Hermitage Country Club, Golf course in Manakin Sabot, Virginia.
Hermitage Country Club is a golf facility in Manakin Sabot, Virginia, featuring two 18-hole courses named Manakin and Sabot. These courses wind across rolling hills in eastern Goochland County near Richmond.
The club was founded in 1900 by Berkeley Williams and Richmond businessmen, initially operating in Henrico County. It relocated to its current location in Manakin Sabot during the 1970s.
The club served as the venue for the 1949 PGA Championship, where Sam Snead secured his second major victory by defeating Johnny Palmer.
Members have access to twelve tennis courts, including four indoor courts, plus a swimming pool, fitness center, and multiple dining venues on the grounds. The facility consolidates various recreational options in one location.
The Manakin course underwent a Keith Foster renovation in 2005, while Arthur Hills redesigned the Sabot course in 2000, creating two different playing experiences. Each course offers players a distinct character.
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