Why Families Make The Virginian Their Home

Ask a member what keeps them here and the answer is rarely just the golf. It is the pool on a July afternoon, the trails after dinner, the way children grow up between the practice holes and the tennis courts.

The Virginian was built as a community first. Homes are set into the landscape rather than lined along the fairways, and the clubhouse is designed to be lived in rather than visited. Families raise families here, and the roots run deep.