The Top Golf Courses in West Virginia
West Virginia is home to 2 of America's 100 greatest golf courses.
Ranked & notable courses
About golf in West Virginia
West Virginia contributes 2 courses to America's consensus top 100. Pikewood National Golf Club is the state's highest-ranked course at #73. They range from Pete Dye Golf Club (1994) to Pikewood National Golf Club (2008). Architects represented include John Raese, Robert Gwynne and Pete Dye. 1 of the 2 are open to public or resort play; the rest are private clubs.
Tap any course above for its full profile — architect, design history, signature hole, tournament record, and how to play it — or see how we rank the top 100, and browse the designers behind them in our architects index.
Plan your visit
Each profile includes either the official course website or a Google search shortcut to find tee times, member referrals, and current information. Use the interactive map to filter West Virginia's courses by public, resort, or private access.