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Oakhurst Links

Address
1 Montague Ln White Sulphur Springs WV 24986
Phone
(304) 536-1884
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Toll Free
(855) 453-4858
Fax
(304) 536-1841

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At America's first organized golf club, the game is still played using original hickory-shafted clubs, gutta percha balls and the grounds are maintained by sheep.

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Blast from the past

Average Rating
100

Wow, what an experience, played last week on the oldest course in the USA. Four hickory shafted clubs and a gutta percha ball. Shot 41 with a par of 37 with the same ball. If you get to the Greenbrier you have to try this, very histortic.

closed but we drove by

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100

We could see a bit of the course.... buckets of sand for making "tees," and my husband was happy to see it. I hope somebody will buy it and keep it going. Maybe Jim Justice???

Historic

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You cannot be a real golfer until you played this historic course.

Business description (1)

Play Oakhurst Links, the first golf club in America, established 1884. All equipment is included on this 9 hole course which features sand tees, hickory clubs, guttie balls, and sheep on the course.

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