Raspberry Falls Golf & Hunt Club

41601 Raspbery Dr, Leesburg,Virginia,20176

Type:

No. Holes: 18

Phone:

(703) 779-2555

Website:

http://raspberryfalls.com/

Architect:

Gary Player (52)

Detailed description

Raspberry Falls Golf & Hunt Club, is a Semi-Private, 18 hole golf course located in Leesburg, Virginia.

Raspberry Falls Golf & Hunt Club first opened for play in 1996. The course was designed by Gary Player.

The course was draped over land that once was used for fox hunts and later served as a raspberry farm known for its fertile ground. You’ll see raspberry bushes growing wild in the surrounding area.

Black tees: par-72, 7,191 yards, 74.3 / 134
Gold tees: par-72, 6,765 yards, 72.2 / 129
Blue tees: par-72, 6,296 yards, 69.8 / 126
White tees: par-72, 5,576 yards, 66.4 / 114
Raspberry tees: par-72, 4,854 yards, 68.0 / 115

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Reviews

This course has been reviewed 8 time

Day 84 - 100 days, 100 courses (Wednesday, June 5, 2019)

Has it really been 40+ years?! I keep doing the math in my head and except for 1 wedding that is how long since I’ve seen Frank.

When I started this adventure he immediately signed up. No questions, no drama.

We had a great time catching up.

Frank is a very good golfer who beat me by 9 strokes. I played Boggie ball with 2 pars and 2 doubles so I wasn’t too displeased. Only lost 1 ball and we managed to beat the rain.

100 Days 100 Courses

Needham,MA

June 8, 2019

One of the best public courses in No,Va

william somers

Arlington,VA

April 21, 2016

The tees and greens were not as good as in past visits. The short game practice area is one of the best in northern Virginia

Dan Mackey

Dumfries,VA

September 6, 2014

Played here 7-11-12 at 0830, and paid $65 as a senior, which is about $25 too much, considering the general state of golf these days, and the competitive climate. It is a nice course, has some interesting holes, but oh so many houses, with more abuilding (guess someone's economy is rebounding!). Course conditions were good, with very large greens that putted medium fast. Bunkers are plentiful, some are VERY deep, but all were in excellent shape, and very playable. Clubhouse is quite nicely done, but the pro shop staff seemed a little indifferent. Similarly, the on-course maintenance folks seemed pretty surly, and didn't even wave as they went by. I played well, and enjoyed the round, but can't recommend the course, simply because there are other "better" places fairly close more reasonably priced, and that make the player (and payer) feel more welcome.

Golfer Bob

Eldersburg,MD

July 11, 2012

I live close by and play Raspberry Falls primarily off-season. While it is a little expensive compared to comparable courses, I enjoy the layout. The practice facilities are good and I have found the staff to be friendly and helpful.

Walk On

Lovettsville,VA

January 24, 2012

OK course. Good condition. WAY overpriced for the current market. Similar courses available locally for 50-75% of the price. Interesting layout. Challenging from the back tees. Some holes are scenic, while many play through the back yards of McMansions. Pro shop staff not very friendly.

First Name

Leesburg,VA

September 3, 2010

I live about 20 minutes from Raspberry Falls and have played it many times. I worked last Saturday until about 1:30 and wanted to find a nearby course to get out on. I knew Raspberry was just down the road so I went there. The only thing I was worried about was if the course would be open since it was about 35 degrees out and very windy. It was open with a couple people playing according to the pro shop attendant.

I was extremely disappointed to have to pay $55 for the round though. It included the cart but come on, it was the end of January, Saturday at 2PM (not even a primetime hour), cold and windy as heck outside, and the twilight rate is $55. Way too much for my liking. I paid it but was not happy about it.

As a golf course, Raspberry Falls is straight forward golf. Bomb a driver every hole with wide open fairways and hope you do not hit your approach in one of the deep bunkers protecting the green. It is a cool little course but after playing it so much, it gets a little boring. There are many other courses in the area that have much better layouts and are not as expensive. If you have not played Raspberry though, I recommend doing so. It is an above average course.

John Gammaitoni

Ashburn,VA

January 29, 2009

It was winter conditions

Homer Simpson

Yes,VA

March 13, 2008