Crabapple/Dogwood at Roanoke Country Club, Roanoke, Virginia

Crabapple/Dogwood at Roanoke Country Club is an 18-hole private golf course nestled in the heart of Roanoke, Virginia. Established in 1899 and designed by renowned architect A.W. Tillinghast in 1920, this par-70 course offers a challenging and enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels. Measuring 6,168 yards in length with a slope rating of 120 and a rating of 69.5, the course features well-maintained fairways made from Bermuda grass and bent grass greens. Golfers can choose from different tees, including the Blue tee for the longest distance and the Red (W) tee for women players. The club also offers various amenities, including a driving range, pitching/chipping area, indoor practice facility, putting green, and instruction services through the "Roanoke Country Club Golf Academy."

Player Reviews: Positive Feedback and Areas for Improvement

Golfers who have played Crabapple/Dogwood at Roanoke Country Club have generally provided positive feedback. The course conditions and layout have been praised, with one advanced-level golfer describing them as "good." The greens have also received compliments for rolling fast and true, with one reviewer noting that they looked great. While staff friendliness was not specifically mentioned in these reviews, the club is known for providing good customer service based on previous experiences.

The Links Card's Perspective on Value

The Links Card considers Crabapple/Dogwood at Roanoke Country Club to offer excellent value for golfers. The course provides a well-rounded experience with diverse holes and varying lengths, catering to different playing styles and skill levels. Although it is a private course and not open to the public like some others reviewed on The Links Card website, golfers who have the opportunity to play here through membership benefits or an invitation should not miss out on this hidden gem.