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Blacksburg Municipal Golf Course

800 Graves Avenue Blacksburg
Virginia
24060
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Contact Person: Jeff Kleppin, Golf Supervisor
Phone: (540) 961-1137
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You can enjoy the beautiful panoramic view of the mountains from anywhere on the golf course. “The Hill” is a 9 hole (54 acre) Municipal Golf Course that is open year round for public play. Pro-Shop, cart rentals, golf club rentals and passes are available.

GREEN FEES
Green Fee Walking (9 holes or all day)
Week Day $12.00
Weekend/Holiday $14.00
Twilight $10.00

Green Fee with Cart (per person including tax)
9-hole Weekday $18.00
18-hole Weekday $24.00
9-hole Weekend/Holiday $20.00
18-hole Weekend/Holiday $26.00
Each non playing rider will be charged $5.00 per 9 holes.

ANNUAL PLAY TICKETS

Individual - Play Any time $350.00
Additional dependent family members living at the same address may be added for $60.00/each up to a maximum of three. Dependents in excess of three may be added at no charge.

Individual - Weekdays Only $250.00
Additional dependent family members living at the same address may be added for $60.00/each up to a maximum of three dependents in excess of three may be added at no charge.

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