Dear Prospective Member,
We would like to introduce you to the many amenities at Shenandoah Valley Golf Club and invite you to join our family in 2025.
Founded in 1966, our 36-hole facility offers an affordable membership with no up-front initiation fees or monthly food minimums. We have a variety of membership plans available for both individuals and families.
At Shenandoah Valley, you’ll enjoy unlimited range access, private lessons with PGA Director of Instruction David Oates, and soon, a new short game practice area. For competitive golfers, we offer a season-long schedule of tournaments. Our Pro Shop is stocked with top brands in golf equipment, apparel, and accessories.
We’d love to answer any questions you may have. We look forward to showing you how Shenandoah Valley Golf Club offers the best value in town.
Sincerely,
Shenandoah Valley Golf Club
Email: golf@svgcgolf.com
Phone: 540-636-4653
| Weekday | $2,125/yr | Monday-Friday |
| Individual | $2,525/yr | Any day including Weekends/Holidays |
| Family | $3,125/yr | Any day including Weekends/Holidays |
| Player Card | $200 | 18 Hole, Anytime $45 including Weekends/Holidays |
| Ladies | $2,000 | |
| Young Professionals | $2,000 | Annual Membership – Includes Cart. 35 and Younger! |
| Range Plan | $250 | |
| Cart Plan Individual | $1,000 | |
| Cart Plan Family | $1,300 | |
| Cart-Pay as you go-18 hole | $15 | |
| Cart-Pay as you go-9 hole | $10 | |
| Cart- Riders | $15 | |
| Locker Fee | $200 | |
| GHIN Fee | $50 |
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Shenandoah Valley Golf Club – Pace of Play
PLAY! To avoid slow play, all players must keep up with the group in front, not ahead of the group behind. Here are some tips to maintain pace:
- If you lose a ball, call the next group through.
- Move quickly between shots and be ready when it’s your turn.
- Leave carts near the next tee access.
- Don’t mark scorecards on the green.
- Avoid excessive practice swings or re-putting after completing the hole.
- In non-competitive play, pick up your ball when you can’t score.
- Follow ‘ready golf’ principles—no honors, and be ready to play when clear ahead.
If slow play ahead prevents you from keeping pace, notify the group in front and ask to play through.
By keeping pace, you help make the game enjoyable for all!