Golf at The Olde Farm
Pure golf,
shaped by the land.
A nationally recognized Bobby Weed design where mountain views, strategic choices and quiet rural character create an experience that feels both timeless and entirely its own.
The Experience
Old-school character. Modern distinction.
The complete lack of distraction is part of what makes golf here unforgettable.
The Olde Farm’s links-inspired course moves naturally across rolling farmland in the mountains of Southwest Virginia. Bentgrass greens, tees and fairways are framed by Kentucky bluegrass rough, creating firm, refined playing surfaces and a strong visual connection to the landscape.
Strategic angles, broad views and thoughtful green complexes reward imagination rather than prescribing a single way to play. The result is a course that remains engaging across many rounds and every level of golfer.
Bobby Weed Design
A course with a clear sense of place.
Bobby Weed’s routing works with the property rather than against it, allowing the contours, elevation changes and rural landscape to shape both strategy and character.
The course earned Golf Digest’s Best New Private Course recognition in 2000 and has continued to receive national acclaim for its architecture and enduring quality.
Meet the Course DesignerExplore Golf
Every part of the game.
Discover the championship course, its architectural story and the award-winning Orchard Course.
Course Tour
Explore all 18 holes, with yardages, strategic insight and views from across the course.
Tour the Course →Course Designer
Learn how Bobby Weed created a course that feels established, authentic and inseparable from the land.
Explore the Design →The Orchard Course
A nationally recognized nine-hole par-3 course designed for challenge, camaraderie and pure enjoyment.
Discover the Orchard →Course Detail
Six sets of tees. One thoughtful test.
Multiple teeing options allow the course to remain challenging, enjoyable and appropriately scaled for a wide range of players.
View Hole-by-Hole Tour →| Tees | Yards | Rating | Slope |
|---|---|---|---|
| Championship | 7,119 | 74.5 | 141 |
| Medal | 6,609 | 72.0 | 135 |
| Member | 6,082 | 70.2 | 132 |
| Senior | 5,486 | 67.9 | 123 |
| Senior — Ladies | 5,486 | 72.6 | 131 |
| Forward — Ladies | 4,773 | 67.6 | 121 |
The Rhythm of the Round
Golf is better experienced on foot.
Caddies and forecaddies add insight, tradition and connection to every round. Walking allows players to experience the contours, views and transitions of the course in the way they were intended.
Awards & Ratings
Acclaimed from the beginning.
National recognition spanning more than two decades reflects the enduring quality of The Olde Farm and its Orchard Course.
Historic Tournaments
Golf in service of something greater.
Two landmark events brought together icons of golf, sports and philanthropy at The Olde Farm in support of the children of Mountain Mission School.
The Big 3
Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player reunited at The Olde Farm for The Big 3® for the Mountain Mission Kids, sponsored by Johnson & Johnson. The legendary trio competed against 19 amateur teams in a special 19-hole scramble benefiting Mountain Mission School.
Jack Nicklaus · Arnold Palmer · Gary Player
The Big 3 finished at 10-under-par 61, defeating the amateur teams by three strokes. More importantly, the event established a record for the most money raised by a charity golf tournament in one day.
Explore The Big 3 →The American Legends
The American Legends for Mountain Mission Kids continued the philanthropic tradition at The Olde Farm, bringing together celebrated figures from golf, football and basketball to raise transformational support for Mountain Mission School.
Gary Player · Jack Nicklaus · Lee Trevino · Lorena Ochoa · Betsy King · Lanny Wadkins · Peyton Manning · Dan Marino · Jerry West
The event’s story was shared through a CBS and PGA TOUR half-hour television special, extending the mission and impact far beyond the fairways of The Olde Farm.
Visit The American Legends →Both events reflect a defining part of The Olde Farm’s legacy: using the game of golf, meaningful relationships and extraordinary generosity to improve the lives of others.