This resort includes three rather well-regarded courses. Technically it is a semi-private club; memberships are available to Glade Springs property owners, while resort visitors should book in advance. A golf school is available seasonally, featuring a PGA Instructor, and private one-on-one lessons are available year round from the Resort’s resident PGA pros.

The Cobb Course is named after its architect, George Cobb. Golf Digest has ranked this among the top five courses in West Virginia, while Golf Magazine went ahead and ranked it #1. It has hosted U.S. Open qualifying, an NCAA national championship, and the West Virginia Open. The features here include 200+ feet of elevation changes, 54 bunkers, and eight lakes.

The Stonehaven was ranked at 3rd best in the state by Golf Digest in 2010. This Tom Clark design opened in 2003.

Clark was also the architect for the newest 18 here. The Woodhaven Course opened in 2010 and has two distinct nine-hole loops; one overlooks Glade Creek Gorge and plays up and down a series of swales, while the other winds through a steeper valley that contains a few surprises along the way.