Clarksburg Country Club

Clarksburg Country Club is an 18-hole private golf course established in 1912, originally designed by Tom Bendelow as a nine-hole par 31 layout. The course was expanded in 2000 with two additional holes added to the back nine, bringing the current par to 70 and length to approximately 6,000 yards. Multiple tees are available to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels.

The club features comprehensive practice facilities including a driving range, chipping greens, and putting greens. The course is notable for its tournament history, including Sam Snead's 1966 victory in the WVPGA Championship, where he shot a course record 61 in the final round. Located in Clarksburg, West Virginia, the club operates as a private members-only facility offering golf alongside additional amenities including a heated junior Olympic swimming pool, restaurant, and recreational courts.