Golf
Book your tee time at one of New Kent County’s four distinctive golf courses, located between Richmond and Williamsburg.
Brickshire Golf Club
Brickshire's popularity is easily tied to this "player friendly" Curtis Strange signature course. These inviting fairways are wide and artfully sculpted with dramatic elevation changes and true-rolling greens. Honored by Golf Digest Readers, Brickshire Golf Club is one of the mid-Atlantic's "Must Play" courses.
The history of the course begins with U. S. Open Champion Curtis Strange and renowned architect Tom Clark working to replicating some of his favorite holes from around the world. Places like St. Andrews, Augusta National, Pinehurst #2, and Riviera CC to create a unique golfing experience.
The Club at Viniterra
Designed by Rees Jones, The Club at Viniterra is an 18-hole championship course, located adjacent to the award-winning New Kent Winery.
With a variety of diverse, natural features, Viniterra is designed with infinite flexibility by combining thoughtful and strategic location of a variety of grass, sand, and water hazards, to assure an enjoyable experience for all skill levels.
Brookwoods Golf Club
Brookwoods Golf Club is well maintained and popular daily play course in the county’s west end near I-64 Exit 205. Brookwoods real strength is its green complexes. Players will find tight, tree lined fairways with some water to avoid. Don't expect this to be a power course. Golfers have to use every club in their bags to play this placement course.
Royal New Kent Golf Club
Opened in 1997, Royal New Kent was chosen as the “Best New Course in the Nation” by Golf Digest.
Today, completely refurbished, Royal New Kent has been called “the truest representation of an Irish links in America.” Reminiscent of the Irish Landscape where links courses such as Royal County Down and Ballybunion were built. Rolling moorland, grass-covered knolls, dry stone walls and rough the likes of which you’re not likely to see this side of Scotland sometimes lend Royal New Kent an air of quiet desolation. The rolling fairways are generous, but doglegs and grass-covered dunes often demand blind shots to massive, speedy greens guarded by deep pot bunkers.
The 282 acres presents golfers with open spaces and panoramic vistas unlike any other course on the east coast. The new tag line is “Golf Ireland in Virginia”.