COURSE OVERVIEW

With the Regency Course, Arnold Palmer designed a shorter, engaging layout that’s ideal for quicker rounds and golfers of varied abilities. Strategic hazards and rolling terrain make every hole fun without demanding the length of a full championship course.

Holes: 18  Yards: 4,052  Par: 62  Rating: 60.8  Slope: 111

HOLE-BY-HOLE INFO

1st HOLE

Par 4 · 312 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

The first hole is a medium length straight away par 4 guarded by bunkers in both the front and left side of the green. Long hitters can definitely go for the green, but the smart play is to hit a 200 yard layup leaving yourself 100 yards to the green.

Tee 1: 312

Tee 2: 295

Tee 3: 262

Tee 4: 262

2nd HOLE

Par 4 · 342 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

With out of bounds on the right and a penalty area on the left, accuracy is a must on this mid length par 4. The play here is to hit it down the right side of this bowl shaped fairway, and have the ball roll down to the middle. Leaving a short iron into the green.

Tee 1: 342

Tee 2: 295

Tee 3: 242

Tee 2: 242

3rd HOLE

Par 3 · 126 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

The third hole starts a three-hole stretch of par 3’s. This hole is a short to mid iron depending on the tee you play. You must navigate both the 60-yard ravine as well as the bunkers short of the green if you wish to have a chance for birdie.

Tee 1: 126

Tee 2: 118

Tee 3: 99

Tee 4: 99

4th HOLE

Par 3 · 113 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

The fourth hole is a short par 3 that plays about a 1/2 club longer than the yardage. With trouble both short and long, accuracy is a premium. Aim for the front of the green if you wish to have a chance for a birdie.

Tee 1: 113

Tee 2: 94

Tee 3: 85

Tee 4: 85

5th HOLE

Par 3 · 162 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

The fifth hole is one of the trickier par 3’s on the course. With it being about a 40 yard drop from tee to green your eyes will tell you to play one less club, but most of the time this hole plays true to yardage. With a bunker short and right of the green your best bet is to aim left off the tee.

Tee 1: 162

Tee 2: 122

Tee 3: 96

Tee 4: 96

6th HOLE

Par 4 · 374 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

This well guarded par 4 with water left, and trees right, requires a tee shot that hits the fairway. The approach shot can give you a chance for birdie, but aim a little long to make sure you clear the water just short of the green.

Tee 1: 374

Tee 2: 334

Tee 3: 300

Tee 4: 300

7th HOLE

Par 3 · 131 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

This short par 3 is surrounded by bunkers both short left and long, and water on the right. Aim for the middle of the green with the club of your choice and hope you hit it straight

Tee 1: 131

Tee 2: 111

Tee 3: 88

Tee 4: 88

8th HOLE

Par 3 · 116 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

This short par 3 is the easiest hole on the front 9. All systems go! Go for the flag and see if you can make a birdie.

Tee 1: 116

Tee 2: 86

Tee 3: 65

Tee 4: 59

9th HOLE

Par 4 · 380 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

This par 4 has an intimidating up hill tee shot, with driver being recommended off the tee. With multiple grass bunkers short of the green, aim right and hit a little extra club for your second shot. Par is a great score on this hole.

Tee 1: 380

Tee 2: 350

Tee 3: 325

Tee 4: 290

10th HOLE

Par 3 · 159 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

This hole starts a 3-hole stretch where water comes into play off the tee. The 10th hole is a mid-length par 3 that seems to always play into a cross wind. With 3 sides of the green covered by penalty areas accuracy is key.

Tee 1: 159

Tee 2: 107

Tee 3: 117

Tee 4: 117

11th HOLE

Par 3 · 129 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

This hole has a peninsula green, with water on 3 sides as well as some of the hardest bunkers to get out of short. With wind always tricky on this hole take a little extra club and aim a touch long.

Tee 1: 129

Tee 2: 99

Tee 3: 90

Tee 4: 90

12th HOLE

Par 4 · 305 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

The 12th hole is a short par 4 with accuracy being more important than length. It is recommended to aim right off the tee and hit to a yardage you’re comfortable with for your second shot. A good second shot and you can be rewarded with a birdie.

Tee 1: 305

Tee 2: 281

Tee 3: 247

Tee 4: 247

13th HOLE

Par 3 · 116 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

A short par 3 where the green slopes away from you off the tee. A high tee shot is ideal if you want to guarantee your ball to stay on the green. Trouble short and long.

Tee 1: 116

Tee 2: 104

Tee 3: 89

Tee 4: 89

14th HOLE

Par 4 · 369 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

With a forced carry off the tee and water down the entire left side, this is the hardest hole on the course. Aim your tee shot just short of the bunker to leave yourself a 125 to 175 yard shot to the green. With a huge slope in the middle of the green, your approach shot should land near the front of the green if you wish to have a putt for birdie.

Tee 1: 369

Tee 2: 339

Tee 3: 253

Tee 4: 253

15th HOLE

Par 4 · 333 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

This slight dog leg left par 4, requires a tee shot up the middle or right side of the fairway. A long hitter can be aggressive and go over the right edge of the bunker. A good tee shot leaves you in a spot to attack with a wedge in hand.

Tee 1: 333

Tee 2: 302

Tee 3: 269

Tee 4: 269

16th HOLE

Par 3 · 109 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

Hole 16 has the narrowest green on the course with a bunker both short and long. Aim your short to mid iron in the middle of the green if you wish to keep the ball from running off the back.

Tee 1: 109

Tee 2: 91

Tee 3: 86

Tee 4: 86

17th HOLE

Par 4 · 310 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

This straightaway par 4 is a long hitters dream. With a wide-open landing area players can just swing away. For those of you who want to play safe, a layup short of the bunker will leave you with a short iron into the green. A good tee shot, and this is a birdie hole.

Tee 1: 310

Tee 2: 274

Tee 3: 237

Tee 4: 237

18th HOLE

Par 3 · 166 Yards

Pro’s Tip:

The final hole is the hardest par 3 on the course. With a forced carry over water, aiming right and playing a right to left shot is ideal if you wish to avoid all the trouble that surrounds this green.

Tee 1: 166

Tee 2: 148

Tee 3: 124

Tee 4: 124

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One of the best championship courses I've ever played! Fantastic layout, beautiful scenery, and yet challenging enough to make for a great round of golf! Arnold Palmer design!

— Peter S. | Member

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— Michael W. | Member

Being a member here has been amazing. The yoga classes are great, and I love the tennis, swimming, and gym options. Relaxing with a drink by the pool is the best part. It really doesn’t get any better.

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My wife Carol and I have been coming to the health club at Dominion Valley for about three months, starting before the current renovation. While we were impressed with the facility in its original state, the new equipment and the overall design and layout of the establishment are quite literally world class.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How many golf holes does Dominion Valley Country Club have?
Dominion Valley features 36 holes of championship golf in total, divided into two distinct 18-hole courses: the Dominion Valley Golf Course and the Regency Course. The strategic design incorporates scenic Northern Virginia views, offering a challenging yet highly visually attractive and enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels.
Who designed the golf courses at Dominion Valley?
The golf experience at Dominion Valley Country Club was designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer. It features 36 meticulously planned holes spread across two premier courses: the Dominion Valley Golf Course and the Regency Course.
Can I play the course with my membership?
Yes. Golf Members enjoy full access to golf, along with practice facilities and club amenities that support both casual and competitive play.
Do you offer golf instruction?
Absolutely. The Club offers professional instruction led by experienced golf professionals, with private lessons, group clinics, and player development programs designed for all skill levels.
Are golf programs available for juniors?
Yes. Junior golfers can participate in a variety of programs focused on skill-building, sportsmanship, and fun. From introductory clinics to more advanced training opportunities, the Club fosters a strong foundation and love for the game.

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