Bel Meadow Country Club

About Bel Meadow Country Club:

Under new management by Kenny Cole and Randy Workman, Bel Meadow Golf Club is known by many as one of the most challenging Public Golf Courses in West Virginia. The 18 hole Championship Course, designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr., first opened for play in 1965.
Bel Meadow hosted the West Virginia Open in 1967 and 1971. Both tournaments were won by Sam Snead, who said of the course: "It's a little tough for the average player, and if I was a local player I would play the front twice. To heck with losing all those balls on the back nine."
The course features 51 sand traps and large, undulating, and elevated bent grass greens. Water comes into play on 12 of the 18 holes.