Hot Springs is Virginia mountain golf at its most historic, anchored by The Omni Homestead Resort and the legendary Cascades Course—William Flynn’s masterpiece that has hosted major amateur championships and sits among the most respected layouts in the South. Lower Cascades and the Old Course complete a resort portfolio built on Allegheny elevation, spring-fed conditioning, and a Gilded Age spa-town legacy. This is not suburban league golf; it is a pilgrimage stop for architecture enthusiasts.
The town’s identity is inseparable from the Homestead: overnight packages, cool mountain summers, and fall color that turns a championship round into a scenic event. Charity and member occasions exist, but the defining narrative is championship-caliber mountain golf in a remote spa valley. Hot Springs earns specific prose because few Virginia places combine that much course pedigree with that much Allegheny isolation.