Williams Country Club Golf Course ☆ Follow

Established in 1932, the club features an 18-hole, par 72 golf course. Designed by Emil Loeffler/John McGlynn, the Williams golf course opened in 1932. The course features 6632 yards of golf from the longest tees with a course rating of 72.1 and a slope rating of 140. Situated on a ridge overlooking the Ohio River Valley, the course presents a challenging layout for golfers of all skill levels.

The course has a terrific layout over hilly terrain. Notable holes include back-to-back par fives at the 562-yard 3rd and 544-yard 4th, the water-protected par three 12th and the 497-yard 14th, played to a sand-encircled raised green. Since the course is laid out across the top of a hill, most holes slope toward the right, and the course requires patience and strategy when playing it.

Over the years Williams has been the site of three WV Open tournaments and numerous Tri-State PGA events. Rated in the top ten of West Virginia's best golf courses, Williams is a beautiful, well-maintained layout that offers challenges for players at every level.