddies, great layout,,,,can't wait to get back !!

I I had played Valhalla golf club in 2000 and thought it was the best course I’ve ever played, but that all changed today. Dave, my caddy was excellent. The course was in great shape despite having hosted the LIV golf tournament two weeks ago definitely worth the time and the money.

SImply one of Americas greatest golf courses!!! Love spending time at the Greenbrier- such a special place to be- everything is always perfect & the staff is great also!!!

My third time on the Old White course and it continues to get better each time !!

My third time at the Old White course! Great as always!!

Third time playing the Old White course. Great experience. Generous off the tee, but it test your short game to very well protected fast greens. Staff is top class. Fore caddies are great as well. Will go back for sure.

Playing the Greenbrier Old White course was a dream come true for me. Although I didn't stay on the Greenbrier property, I managed to capture some stunning photos and do some shopping. The course itself was exceptional. Be prepared to spend around $350, which includes the $260 green fee, a mandatory $65 caddy fee (note: caddies are required, but you can split the fee with fellow players), and some snacks (two bottles of ice-cold water were included in the cart). The course was a joy to play, with challenging greens and hazards lurking everywhere. I had a blast and drove the ball exceptionally well. Overall, a fantastic experience!