Kiskiack Golf Club

John LaFoy's 1997 Kiskiack Golf Club sits in Williamsburg's Tidewater forest, named after the Kiskiack tribe who inhabited the Virginia peninsula at the time of Jamestown's founding. Golf Digest architecture editor Ron Whitten famously described Kiskiack as 'the sort of course you wish you had in your hometown', fun, fair, challenging, pleasant, and quiet. 6,775 yards par-72 with bentgrass greens and Bermuda fairways. The routing winds through tree-lined landing zones and sparkling water features, with a recent complete bunker renovation that restored the original visual integrity of LaFoy's design while modernizing the drainage and sand consistency. This is the understated 'local everyday' Williamsburg card, less visitor-bucket-list than Golden Horseshoe or Kingsmill, and priced accordingly. Peak green fee $55-90. Fits a Williamsburg trip as the second-card utility round you add when the group wants a break from premium resort pricing.