Glow Golf: Back to School

Event Details ⚙

Date: Friday, 07 August 2026

Format: Other

Scoring: Other

Category: Open

Entry Fee: $65.00

Entry Method: Online

Themed evening event at Virginia Golf Center featuring a glow-lit 9-hole golf experience. Check-in and waiver signing begins at 6:45pm; dinner (sandwich sliders) is served at 7:15pm; shotgun start around 8:15pm. Entry fee includes 9 holes of glow-enhanced night golf, 3 LED golf balls, 1 drink ticket, dinner before the round, and a chance at closest-to-pin and putting contest prizes. Entry fee is $65 per person for general public; $55 for VIP Members. Sign up solo or with a group of up to 4. Registration is not complete until full payment for the group is made — preferably over the phone at 703-830-2400 before event day, or in person at least 1 hour prior to start. Recommended for ages 6 and up. Children ages 6–14 must be accompanied by an adult on the course. Participants aged 17 or younger require a parent or guardian signature on the event waiver.

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Venue

Virginia Golf Center

Centreville, VA, United States

Virginia Golf Center is a 9-hole par 3 course with a state-of-the-art practice center and short game area. The course has a par of 27 and measures 1322 yards, with bent grass greens and fairways. The course was built in 1998 and is open to the public. The course features small greens set behind carved-out recesses, under tall trees and shaped into surrounding mounds, creating a visually surprising and appealing short course. Virginia Golf Center features state-of-the-art technology from Toptracer and is paired with a performance executive course and the area's largest short game area that is now lighted. Virginia Golf Center is Northern Virginia's premier golf practice facility located in the Clifton/Centreville area of Fairfax County. The course is designed for golfers of all skill levels to practice and improve their game, particularly short game and mid-range iron play, with a format that allows completion in approximately two hours.