Roanoke, VA tee times

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Golfing in Roanoke, Virginia is a popular activity for residents and visitors alike. The city is home to many golf courses, both public and private, designed by renowned course architects. Roanoke offers a variety of tee times and golfing experiences for players of all abilities. Popular courses in the area include the River's Edge Golf Club, designed by Rees Jones and located on the banks of the Roanoke River. The club is home to the annual Roanoke Valley Amateur Championship. Roanoke Country Club is another popular course in the city, designed by the legendary Donald Ross and host to the Virginia State Open. Blue Hills Golf Course is a public course located in the Blue Hills neighborhood, with a variety of tee times and a challenging layout. Famous golfers from Roanoke include PGA Tour winner Len Mattiace, who enjoyed much success on the tour in the early 2000s. Other notable players from the area include U.S. Open champion Curtis Strange and former PGA Tour winner David Frost. Course architects from Roanoke include Jerry Lemons, who designed the Wiltshire Golf Club, and Tommy Aaron, who designed the Pines Course at Blue Hills Golf Course. Roanoke is also home to an important moment in golf history. In 1972, Lee Trevino won the U.S. Open at the nearby Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas, becoming the first Mexican-American to win a major championship. Overall, Roanoke offers a variety of golfing experiences for players of all levels. With a variety of tee times, courses designed by renowned architects, and famous players from the area, golfers in Roanoke have plenty of options for a memorable day on the links.