14. Augustine, Stafford, 26 • www.augustinegolf.com; 540-720-7374
The area's original daily-fee layout remains a standout.
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15. Kingsmill, Woods course, Williamsburg, 26 • www.kingsmill.com; 757-253-1703
"Quiet," "lovely," "playable," say the Zagateers. One of three courses at the resort.
16. Raspberry Falls, Leesburg, 26* • www.raspberryfalls.com; 703-779-2555
Links-style course with deep bunkers, mounded fairways and country club service.
17. Westfields, Clifton, 26* • www.westfieldsgolf.com; 703-631-3300
A Fred Couples layout that requires you to think your way around, the raters say.
18. Wintergreen, Stoney Creek course, 25 • www.wintergreenresort.com; 434-325-8250
The 27-hole valley layout is a challenging players' course by Rees Jones. For heat relief, try the resort's narrow, tricky Devil's Knob mountaintop layout.
*Additional details on these Washington-area courses appear on our local map and listings beginning on page 10.
