Nine holes tucked into the Ohio River valley, where the terrain does most of the work for you
Nine holes tucked into the Ohio River valley, where the terrain does most of the work for you. The layout moves through gentle rises without any climbs that will leave you winded. Point Pleasant sits at the confluence of the Ohio and Kanawha rivers, and this modest municipal track gives locals a place to stretch their legs without emptying their wallets. Nothing fancy here. Just an honest walk through West Virginia hill country at a pace that lets you actually enjoy it. The kind of course where you nod at the regulars and nobody rushes you off the tee.
