Daniels is the address most golfers mean when they talk about Glade Springs Resort in southern West Virginia—an Appalachian destination built around multiple courses, including Woodhaven, Stonehaven, and Cobb. Mountain elevation, resort lodging, and a setting near the Beckley corridor make this a weekend-trip market rather than a downtown league town. Summers are ideal; fall color on the ridges can steal attention from the pin.
The local narrative is resort-mountain golf in coal-country highlands: member and guest traffic, charity events with a destination feel, and architecture that uses hollows and hillsides instead of forced lakes. Daniels itself is small; the golf identity is large because Glade Springs gave southern West Virginia a true multi-course escape. Players come for the package—lodging, elevation, and Appalachian scenery that suburban tracks cannot imitate.