Raspberry Falls Golf & Hunt Club

Gary Player's 1996 links-style course in Leesburg, Virginia's only Player Signature design and an unusual Scottish-links interpretation applied to rolling Loudoun County terrain with meandering streams and long views of the Catoctin Mountains. A legitimately different golf experience in the DC Metro rotation. Player's most dramatic feature is the Scottish-style stacked-sod bunkering, inspired by the great links of the British Isles and rare this side of the Atlantic. The signature par-4 3rd plays 479 yards from the tips but runs downhill the whole way with Catoctin views off the tee. The 10th is one of the tougher par-4s on the course, and the 14th houses 'Satan's Foxhole', a 431-yard par-4 with one of the most-feared bunkers on the routing. 4-star Golf Digest rating and ranked 7th Best Golf Experience in the Commonwealth (public or private) by Golf Digest. A top DC Metro round and the centerpiece of the Raspberry Golf Trail.