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White Sulphur Springs Golf Trip Planning Guide

The Greenbrier is a self-contained playground: Old White TPC (a former PGA Tour host), an underground casino, a shooting club, 20 restaurants, and a 710-room National Historic Landmark. One property handles golf, gambling, and the whole crew under one roof.

The Breakdown

Quick Facts

Best Time to Visit

Spring, Summer, Fall

Nearest Airport

LWB (20 min drive)

Green Fees

$75–$665

Lodging From

$400/night

Walkable Courses

4 of 4

Budget Est. (8 guys, 3 nights)

~$420/person

The Game Plan

Sample 3-Day Itinerary

Here's a realistic 3-day itinerary for a group golf trip to White Sulphur Springs. Every venue below is real and pulled from our curated database — no filler.

Day 1

Morning — Golf

The Old White (TPC) parkland, $550–$665 · 4.7★

C.B. Macdonald 1914 classic and former PGA Tour Greenbrier Classic host — West Virginia's best course

Dinner

Prime 44 Weststeakhouse, $$$$ · 4.6★

Sam Snead-themed steakhouse inside the Greenbrier — the marquee group dinner

After Dark

Twelve Oaks Barcocktail

The Greenbrier's signature lounge — live piano, deep bourbon list, jackets encouraged

Day 2

Morning — Golf

The Greenbrier (Course) parkland, $200–$350 · 4.5★

Jack Nicklaus redesign that hosted the 1979 Ryder Cup and 1994 Solheim Cup

Afternoon — Activity

The Greenbrier Casinohalf day, $50–$500/pp

A hidden, dress-code-required casino tucked beneath the resort — tables, slots, and a buzzing bar

Dinner

The Forumitalian, $$$ · 4.4★

Wood-fired Italian on-property — easy crowd-pleaser after a long round

After Dark

The Casino Club Barcasino bar · Open late

Inside the resort's hidden underground casino — cocktails between blackjack hands

Day 3

Morning — Golf

The Meadows parkland, $150–$280 · 4.4★

Scenic resort course winding along Howard's Creek — the most relaxed of the Greenbrier rounds

Afternoon — Activity

Off-Road Driving School2-3 hours, $150–$300/pp

Tackle the resort's off-road course in Land Rovers and side-by-sides through the mountains

Dinner

The French Goatupscale, $$$ · 4.6★

Acclaimed French bistro in downtown Lewisburg for a step off the resort

After Dark

The Wild Beandive

Laid-back Lewisburg spot for coffee by day and beers by night

The Rota

Course-by-Course Guide

White Sulphur Springs has 4 courses worth playing, including 1 bucket-list tier layout. 4 are walkable if you want to save on cart fees.

The Old White (TPC)Bucket List

C.B. Macdonald 1914 classic and former PGA Tour Greenbrier Classic host — West Virginia's best course

Walkable4.7
$550–$665
Par 70 · 7,292 yds
parkland
The MeadowsPremium

Scenic resort course winding along Howard's Creek — the most relaxed of the Greenbrier rounds

Walkable4.4
$150–$280
Par 71 · 6,807 yds
parkland
The Greenbrier (Course)Premium

Jack Nicklaus redesign that hosted the 1979 Ryder Cup and 1994 Solheim Cup

Walkable4.5
$200–$350
Par 72 · 7,035 yds
parkland
Oakhurst LinksSolid

Play 1884 golf with hickory clubs and gutta-percha balls — America's oldest organized golf course, a bucket-list novelty round

Walkable
$75–$100
Par 35 · 2,235 yds
links
Base Camp

Where to Stay

White Sulphur Springs has 2 group-friendly lodging options in our database, starting at $400/night for the whole house.

resort houseSleeps 1220

$600–$2000 /night

The Greenbrier estate cottages and guesthouses on the resort grounds

on-site golfcasinospamultiple restaurantsshooting clubbowling
houseSleeps 1218

$400–$900 /night

Lewisburg / Greenbrier County rental homes ~15 min from the resort

full kitchendeckmountain viewsfire pit
The Table

Group Dining Guide

4 restaurants vetted for group golf trips. Several can handle large parties without a reservation headache.

Prime 44 West

$$$$
steakhouse

Sam Snead-themed steakhouse inside the Greenbrier — the marquee group dinner

4.6$60+/personReservation needed

The Forum

$$$
italian

Wood-fired Italian on-property — easy crowd-pleaser after a long round

4.4$30-60/personReservation needed

The French Goat

$$$
upscale

Acclaimed French bistro in downtown Lewisburg for a step off the resort

4.6$30-60/personReservation needed

Hill and Holler

$$
southern

Appalachian comfort food and local brews in Lewisburg — relaxed group night

4.4$15-30/person
After the Round

Nightlife

4 bars curated for groups. 1 stay open past midnight.

Twelve Oaks Bar

cocktail

The Greenbrier's signature lounge — live piano, deep bourbon list, jackets encouraged

The Casino Club Bar

Late night
casino bar

Inside the resort's hidden underground casino — cocktails between blackjack hands

The Wild Bean

dive

Laid-back Lewisburg spot for coffee by day and beers by night

The Asylum Brewing

brewpub

Lewisburg craft brewery with a roomy taproom for the whole crew

Off Days

Activities Beyond Golf

4 off-course activities for rest days or afternoons.

The Greenbrier Casino

casinohalf day$50–$500/pp

A hidden, dress-code-required casino tucked beneath the resort — tables, slots, and a buzzing bar

Off-Road Driving School

atv2-3 hours$150–$300/pp

Tackle the resort's off-road course in Land Rovers and side-by-sides through the mountains

Greenbrier Gun Club

shooting2 hours$100–$250/pp

Sporting clays, trap, and skeet on the resort's championship shooting grounds

Greenbrier River Whitewater

raftinghalf day$80–$150/pp

Raft or tube the Greenbrier River — easy summer rest-day water time

Logistics

Getting There

Fly into Greenbrier Valley Airport (LWB) — it's a 20-minute drive to White Sulphur Springs. For groups of 8+, consider booking a shuttle or party bus from the airport (local providers include The Greenbrier transportation desk and Mountain Transit (Lewisburg)). Renting two SUVs usually works for groups of 4-8.

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