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Cedars Country Club is a nine-hole golf course located in Chatham, Virginia, situated off U.S. Highway 29 between Gretna and Chatham. Founded in 1959, the course is a par 72 layout that features white, yellow, silver, and red tees to accommodate various skill levels. The property is characterized by tree-lined fairways and compact greens, with the course design incorporating strategically placed cedar trees that define the playing experience. The course offers a mix of hole lengths and par configurations, including par 3, par 4, and par 5 holes. The longest hole on the course is the fifth, a par 5 measuring 475 yards from the white tees, while the shortest is the fourth, a par 3 at 148 yards from the same tees. The seventh hole presents a unique configuration, playing as a par 5 for men and a par 4 for women, with distances ranging from 445 yards from the forward tees to 293 yards from the red tees. The ninth hole also varies by gender, playing as a par 4 for men and a par 5 for women. Cedars Country Club provides amenities for practice and play, including an irons-only driving range and a putting green. The course hosts various internal competitions throughout the year, such as the Club Championship, member-guest events, women's golf tournaments, and couples golf tournaments. Additionally, the club offers weekly scrambles and a ladies' league for its members. The facility is available for hosting outside tournaments, subject to staff availability and scheduling. Beyond the golf course, the club offers pool memberships during the summer months from Memorial Day to Labor Day, a snack bar serving breakfast and lunch, and a covered picnic shelter by the pool. The course is open to the public, though it operates primarily as a membership-based facility.