Tamarack Ridge, situated at 3950 Cromarty Drive just east of London, sprawls across rolling hills and valleys blanketed by trees. The 18-hole, par-71 course stretches around 6,000 yards from the back tees and shines when the hills and natural movement are in play. Elevated tees, tree-lined fairways and a stream that winds through the property elevate the experience.
The clubhouse sits near the high point of the course, offering panoramic views over several of the holes—so your post-round relax spot has the view to match. Bunkers are strategically placed, fairways roll and slope, and the green sites invite thought rather than just swing. Conditioning is frequently praised and the value proposition is solid.
Whether you’re chasing a low number or just looking to enjoy a varied round away from the big-city bustle, Tamarack Ridge delivers: good golf, top value, scenery, and a comfortable club atmosphere that treats guests well.
Holey Terror: Hole No. 17 at Mill Quarter Plantation
Mill Quarter Plantation • Powhatan, VA • millquarter.com • 804-598-4221
Hole No. 17 • Par 5 • 580 Yards
All too often it’s the new breed of golf courses that attract the lion’s share of the publicity. Admittedly, the attention is well-deserved as many of the layouts that have opened in the past few decades feature some of the most innovative ideas in course design. But for many golfers, a round on one of the traditional layouts drawn by pencil and a straight ruler in the 1960s and ‘70s can be […]
