One of theMid-Atlantic's most popular golf destinations for many years is the scenic Cacapon Resort State Park. The challenging championship golf course is set in the rolling foothills of the 2300 foot Cacapon Mountain and is the centerpiece of the 6,000 acre park in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, which happens to boast the nation's oldest spa.

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One of the top courses in the state of West Virginia is Locust Hill Golf Club in Charles Town. Locust Hill maintains championship golf conditions with outstanding bent grass tees and greens. Playing at just over 7,000 yards from the tips, Locust Hill provides plenty of challenge. Lakes, ponds and streams bring 35 acres of water into play on ten holes.

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Located in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, Stonebridge Golf Club offers a rewarding, highly affordable experience for golfers of all levels. The course follows the rolling hills and meadows of the area, providing players with panoramic, four-state views and a variety of shot-making decisions. The back nine features a rarity in golf course layouts . . . back-to-back par 5's provide scoring opportunities to boost your round.

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Nestled in the scenic South Branch Valley of the Potomac Highlands of West Virginia, Valley View Golf Club is one of the Mid-Atlantic's best kept secrets. Designed by Russell Roberts and Bill Ward, Valley View was built in 1968 and plays to 6400 yards from the tips at a par 71.

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Located at the northern entrance to the Shenandoah Valley, in Hedgesville, WV, The Woods Resort has 36 holes of Championship Golf. Part of an 1800-acre resort community, The Woods has two golf courses, the 18-hole Mountain View and the 18-hole Stony Lick Mid-Length course.

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