The Greenbrier Sporting Club (Snead)

Overview: The Snead Course at The Greenbrier Sporting Club uses the Allegheny Mountain setting around White Sulphur Springs, combining broad fairways, open views, and wooded edges. Tom Fazio’s design sits lightly across varied ground, with the surrounding mountains and old airfield landscape visible in the movement of the holes.

History: The Sporting Club was established in 2000, and the Snead Course was developed in 2004 across the site of a former airstrip. The course is named for Sam Snead, a central figure in the golf history of The Greenbrier.

Did You Know? The Snead Course occupies land that was once an airstrip, and its name honors Sam Snead, who was associated with The Greenbrier for many years.