Hell's Point Golf Course

This public course designed by golf course architect Rees Jones feels far away from the crowds of what most folks think of as "Virginia Beach". It's a big city, so that can happen here. It's a 10 mile drive from here to the hotels and attractions along the boardwalk.

Rees Jones Public Course in Virginia Beach

Jones had a devilish inspiration when he designed this par 72, 18-hole course with its lakes, interesting fairway angles, challenging greens and 61 bunkers. The course has received many awards after opening in 1982, including Golf Digest's "One of the Best New Courses" rating. We have to assume that the back tee distance of 6,766-yard was chosen for the Hell's Point theme. Four other tee boxes play between 5,003 and 6,426 yards. The course is open for public play year-round and offers annual memberships.

Notes

Opened: 1982
Course Architect: Rees Jones
Cruise Ports Closest to Virginia Beach
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Public Golf South of the Virginia Beach Resort Area

You'll only find homes within view on one hole at Hell's Point as the other 17 reach into the woodlands and wetlands adjacent to Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge in southern Virginia Beach. Sandbridge Road loops around the golf course as it makes its way to the oceanfront community of Sandbridge.

Driving Distances to Hell's Point Golf Course

Virginia Beach Resort Area (10 miles)
Downtown Norfolk (22 miles)
Williamsburg (62 miles)
Nags Head (83 miles)
Richmond (110 miles)
Raleigh (204 miles)
Washington DC (212 miles)
Philadelphia (280 miles)
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Driving Distance To Airport(s)

Norfolk International (ORF): 22 miles