Cypress Creek Golfers' Club

Cypress Creek Golfers' Club in Smithfield, Virginia is carved from mature hardwood forests and historic peanut fields, offering a peacefully secluded setting. The course features rolling terrain with challenging elevation changes throughout. The design rewards creative shot-making and strategic play while remaining accessible to higher handicappers.

Notable features include multiple water holes, most memorably the par-4 ninth hole with an island green. The course's signature stretch is its "amen corner," comprising holes 15-17: a par-4 fifteenth, a water-laden sixteenth, and an uphill par-4 seventeenth that presents the most difficulty of the three. The challenging layout requires golfers to utilize the full range of clubs in their bags, with the rolling topography and water features creating strategic demands throughout the round.