The Country Club of Virginia

The Country Club of Virginia is a private, single-privilege membership club located in Richmond, Virginia. CCV, which was organized in 1908, has always been one of the largest clubs in the country. Our 7600+ members support 1,111 acres containing two clubhouses situated seven miles apart, 54 holes of golf, 24 tennis courts, five squash courts, three paddle tennis courts, a fitness facility, five pools, multiple dining outlets, special event venues, and more.CCV employs a staff of approximately 600 and has an operating budget in excess of $30 million. Our motto, "An Evolution to Excellence Through Continuous Improvement," can be seen in everything we do. CCV was founded in 1908 by a group of area Club presidents who envisioned a club with excellent amenities to rival those of the Northeast. The Westhampton property was chosen for its sweeping western views of the James River and its proximity to the street car stop. In the 1920s the Club obtained the property at the James River location and built what is today its championship course. The Tuckahoe Creek course was added as a nine-hole facility in the 60s and was expanded to 18 in 1988. CCV has honored a commitment to excellence and remains Richmond's premier social and golf club. The Country Club of Virginia offers three distinctly different golf courses designed by noted course architects Donald Ross, William Flynn, and Joe Lee. The celebrated James River Course has hosted numerous championships including the Southern Amateur Championship and the 1955 and 1975 National U.S. Amateur Championships, and will be the host site of the 2016 PGA Champions Tour Dominion Charity Classic. Membership by invitation only.