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Golf Communities in the Williamsburg Area

Writer: Brandon Childress
Brandon Childress
Jul 31
2 min read

Updated: Sep 27

Golf shapes daily life in more of the Williamsburg area than most people expect. Several of the Historic Triangle's most established communities are built around their courses, with clubhouses, practice ranges, and homes that wind along the fairways. If teeing off from your own neighborhood sounds appealing, here is a local look at the area's main golf communities and what sets each one apart.

Ford's Colony

Ford's Colony is one of the largest gated communities in James City County, and golf has been part of its identity from the start. It is built around a country club with multiple courses, and the homes range widely in size and style across its many neighborhoods. Read the full Ford's Colony guide.

Kingsmill on the James

Set along the James River, Kingsmill on the James is a gated, resort-style community with a golf history that includes professional tournament play. Alongside the courses you will find a marina, a sports club, and a spa, which gives the community a resort feel year round. See more about Kingsmill on the James.

Governor's Land

Governor's Land pairs gated, riverfront living with a Tom Fazio course at its Two Rivers Country Club. Homes here sit among mature trees and quiet water views in one of the more private corners of James City County. Explore Governor's Land.

Other golf-oriented communities

The area has more to explore beyond these three. Colonial Heritage, for example, is an age-qualified community built around its own eighteen-hole course. Greens fees, membership options, and HOA details change over time, so it is always worth confirming the current specifics before you make a decision.

Finding the right fit

Golf communities differ in more than their courses. Membership structures, monthly dues, home styles, and how close the streets sit to the clubhouse all vary from one to the next. If you are weighing a move to any of them, I am glad to walk you through the current options and how they compare, so the community you choose fits the life you want to live.

Reach out any time. I know these communities well, and I am always happy to help you find the one that feels like home.

 
 
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