Danville, VA, United States
Tuscarora Country Club is an 18-hole private golf course located in Danville, Virginia, established in 1957 and opened for play in 1959. Designed by renowned golf course architect Gene Hamm, the course features a par 72 layout with four sets of tees accommodating different skill levels and player categories. The course plays from 5,167 yards for women to 6,715 yards for men, offering varied length options.
The facility serves as a comprehensive country club with multiple amenities beyond golf, including practice facilities, a Junior Olympic swimming pool, tennis courts, a fitness center, fishing ponds, and a banquet hall. The club maintains five membership classifications to accommodate different age groups and residency status, including Regular, Senior, Junior, Recreational, and Non-Resident memberships.
The club has established itself as a significant recreational and social institution within the Danville-Pittsylvania County community, hosting regular men's and women's tournaments while providing a family-oriented atmosphere for its members across all age groups.
