Experience tradition
The Greenbrier, America’s Resort
The Greenbrier, America’s Resort
101 Main Street West
White Sulphur Springs,
WV 24986
Limited Spaces per date
Open to Men and Women
All Skill Levels
Camp Dates:
October 11-15
Resort Package:
4 Nights Package
Single $4995pp
Double $3995/pp
Accommodations in Traditional Rooms. Upgrade options as well as night add-ons available upon request.
Additional rounds available upon request.
Exciting News! Coach Rob Neal and Karen Harrison (fitness expert) are joining Christina at Greenbrier to enjoy the fall foliage in West Virginia.
Dr. Rob Neal brings his Aussie accent and his in-depth knowledge of the game to the Greenbrier Camps. He works with top touring professionals all over the world with his golf biodynamics as well as his wedgecraft system. He coaches with Christina in Florida at the beautiful Hammock Beach Resort & Spa.
Karen Harrison is Rob's wife and also from Australia. She brings her extensive fitness background. She has worked with top level elite players from all over the globe. She will work with each player individually to assess your body and movement patterns. She will provide a detailed report after camp along with suggested exercises to improve your golf game and body.
We are very fortunate that they are available to co-coach with Christina at the Greenbrier Camp, so don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity.
Resort Package includes:
- (4) Four Nights Accommodations
- (3) Three Rounds of Golf
- (3) Three Immersive Clinics
- Breakfast buffet daily in the Main Dining Room
- Welcome Gifts
- Unlimited use of the practice range prior to play
- All taxes/resort fee included in package price
- 10% off ShipSticks
- 10% off Spa Services
Exclusions: Transportation to the resort, meals except breakfast, alcohol, extra rounds, forecaddies and gratuity, activities outside of golf, room incidentals.
Terms & Conditions Checkin at 4:00pm. Checkout 11:00. $250 non-refundable to secure your spot. Balance due once camp date is confirmed. Christina will send link at that time. Additional rounds available upon request.
FAQs
Q. What level golfer do you need to be in order to attend this event?
A. All skill levels are invited! In all of my camps, all skill levels are welcome, including newer players. We tailor our instruction to each player. For the course: We'll pair newer players with more experienced so you feel comfortable on the course.
Q. Can you pair me with a roommate?
A. YES! I will do my absolute best to pair you up. Leave a note during the deposit phase that you would like to be paired.
Q. I do not need accommodations. Do you have a local's package?
A. All packages are resort packages only.
Q. Is this camp open to men and women?
A. YES!
Q. My significant other does not play, can they still come?
A. YES! If a significant other does not play golf, they can still come and experience the many activities. Inquire with Christina for non-golfer room rate.
Getting to the greenbriar by CAr
- DRIVING: The Greenbrier derives its splendor from the panoramic beauty of the Allegheny Mountains which surround the resort. You will enjoy breathtaking scenery as you drive through these mountains on Interstate 64, which brings you within a mile of the front entrance.
Traveling from Interstate 64 West. Exit #181 White Sulphur Springs. At end of exit ramp take a right and proceed for approximately 1.5 miles. The Main Entrance will be on the right.
Traveling from Interstate 64 East. Exit #175 White Sulphur Springs. At the end of the ramp take a left; go to the stop sign, turn right and proceed approximately 3.5 miles. The Main Entrance will be on the left.
Where you'll stay
Single or Double Accommodations
Traditional Rooms evoke the grandeur of years past with a touch of modern sensibility. The inviting ambiance of these intimate sanctuaries feel every bit home-away-from-home as they do luxury hotel, with dashes of vintage charm and plenty of comfortable seating. Choose between a luxurious king bed or two comfortable double beds, promising a restful night’s sleep for up to four guests.
Iconic Decor
Each Traditional Room is adorned with iconic Dorothy Draper decor, celebrate the spirit of color. A world of vivid hues, exquisite florals, and dramatic contrasts, it’s a distinctive look The Greenbrier has carefully maintained for over 65 years and one you won’t find anywhere else in the world.
Dining on Property
Savor every bite of your Greenbrier getaway in the refined elegance of our fine dining venues, the laid-back charm of our casual eateries, and our mosaic of restaurants, lounges, and bars that celebrate the best of tradition and innovation. Welcome to Southern resort dining at its grandest, where every dish is served with soul and style.
Where you'll play
The Old White Course
A Legend’s Blueprint
Charles Blair Macdonald, the father of American golf course design, graced The Old White with an architectural homage to some of Europe’s most iconic greens. Its 8th hole was styled after the “Redan” at North Berwick, the 13th after the “Alps” at Prestwick, and the 15th after the “Eden” at St. Andrews. This classic design has attracted the PGA TOUR and LIV Golf, among others, to host major events on this iconic tract. A legend of golf history at The Greenbrier, our resort’s first 18-hole course has played host to countless legends among its tight, tree-lined fairways and undulating greens. A cornerstone of The Greenbrier’s golfing heritage, the course was named for the well-known Old White Hotel, which stood on the resort grounds from 1858 through 1922. Today, it stands as a living tribute to the past and present greats of the game.
The Ashford Short Course
Par 3 Perfection
Set on the valley floor with breathtaking views of the mountains, the meticulously manicured Ashford Short Course is a 9-hole loop of par 3 holes ranging from 56 to 112 yards in length. It’s a relaxed atmosphere for families or friendly competition featuring holes that pay homage to revered architects and courses around the world.
The Greenbrier course
Crafting Golfing Excellence
The host course for the 1979 Ryder Cup and 1994 Solheim Cup matches is a cherished favorite, yet challenging course for most. Due to the tragic weather event in June 2016, The Greenbrier is currently abbreviated to a 10-hole routing with all originally designed Jack Nicklaus hole numbers 1-7, 16, 17, 18 in play.
The Greenbrier course was designed by Seth Raynor, a close associate of Charles Blair Macdonald and one of the great architects of early American golf. It first opened for play in 1924 and underwent a remarkable transformation in 1977 under the masterful guidance of golf legend Jack Nicklaus. His redesign not only breathed new life into the course but heightened its difficulty and strategic nuances. During the 2017 golf season, following a weather event that greatly impacted the course, The Greenbrier was played as a 12-hole routing utilizing holes 1-8 and 15-18. Currently, 10 holes are open for play, and guests can play either 9 or 18 with a bonus hole.
The Meadows course
Vistas Galore
The Meadow's dynamic green complexes, breathtaking mountain vistas, and our signature stacked sod bunkers throughout the course. It’s one of many stories of resilience that define The Greenbrier.The Meadows has seen plenty of transformations before 2017. Designed by Alexander H. Findlay, The Meadows course began as a 9-hole course called Lakeside and opened for play in 1911. In 1923, Seth Raynor redesigned the course while on the property to update The Old White and build the original Greenbrier course. In 1962, it was expanded to an 18-hole routing by architect Dick Wilson. In 1999, Bob Cupp once again redesigned the course, and it officially became known as The Meadows.