Maple Ridge Golf Club offers 27 holes of well-maintained golf just east of London, making it one of the most versatile public courses in the region. The three nines—North, South, and East—allow for multiple 18-hole combinations, keeping play fresh every visit.
The design blends open stretches with tighter holes framed by mature trees, offering a mix of challenge and comfort. Water hazards appear throughout but are used thoughtfully. The greens are large, smooth, and fast enough to test your putting touch without frustration.
Maple Ridge’s clubhouse and staff are part of what makes the experience memorable—friendly, efficient, and community-focused. It’s a course that balances affordability with quality, giving golfers the feeling of a well-run private club without the commitment.
A city best known for growing peanuts proved it was no “goober” back in 1972 when architect Russell Breeden was hired to design Sleepy Hole Golf Course in Suffolk, VA. More than 50 years later, the layout remains one of the Tidewater’s favorite green patches for those who don’t want to shell out big bucks to play a championship-caliber venue.
