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7 Most Scenic Rolling Golf Courses In The West Virginia

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1. Twisted Gun Golf Club. Wharncliffe 72 par, 7,015 yards, 124 slope, 73.1 rating. Twisted Gun is a hidden gem— a very well-hidden gem. A true backcountry beauty, it’s nestled back along the far reaches of old, winding coal roads.
2. Woodhaven at Glade Springs. Daniels 72 par, 7,122 yards, 149 slope, 75.1 rating. Woodhaven’s beauty is captivating, but you have to work for it. With a fierce 75.1 rating and a slope of 149, it’s the highest-rated public course in the state.
3. The Raven. Snowshoe 72 par, 7,045 yards, 142 slope, 75.5 rating. The Raven is routinely named West Virginia’s top public course, with plenty of national notoriety.
4. The Greenbrier. White Sulphur Springs 72 par, 6,675 yards, 135 slope, 73.1 rating. This iconic resort’s rich golf history is enough to earn it a place it on your bucket list: it’s the home of the first-ever American golf course, and a lineup of celebrities and legends have graced its grounds.
5. The Klieves at Oglebay Resort. Wheeling 71 par, 6,725 yards, 135 slope, 71.9 rating. Arnold Palmer designed a signature course at Oglebay Resort, with a similar nod to Mother Nature’s original design— and the result is just as stunning.
6. The Arnold Palmer Course at Stonewall Resort. Roanoke 72 par, 7,149 yards, 142 slope, 74.6 rating. Looping around the cerulean waters of Stonewall Lake, this course is nature’s own original design, creatively reinforced by legend Arnold Palmer’s careful eye.
7. Grandview Golf Course. Beaver 72 par, 6,834 yards, 132 slope, 72.0 rating. For the lightest introduction to rolling terrain with the most memorable setting, start at Grandview.

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