Blue Ridge Shadows Golf Club Aerial Tour
Blue Ridge Shadows Golf Club is one of the finest golf courses in the Mid-Atlantic. Ranked #3 'Best Courses you can play in Virginia, 2009 by Golfweek. Located in Front Royal, Virginia, in the heart of the historic Shenandoah Valley. Golf Worth Playing #InTheShadows
Holiday Inn & Suites Front Royal Blue Ridge Shadows - Front Royal (Virginia) - United States
Holiday Inn & Suites Front Royal Blue Ridge Shadows hotel city: Front Royal (Virginia) - Country: United States
Address: 111 Hospitality Drive; zip code: VA 22630
Overlooking the mountains and just steps from Blue Ridge Shadows Golf Course, this Virginia hotel features an on-site restaurant, cocktail lounge and indoor pool. Every room offers a flat-screen TV.
-- Surplombant les montagnes et à quelques pas du parcours de golf de Blue Ridge Shadows, l'Holiday Inn & Suites Front Royal Blue Ridge Shadows est situé en Virginie. Il propose un restaurant sur place, un bar-salon à cocktails et une piscine...
-- Este hotel de Virginia cuenta con vistas a las montañas, a unos pasos del club de golf Blue Ridge Shadows, y dispone de restaurante, salón de cócteles y piscina cubierta. Las habitaciones disponen de TV de pantalla plana.
-- Dieses Hotel in Virginia mit Blick über die Berge begrüßt Sie nur wenige Schritte vom Golfplatz Blue Ridge Shadows entfernt mit einem eigenen Restaurant, einer Cocktaillounge und einem Innenpool. Jedes Zimmer ist mit einem Flachbild-TV ausgestattet.
-- Dit hotel in de staat Virginia biedt uitzicht op de bergen, ligt op steenworp afstand van de golfbaan Blue Ridge Shadows en heeft een eigen restaurant, een cocktaillounge en een binnenzwembad. De kamers zijn voorzien van een flatscreen-tv.
-- 这家酒店位于弗吉尼亚州,可远眺群山,距离Blue Ridge Shadows高尔夫球场仅有几步之遥,设有一间店内餐厅、一间鸡尾酒休息室和一座室内游泳池。每间客房都设有平面电视。 Holiday Inn & Suites Front Royal Blue Ridge Shadows酒店的客房明亮而多彩,配备了免费无线网络连接和办公桌。客房还提供冰箱和咖啡机。 客人可以在24小时开放的健身房锻炼,也可以在按摩浴缸或壁炉旁休息。客人还可使用一间商务中心。Houlihan’s Restaurant...
-- Этот отель с видом на горы находится в штате Вирджиния, в нескольких шагах от поля для гольфа Blue Ridge Shadows. К услугам гостей ресторан на территории отеля, коктейльный лаундж, крытый бассейн и номера, оснащенные телевизором с плоским экраном.
-- يقع هذا الفندق في ولاية فرجينيا وعلى بعد خطوات من ملعب بلو ريدج شادوز للغولف ويطل على الجبال، ويحتوي على مطعم في الموقع وصالة للكوكتيل ومسبح داخلي. وتحتوي جميع الغرف على تلفزيون بشاشة مسطحة.
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Blue Ridge Shadows - Overview
Overview of Blue Ridge Shadows Golf Course
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Holiday Inn & Suites Front Royal Blue Ridge Shadows in Front Royal VA
Reserve: . . .. .. ... . . . . . . . . . Holiday Inn & Suites Front Royal Blue Ridge Shadows 111 Hospitality Drive Front Royal VA 22630 Overlooking the mountains and just steps from Blue Ridge Shadows Golf Course, this Virginia hotel features an on-site restaurant, cocktail lounge and indoor pool. Every room offers a flat-screen TV. Holiday Inn & Suites Front Royal Blue Ridge Shadows provides bright and colorful rooms with free Wi-Fi and a work desk. There is also a refrigerator and coffee maker. Guests can workout in the 24-hour gym or relax in the jacuzzi or by the fireplace. They can also access a business center. Houlihan’s Restaurant and Bar is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Dinosaur Land Prehistoric Forestry is 5 miles from Holiday Inn Front Royal. The hotel is within 8 miles of Skyline Caverns and Christendom College.
Shenandoah Valley GC, Front Royal, VA 161004
Holes: 9x3 Par: 36 Length: 3095 yards Slope: 126 Rating: 71.1
Grade: B
Location: 15 min. NE of Front Royal, of the Rte 577 exit off I-66 just before Front Royal proper. I just continued on north to Rte 340 to Frederick. A nice ride in the countryside, a nice round of golf.
A nice 9 holes by 3 courses combo, though the blue course (red,white, blue) was closed for renovation.
A basic yet still spicy woods course in a rectangular area with some houses on one corner, a nice clubhouse on one side and a bunch of meandering holes in the middle laid-out side by side. Mostly evergreens and some normal trees. Very little dense woods & foliage like you'd find at South Riding, Lees' Hill or Cross Creek. The course is much more like Enterprise but it's just a better course than Enterprise, and even then all the dense foliage is just along one or two holes, between the houses on the far side of the course from the clubhousee, and all of that was OB. Nothing in the way of trees that is dense enough to keep you from crossing into adjacent fairways or going into the trees and scrambling out, other than the occasional pile of waste and the long rough, but chasing balls hit offline into the long rough is a true exercise in frustration. Seriously it was a problem to find a ball just a few feet off the green or fairway, very similar to some parts of the Oak course at Twin Lakes. The rough was simply too long in a lot of places. You can practically forget about finding your ball if you hit off-fairway and lose sight of it, don't see it actually come down and don't immediately see it when you first ride out there in your cart. I almost gave-up on finding a ball that was within a clubs' length of the green. So DEFINITELY do a good job of tracking your shots. Most of the courses that I've played don't have rough so long that it is effectively waste. This is not a problem that I've had in a long time & it was quite frustrating to lose so many balls that were just off the fairway or green. Of course not every time but maybe about a third of the time this would happen. I lost a lot of balls on shots that were just not that bad. On one I lost my tee-shot which was not a huge surprise as I hit it over a blind ridge & it probably went down into the woods/OB just on the other side of the ridge. I dropped & hit my approach 175yds, it went off the green to the right near the cart-path, I clearly saw it heading right past the green directly towards the next tee-box that was maybe 50 yards past & right of the green.. I saw it disappear in the grass maybe 20 yards in front of the next tee-box. I never found it. Of course, on the next 2 holes I pull 3 shots left & find them all. My last tee-shot, the dog-right to the green just next to the clubhouse, I hit a ball that rolled through the fairway & into the rough. It took me 2 minutes to find it just off the fairway. The deep rough was a serious problem & when I did hit into the trees I only found the ball half the time even though there was plenty of open space around the trees & not much foliage, bushes or waste. You absolutely have to keep an eye on your ball if don't want to waste an hour looking for balls.
Also the pot-bunkers are really fun to play with people milling around at an adjacent green or tee, or even the clubhouse, making noise, and you feel that half of them are watching you. If the course is at-all busy, you're going to see a lot of people playing near you, & sometimes very near you, as they play adjacent tee-shots, fairways & greens. So it does take a bit of focus to play here & it's not really a course for players who like to get lost in the woods & play golf in isolation. The environment is chatty, often, & certainly you won't be alone in the woods that much. I rarely play courses with 2 adjacent tee-boxes each hitting the same way on adjacent fairways. Often here it was a tee-box or a green next to another green or tee-box, on occasion right next to the clubhouse *and* another teebox. Luckily the other groups were not all that noisy.
Par5s about 450-500 yds, Par4s 350-400 yds, Par3s 135-175 yards from the back tees. Moderate-sized greens with some pot-bunkers and long rough but very little waste and woods in play around the greens. A very nice course with long rough (long enough in places to hide balls), some OB and some houses near the course, some greenskeeper-fouling, some mountain-views but not much. Nothing overwhelming here but nothing underwhelming either. No road-noise is a major plus. A good solid round. No water or carries over waste, not much waste off the sides of the course & very little in the way of dense woods but still some perils, elevated tees, elevated greens, nicely sloped greens that were a good challenge to putt but still in good shape. Just good solid course, if a bit on the short & easy side. A very-nice clubhouse with no showers. This is definitely a nice middle-of-the road course & at $12 for hotdeal on GolfNow certainly a win.
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By: Lexy Blair and Mason Collins
Keegan Boone
2009 Potomac Cup golf tournament, Blue Ridge Shadows GC, Front Royal, VA.
Golf Challenge Blue Ridge Trail 2019
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Sportsplex 5th Annual Charity Golf Tournament September 12 2008
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Bowling Green GC, Front Royal, Va 180222
6309 yds Slope 125
Grade: B
What I think is the real issue is why would you think that this is not a very-good course. Just looking at the video & ignoring what I say in the video & what I write in the description, what would *you* think?
What do you think that this course does not have that would make it a great course, or what do you think that it has that keeps it from being a great course?
I can only say having played Bethpage Black 3 times, from the back tees & knowing it's 7400 yards slope 152 & this is 6300 yds at most slope 125, that this was as much fun to play as Bethpage. Sure they have different strengths & weaknesses. There's no question that the Black has a LOT more waste, not just off the fairways & not just more bunkers but also waste around the traps & greens. Sure Bethpage is another 1100 yards longer while only a stroke higher, & sure it's probably somewhat more vertical though that verticality is spread out over a longer course. But was it more fun? Not really. It was definitely more challenging. Absolutely, maybe 25%-50% harder.
It was also 6x the price and in upper Long Island.
But the main thing is that I am even talking about this in the same context as Bethpage Black.
Not.. Blue Ridge Shadows, which is maybe 20 minutes from here.
I honestly think this course is that good.
If Bethpage Black is the definition of a fun course. If that's enough to make a course interesting, than any course which is allowed to grow-up in the manner of Lees' Hill or Patuxent Greens is interesting. If that is what makes a round fun then the only really fun courses that I know of are hilly courses with poor maintenance. The rest either don't have enough waste or are too flat. I think that this is what makes a course like Raspberry Falls, Wyncote, Glendale & Patuxent Greens a boring course. They rely too heavily on waste & woods to spice-up an otherwise flat, boring course while courses like Bull Run & P.B. Dye narrowly escape falling into that trap & Pohick Bay & Generals' Ridge look outstanding because they have significant verticality.
I am sorry, I don't think that a course is a great course because it is easy to lose balls & therefore easy to shoot high numbers on it. It is always easy to shoot high numbers. It is easy to play badly. But what do you get if you play well? In that regard it can't have too many average shots: average shots result from average lies. It is hard for a flat course to be interesting to play simply because so many of the lies are average. It is hard for a course to be both difficult & fair if it relies heavily on waste, water, undergrowth & tight landing-areas to toughen it up.
I played this course & noticed that it didn't have a lot of waste. Some water, that's ok. No underbrush on the course property. The course is not that long but it is decently vertical with a lot of swales both in the fairway & on the sides of the fairway, decently-good grass even in winter plus good grass on the greens (though they were soft & spongy so slow). I saw just a line of trees along each fairway, & not even a solid line of trees at that. Now sure, the course was made somewhat easier as a result of not having those hazards. But that's only going to make it slightly more easy. Playing through a line of trees is still only so easy. I still lost 6 balls on the front 9 alone. I think that's tough enough.
But the main thing is that I enjoyed actually playing those holes. It wasn't a simple matter of ok this is a shot that I ought to make easily, the only way that I'm going to lose a ball is if I skull it into the water or spin it deep into the woods. Where the only challenge was to simply not fuck-up the shot. Here I had to play fades, cut-shots, balls above & below my feet, sloping up, away, down-wind, up-wind, cross-wind, over water, over & under a stand of trees, all that good stuff, virtually all the shots that you have to play on a golf course. Except for the short rough it was a complete round. Did it matter if the course was only 6300 yards? Not really. Did I have to pound a ball out of ankle-deep waste trying to reach a green 250 yards away? Did I lose a ball into high waste simply because I only barely missed a sand-trap or the green? Did I have to play out of a pot-bunker 6 feet below the green? Did I have to make a 200 yd carry over waste & land in a fairway bordered by ankle-high rough? Did I have to hit off an elevated tee 100ft down to such a fairway? No. I mean certainly there were a lot of things at Bethpage that I did not have to contend with here.
The question is does that make the round fun?
Or just harder, longer, & drive your score up?
On top of being more expensive?
Does that make the round fun?
I though this was a good course & fun to play.
You might think that it looks dull & boring.
Try actually playing it instead of judging it on its looks alone.
See if your 1st impression holds true.
You might learn something.
VSGA Double Tournament Special || Blitz Golf
VSGA Double Tournament Special || Blitz Golf
It's tournament time! This is the first time I'll be playing in two consecutive VSGA tournaments back-to-back, the host courses will include Cannon Ridge Golf Club on Wednesday and The Club at Viniterra on Thursday.
I won't spoil how I finished, watch until the end to find out!
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Maple Run GC, Thurmont MD 160719
Grading this neighborhood course a C+ given excessive greenskeeper-fouling for a weekday, short, practically-ineffective rough and a clubhouse that is simply a shack with a small bathroom that looks like something you'd find in a crappy gas-station. Though the food area looks remarkably similar to what they have at UMD and probably some other courses, it's all just pretty sad and run-down, at least as far as the clubhouse goes. But the course is decent, not bad, not great, just average, yet something different, most of it open space with some woods-holes mixed in, overall with decent verticality and some waste, modest carries decent fairways and wavy, decently-short yet soft greens that are easy enough to putt despite their verticality because they are slow enough to be reasonable but fast enough to be entertaining. And it's a good drive out into the countryside, cool weather even in the summer sun and a good wind coming off the mountains. Something a little different, not overly ostentatious and a good hitters' course. Not bad at all.
But the facilities truly suck ass.
Nice people that run the course but they need to build a decent clubhouse. I went in to pay, got some ice and a couple of drinks, played 18 straight through, went into the bathroom, saw the filthy, pathetic state that it was in, just washed off a little and got the hell out of there. It's just a crude golf facility, no place to hang-out after a round but there are enough decent restaurants and parks in the surrounding area that there's no need to hang-out there either.
The clubhouse is a sad decrepit place that is just not up to the level of the course, and the course is not all that much in the first place. I've played at enough courses at this level to know that even for modest courses like this, this clubhouse is an exception, far from the rule. I suspect that this will change at some point as the area will inevitably grow (everything within 200 miles of DC is growing) and they will sink some money into the clubhouse, but as it is now, subpar hardly describes it adequately. It's basically an old cart-shack with a few dingy rooms next to it, two small rooms for single-toilet bathrooms, one for a kitchenette and another for the pro shack, and the mens' bathroom was just a mess. But even just as it is, a coat of paint would have done wonders. Believe me it looks a lot worse on the inside than the picture of the outside shows. And you go there, and the players are all decently-upscale, guys in golf-shirts and shorts and shoes, driving nice cars carrying nice bags...the course doesn't look all that bad at all, but you go inside the clubhouse and it's just a disaster. And it could be fixed-up and made decent so easily. But no instead of doing that, they've got all these douchebags out on farm equipment out mowing a course that doesn't need to be mowed. At all. Which just says that the management is clueless.
Rock Harbor GC (Rock course) Williamsburg VA 150501
Overall a B, a nice course at least on the front 9, though a lot of the back side seems to be little more than a few holes in someones' backyard. I got there too late to ply more than the back nine. Definitely worth the drive from DC out to Winchester VA .
I probably could have finished the course even in 3 hours if I hadn't spent so much time filming, but a few of the course really didn't look to be worth playing. But still a lot of the course was awesome. Quite a discrepancy! Some of the holes are clearly under reconstruction but I really don't see how they could do much more with the holes right near the entrance and if most of the course was like those 3 holes then I could hardly recommend it. But most of the course is not like those 3 holes. Not at all. I was pleasantly surprised by what I found on the course.
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Rock Harbor GC, Boulder Course, Winchester Va. 180303
Grade: A- It has to be done.
Black Par 72 7547 yards rating 75.7 slope 151
...wow.
What fun!
The course was definitely a little ragged around the edges which is what you get in exchange for not playing a flat course & playing in March, with a lot of wind & fallen tree-branches on the course. There were a lot of sand-traps with rocks in them (ironically), not all that small either, sometimes I had to just pull the ball over to a different part of the traps, but really again this is March golf. It's not going to be in spring & summer condition.
The big thing about this course is that is is very vertical, lots of up & down play, with a large spread between tees & a fair number of big carries, well over 200 yards. It is definitely a course to come to play if you think that you are a big hitter or you want to see what a big hitter's course is like. It has a lot of water & even in March the greens were in good shape, with decent fairways & fairway rough. But this course is really all about playing up & down hills & around obstacles. The fairways are wide enough but just barely so, with rare exception, & what you get in exchange for a wide fairway is a very long carry. it is definitely an adventure-course but not so much & so crazy as Blue Ridge Shadows.
This is a great course a rare find & absolutely one of the most entertaining courses that I've ever played...but that is because I like crazy-big courses that are hard to play. This is absolutely not some small course with tight lies that is as much a challenge to stay out of the woods as anything. Here, there really isn't that much of woods. There's a fair amount of waste & water, but not overwhelmingly so. It's really just a big course that truly challenges your ability to cover horizontal & vertical space & play decent golf while entertaining the hell out of you.
Without a doubt one of the best courses that I've ever played in my life, & what saddens me is that I would love to play it again but I'm afraid of overplaying it.
My only problems with this round were the houses surrounding a few holes, again the road noise in front, & the $70 cost to play a late Saturday round the first week in March. Other than that, I would recommend that anyone reading this play this course at least once. It's simply an awesome course.
It's not perfect.
But it's still pretty damm-good.
Easily 1 of the top 3 DC area public courses that I've played. I literally have a hard time thinking of a better area course to play, though I didn't want to score it as an A- because it is really just very-good not great. If there is an area course better than this one? I’ve yet to see it. Seriously.
I am proud to say that I’ve spent 25 years practicing to play a course like this even passably-well. Just well enough to not entirely embarrass myself to play it.
Most of the DC area courses are not even close to as good as this. Not even near, it's almost not even the same game. And there are quite a few that fall in there between $50 & $100/round for 18 with a cart. Not even Bethpage Black, not a single one that is this good. Don't get me wrong, the Black is a good course & has some very-nice holes but so much of it is mundane & a lot of the rest of it relies on waste & traps almost everywhere and long, thick rough that at 3 is barely playable. It's a good course but it's not *this* good. I mean this is almost like golfing Nirvana if you like a course with good verticality, that doesn't have big wide-open spray-hitters fairways but also doesn't have a lot of waste & woods off the fairways either.
I apparently pissed-off the guy who stored the carts by staying out on the course until dusk. He came out to me at the 17th teebox, said I'd gotten over 4 hours of golf so I should be happy, than “escorted” me off the course. I thought his attitude was ridiculous on many levels, especially considering that the clubhouse was not only still open but actually serving dinner, but I didn’t say anything to challenge him and then he began to get righteous. To tell a patron who had paid $70 to play your course that they had enough golf because they've played over 4 hours when they are standing there on the 17th teebox with a club trying to finish the round & you're dragging them off the course, that's pretty dense. But yeah, I would have been done long before that f it wasn't such a big, challenging, fun & open-enough course. His attitude was still bullshit. People don’t pay to play 4 hours of golf, it’s not like renting a room by the hour.
On the other hand be aware that it might just take an extra hour to finish your round if you’re out there by yourself.
Beaver Creek GC, Hagerstown Md. 180217
7000yds from back tees, slope 135
Grade:B, about 2 hours out of downtown DC, a good 30 minute drive up I-70 past Frederick but still maybe 20miles south of Hagerstown. A modest, unassuming standard normal course decent but uninspired play. Good grass, greens & amenities, not too expensive, moderate housing & road fouling. No real carries. Well-cleared underbrush & plenty of greenside rough without any real risk of hitting into waste as long as you don't challenge the periphery of the course. The limited water here is in the 2 ponds between the #15 fairway and the #18th teebox and the swamp on the right shoulder of #8, neither of which require a carry of any real length except for the tee-shot on #17, in which the water is front and right of the green. I did like the trap guarding the front of the #6 green and the significantly-elevated #8 green, haven't seen one of those in a while, and likewise the alley-shot to the #16 green is fairly unique. But still. Mildly exciting.
Some decent elevated greens with challengingly-deep traps, certainly some challenging shots, modest waste & some OB (houses generally =OB) but a little repetitive 13-15 & not really much of a punch to the course overall. But still it is good for what it is, a decent, normal yet still fairly interesting & challenging neighborhood golf course up in the mountains. #11, #12, #15, #17 & #18 give the player a taste of how bad it could be if they were on a course that's completely innundated with houses and roads passing close by the course without actually being completely innundated with houses & roads passing close by. So while not quite ideal in significant ways still much better than some parts of Black Rock, Md. National, Richland, Stonewall, Old Hickory & the like, courses that to a large degree are either too noisy or have too many houses even both (this list easily covers at least 2/3rds of area courses) while in great condition compared to courses like Virginia Oaks, Montclair, Lake Presidential and so on that are good courses in shabby condition, because it is in good condition but not too boring to enjoy. Even when it was 35F, sleeting heavily, the wind 20mph & houses took-up half my view I still enjoyed playing the course at least this one time. But then I like playing on an empty course, I'd rather play in that weather out by myself than the following day on that same course when 55F & sunny but full & I'm surrounded by obnoxious people.
There is a fair number of area courses that don't have even this limited degree of housing, no more than this road-noise, are in at least comparably-decent condition, are at least this challenging if not much-more challenging & still this long. Sure, some. But not a lot. In that regard it definitely should be celebrated. For example this course is not quite as interesting as Eisenhower but Eisenhower is definitely not at this level of condition & the two courses are about the same price. The 17th is a fairly-decent par3 & 18th here is fairly mundane with only the short carry off the tee to spice it up. Nowhere as interesting as the 17th & 18th at Eisenhower, a 220 yard par-3 over a large lake fronting the green & a 410 yd dogleg right off the side of that lake off an elevated tee over a valley with the creek that feeds the lake to an elevated green. Poolesville is in matching condition in price & overall quality except for the rough greens but it's still somewhat more interesting (and a lot of players say that Poolesville is boring). Algonkin, basically the same hole 16 times. Brambleton is shabby and goofy, but still has a few good holes that just are not matched here, likewise Clustered Spires which sucks on many levels. Raspberry Falls is twice as expensive, Whiskey Creek, Little Bennett, Blue Ridge Shadows, many others, about the same cost but far more difficult & interesting. I have to work fairly far down the list to find a course that is this mundane still likewise at least modestly enjoyable, still in such good condition but still affordable & just as important has some distractions but isn't too distracting to enjoy. In short while for me this course is mainly a letdown because it is rather mundane & a little over-the-top with housing in some places... otherwise it's fine & it would be fine for a lot of players. Not really special but good for what it is because it is good enough in a lot of ways, if not quite great in any of them while just as important it doesn't really suck in any way either. A decent player should make their way around this course easily enough & think it was good practice. A beginning to average player will probably think that it was a tough but fair challenge. It is rare to find a course that is a fair challenge, a good range of shots & a good round for 85% of the golfing public without ripping them off on course-quality, price or amenities.
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Cannon Ridge Golf Club 9 Hole VLOG/Course Review | Blitz Golf
Cannon Ridge Golf Club 9 Hole VLOG/Course Review | Blitz Golf
Got another special guest on the channel today - enter Cody! This time we'll be trying our hand at a course review/VLOG style video, the track of choice today : Cannon Ridge Golf Club. (Fredericksburg, VA)
I've played Cannon Ridge only two times before this, It's been recently renovated and re-opened, so all things considered the conditioning isn't all that bad.
Look for more of these course Vlog/Review videos in the future!
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