Fall Golf Trips Under $500: Peak Conditions, Bold Colors, and Big Savings
Crisp mornings, fast greens, and technicolor trees—fall is the best time to sneak in a budget-friendly golf getaway. Demand dips once football kicks off, courses are in peak shape, and room rates slide just enough to unlock 2- or 3-night golf packages for under $500 per golfer.
The secret sauce? Travel Thursday -Saturday or better yet Sunday – Wednesday, open with a twilight round, travel close to home. You’ll play Virginia’s top tracks during its prettiest season—without blowing your budget.
Escape this fall to the historic charm of Williamsburg, VA, with 3 nights at Greensprings Resort, featuring massive 4-bedroom, 4-bath condos—ideal for groups. You’ll tee it up at Royal New Kent, Golden Horseshoe Green, and Williamsburg National—three of the region’s most scenic and challenging layouts. Why it’s a steal: Premium lodging + elite golf + fall foliage = unmatched value under $500.
Virginia Beach Oceanfront – 2 Nights / 3 Rounds – from $425
Ocean views, cool coastal breezes, and three standout courses for less than $500. Stay at the Holiday Inn Express Oceanfront, where every room overlooks the beach and breakfast is included. Play Virginia Beach National, Cypress Point, and Heron Ridge—each offering a unique test of your game. Why it’s a steal: Oceanfront lodging + sunrise golf = beachside bliss at a fall discount.
Blue Ridge Mountain Escape – 3 Nights / 3 Rounds – from $449
Soak in autumn colors from the fairways of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Stay at the DoubleTree Inn at Blue Ridge Shadows, with views of the surrounding hills. Golf includes a round at Blue Ridge Shadows GC and two rounds at Shenandoah Valley GC (Titus & Old Courses). Why it’s a steal: Mountain golf + peak foliage + cozy lodging under $450.
Williamsburg Midweek Special – 2 Nights / 3 Rounds – from $399
For the ultimate value, go midweek and stay two nights in Williamsburg, playing three rounds at top regional courses. Travel Sunday–Tuesday or Monday–Wednesday to take advantage of lower rates and lighter crowds. Why it’s a steal: Smart scheduling saves you over $100—same golf, better pricing.
How to Keep Fall Golf Trips Under $500: 5 Smart Moves
Start with a twilight round. Your arrival day round is cheaper and still scenic—save prime AM tee times for Day 2.
Book 60–90 days in advance. Lock in your dates before fall demand picks up.
Replay for the cart fee. Want a 36-hole day? Ask us which courses offer cheap afternoon replays.
Split a condo or villa. Traveling with buddies? Multi-bedroom units cut per-person costs dramatically.
Be flexible with your rotation. Let us build your itinerary around the best fall values.
A Sample Under-$500 Itinerary (2 Nights / 3 Rounds)
Day 1: Arrive, play a twilight round, check in, and dinner at a popular local restaurant
Day 2: Middle Day – Morning round, lunch at the club, Replay 9? dinner at your condo or hotel
Day 3: Final Day, check out, AM round, lunch and head home
Ready to Book?
Fall’s the sweet spot—top-tier conditions, lower prices, and epic views. These fall golf trips move quickly, especially for October prime weeks. Book now to lock in your trip under $500. Your golf group will thank you.
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Why Fall Is the Perfect Time for a Golf Trip to Virginia
As the heat of summer gives way to the crisp, cool days of autumn, Virginia transforms into one of the most picturesque and enjoyable golf destinations on the East Coast. If you’ve never experienced fall golf in Virginia, you’re missing out on one of the game’s best-kept secrets. The combination of comfortable weather, stunning scenery, and outstanding course conditions makes fall the perfect time of year to plan your next golf trip.
Perfect Weather for Golf
One of the biggest reasons fall is such a great time for golf in Virginia is the weather. Gone are the hot, humid days of summer. In their place are cool mornings, comfortable afternoons, and crisp evenings. Temperatures typically range from the low 60s to the mid-70s, providing ideal conditions for a full day on the course.
Cooler temperatures mean you can play 18—or even 36—holes without feeling drained by the heat. And those early morning tee times? No longer a battle with sticky humidity. Instead, you’re greeted by fresh air, a light breeze, and the satisfaction of knowing you picked the perfect season to play.
Spectacular Fall Foliage
Fall in Virginia isn’t just about the golf—it’s about the scenery. As the leaves turn, golf courses across the state become framed with vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows. Whether you’re teeing off against the backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains, playing along the Chesapeake Bay, or lining up a putt with golden trees swaying in the distance, fall foliage adds a level of beauty to your round that’s hard to match.
The Shenandoah Valley, Williamsburg, Charlottesville, and even the Virginia Beach area all showcase the dramatic transformation of the landscape. It’s like playing golf inside a postcard.
Outstanding Course Conditions
Golf course superintendents across Virginia love the fall season. Why? Because the turf loves it too. Cooler nights and milder days mean bent grass greens and fairways thrive. Courses are in peak condition—lush, firm, and fast.
After a busy summer season, fall brings fewer maintenance interruptions and courses are often in the best shape of the year. You’ll experience perfectly manicured fairways, true-rolling greens, and vibrant landscapes that make every round more enjoyable.
Fewer Crowds, Better Tee Times
Fall is a bit of a hidden gem for golf travelers. While summer draws the bulk of vacationers and spring is a favorite for many golf groups, fall tends to fly just slightly under the radar. That means less competition for tee times, fewer crowds on the course, and a more relaxed pace of play.
It also means better lodging availability and more flexible options when planning your trip. Whether you’re booking a weekend getaway or a full week of golf, fall offers the kind of flexibility that makes trip planning easy.
Great Fall Golf Packages
Another reason to consider fall for your Virginia golf trip? The value. Many resorts and courses offer special fall golf packages that combine discounted rates with premium conditions. Virginia Golf Vacations makes it simple to bundle lodging, tee times, and even replay rounds, all at rates that are often lower than peak spring or summer prices.
Whether you’re looking to play the mountain courses near Wintergreen, the historic layouts in Williamsburg, or the coastal gems near Virginia Beach, there are package options tailored for fall golf travelers.
Great Après-Golf Experiences
The golf is only part of the experience. Fall in Virginia also means lively breweries, wineries, cideries, and farm-to-table restaurants are in full swing. After your round, enjoy a local craft beer with mountain views, tour a vineyard during harvest season, or visit a historic site like Colonial Williamsburg.
Fall festivals are common throughout the state—wine tastings, oyster festivals, craft fairs, and more—offering plenty to do after you’re done on the course. It’s a season that blends golf with culture, history, and relaxation in a way that’s uniquely Virginia.
Plan Your Fall Golf Getaway
Fall really does check every box for a great golf trip—ideal weather, stunning scenery, perfect course conditions, and great value. Whether you’re traveling with a group of friends, planning a couple’s golf weekend, or just looking for one last trip before winter sets in, Virginia should be at the top of your list.
At Virginia Golf Vacations, we make planning easy. Choose from a variety of destinations like Williamsburg, the Shenandoah Valley, Charlottesville, and Virginia Beach. Our team can help you customize the perfect fall golf trip with the best courses, lodging, and rates.
Don’t wait—fall tee times fill quickly once the secret gets out. Contact us today to start planning your unforgettable fall golf getaway to Virginia.
