Brambleton Golf Course

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Improve your golf experience with the Brambleton Golf Course app!
This app includes:- Interactive Scorecard- Golf Games: Skins, Stableford, Par, Stroke Scoring- GPS- Measure your shot!- Golfer Profile with Automatic Stats Tracker- Hole Descriptions & Playing Tips- Live Tournaments & Leaderboards- Book Tee Times- Message Center- Offer Locker- Food & Beverage Menu- Facebook Sharing- And much more…Enjoy the grandeur and beauty of Brambleton Golf Course, located in Ashburn, just off the Dulles Greenway.
Brambleton measures almost 6800 total yards from the back tees, and features several tiered greens, as well as significant water in play on six holes from the front nine, as well as two on the back.
Signature holes include number 7 – a par 5 almost 600 yards from the back tees with a narrow landing area off the tee, and number 12, a 145-160 yard par 3, with a beautiful downhill shot to a green surrounded on three sides by water.
Brambleton is open daily (weather permitting), and tee times are encouraged, though not required.
The site features a club house as well as the Brambleton Ale House, and a full pro shop.Encounter wildlife as you walk the rolling terrain, which features bunkered greens and fairways, large sand traps, and smooth putting greens.
Meet your friends at the Brambleton Ale House, plan your next corporate event or wedding at our scenic outdoor pavilion, or plan your next tournament or outing.
Our flexible golf memberships offer great value, including special rates for golfers over 55 and under 17.
Also, dont forget to check out our online store at the link below to purchase memberships, gift cards and more!History / ArchitectDesigned by William H.
“Hank” Hank Gordon, Brambleton Golf Course opened in 1994.
Gordon is responsible for more than $10 billion worth of engineering management services.
However, only a select few of those projects were golf courses.
He also has participated in various aspects of the design for 16 other golf course projects in Virginia and Maryland.