Golf in Waterford

Waterford is a Loudoun County village and National Historic Landmark, one of the most beautifully preserved eighteenth-century communities in America, founded by Quaker settlers in 1733. The village's intact colonial and antebellum architecture, the surrounding agricultural landscape of the Virginia hunt country, and the Blue Ridge's nearby silhouette create one of Virginia's most authentically historic rural landscapes. Two golf facilities — Rasberry Falls Golf Club and The Golf Club of Virginia at Beacon Hill — serve the western Loudoun County community in this exceptional historic setting. The community's recreational golf culture connects residents to the natural landscape that defines Virginia's most compelling quality-of-life asset, the combination of accessible beauty and historical significance that distinguishes the Commonwealth from any other American state.