Improve in January, not just in June.
Indoor bays, launch monitor, club fitting, private instruction and clinics with Matt Frazier, Director of Player Development, and Blake Sawyer. Three subscription levels. Lessons are open to the public; subscription access is [members only — confirm with Matt Frazier].
| Level | What you get | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| Access | [bay hours, booking window] | [$xx] |
| Access Plus | [adds …] | [$xx] |
| Premium | [adds …] | [$xx] |
Today all three tiers link to the same 2025 PDF. Put the comparison on the page and let people subscribe online.
Three courses. Three completely different rounds.
Dan Maples designed all three, across three different pieces of Tidewater land. All three are open to members and the public. Membership changes how you play them, not whether you can.
Blackheath
The most picturesque of the three and the one visitors remember. A links-style layout with undulating fairways, nine doglegs, bunkers guarding every green, and water in play on thirteen holes.
Rates from [$xx]. Carts included. Public tee times released [x] days out.
Blue Heron
The longest course on the property and a member favorite. Generous fairways carved out of dense wetlands, long par 3s, intimidating par 5s, and Champion Bermuda greens that stay smooth through the season. The wetlands make it the best wildlife round in Williamsburg.
Rates from [$xx]. Seasonal closures posted here, dated, and removed when they expire.
Marsh Hawk
The original course and still the members' course. Narrow tree-lined fairways, natural lakes, well-placed bunkering and real elevation change. Traditional golf that asks you to place the ball.
Rates from [$xx]. The live site labels this course Members Only. It is not, and that label is turning away public rounds today.
Not sure which course to play?
Answer one question.