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Find West Virginia Golf Courses by Region

Located within a day’s drive of nearly half the U.S. population, a golf adventure is just a swing away in West Virginia. With interstate highways crisscrossing the state and airports providing quick links to major metropolitan areas, the perfect golf course is closer than you think.

West Virginia Regions

New River-Greenbrier Valley
Rivers and gorges, raging whitewater and tranquil towns make up the New River-Greenbrier Valley region.

Hatfield-McCoy Mountains
Coal history permeates the attractions of the Hatfield-McCoy Mountains region, including a trail system where all-terrain vehicles, cyclists and hikers can explore 500 miles of backcountry trails reclaimed from the mining and logging industries.

Mountain Lakes
Lakes, rivers and streams, and abundant wildlife in state parks, define the Mountain Lakes region of West Virginia. Tranquil towns punctuate the green patchwork and golf courses grace hill and dale.

Metro Valley
Charleston, the state capital, and the university town Huntington anchor West Virginia's Metro Valley region and infuse it with art, culture and cuisine. In between, find charming towns replete with history.

Mountaineer Country
Natural wonders and covered bridges, as well as Appalachian heritage in the form of living history exhibits, chart the course of this region, known for its collegiate towns, including Morgantown, home of West Virginia University.

Eastern Panhandle
Small towns under a leafy canopy punctuate rolling hills in the Eastern Panhandle, where Civil War sites, contemporary theater and spa towns, as well as fine cuisine, draw sophisticates and history buffs alike.

Potomac Highlands
Winter, spring, summer and fall - the Potomac Highlands regions is ready for action any time of year. From skiing and snowboarding to mountain biking and train excursions, outdoor adventures rule this mountainous portion of the state.

Northern Panhandle
Rivers, turnpikes and roads converge in the Northern Panhandle. Gaming resorts provide excitement and Victorian heritage and vast parks provide a welcome respite.

Mid-Ohio Valley
Arts and artisans, historic islands and trails through farmland and forests provide a varied backdrop to Ohio River towns, including Parkersburg, Williamstown and Vienna. Fairs and festivals round out the offerings in the Mid-Ohio Valley.


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