6 Golf Courses near Capon Springs, WV - Reviews & Ratings

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There is 1 golf course in Capon Springs, West Virginia and 0 are municipal courses. There are also another 5 golf courses within 20 miles of Capon Springs, including 5 public, 0 municipal and 0 private courses. The oldest course in the Capon Springs area is the Capon Springs Resort Golf Course which was designed by Frank 'Max' Maxwell, Jr. and opened in 1935. The longest course is Rock Harbor Golf Course, which is 7,550 yards. Rock Harbor Golf Course is rated the best course near Capon Springs.

Capon Springs Resort Golf Course, Capon Springs Resort Course

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9 holes (Private) Write a Review
3818 Capon Springs Rd.
Capon Springs, WV 26808
(304) 874-3695
0 miles from the center of Capon Springs. Write a Review

Appleland Sports Center, The Golden Apple Course

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9 holes (Public) Write a Review
4490 Valley Pike
Stephens City, VA 22655-3900
(540) 869-8600
15 miles from the center of Capon Springs. Write a Review

Rock Harbor Golf Course, Rock Course

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18 holes over 7,299 yards with a par of 71 (Public) Write a Review
365 Rock Harbor Dr
Winchester, VA 22602-2385
(540) 722-7111
15 miles from the center of Capon Springs. Write a Review

Rock Harbor Golf Course, Boulder Course

18 holes over 7,550 yards with a par of 72 (Public) Write a Review
365 Rock Harbor Dr
Winchester, VA 22602-2385
(540) 722-7111
15 miles from the center of Capon Springs. Write a Review

Rock Harbor Golf Course, Boulder Course Back 9

9 holes (Public) Write a Review
365 Rock Harbor Dr
Winchester, VA 22602-2385
(540) 722-7111
15 miles from the center of Capon Springs. Write a Review

Sly Fox Golf Club, Sly Fox Course

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18 holes over 6,513 yards with a par of 72 (Public) Write a Review
65 Jacksons Chase Dr
Middletown, VA 22645-3977
(540) 635-7814
18 miles from the center of Capon Springs. Write a Review

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