Glenmore Country Club

The 18-hole, par-72 Championship Golf Course, designed by John LaFoy and opened in 1992, is described by the club as the centerpiece of the property.

Membership at The Club at Glenmore is open to applicants regardless of residency -- the club states directly that members 'need not live within the gates.' This record could not confirm whether Glenmore homeowners receive included membership, a discount, or simply the same open application as any outside applicant; absent that confirmation, membership is treated as available but not automatically included with a home purchase.

Glenmore comprises 824 homesites across 1,300 gated acres, with roughly 500 acres preserved as common land, walking trails, and green space; homes are reported in a roughly $500,000-$2.5 million range. The community is managed by the Glenmore Community Association, with a reported median assessment around $280/month per a third-party HOA-fee aggregator (not independently confirmed against the association's own fee schedule); a separate Glenmore Highlands sub-association levies its own additional dues.

Amenities include an 18-hole golf course, tennis and pickleball courts, a 25-meter outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a Georgian-style clubhouse with dining rooms and a ballroom. The community also includes an equestrian center (boarding, training ring, paddocks, show ring, riding trails) -- though one source this session described the equestrian center as closed and converted to a horse rescue, unconfirmed by a second source.

Keswick, Albemarle County, approximately 8 miles east of downtown Charlottesville.