Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Fairfax

Army Navy Country Club Fairfax is a private 27-hole facility in Fairfax, Virginia, serving as the golf annex of the historic Army Navy Country Club in Arlington and open to military personnel, veterans, and select affiliated members. Designed by Robert Weed and opened in 1973, the club features three nine-hole courses named Red, White, and Blue in honor of the American flag, as well as a double-deck driving range added in 2005. The club has hosted VSGA championship competition, including the 2004 Virginia State Golf Association Senior Open.

Country Club of Fairfax is a private 18-hole club established in 1947 in Fairfax, Virginia, set amid the rolling, tree-lined terrain of Northern Virginia's suburbs. The course was designed by Mid-Atlantic architect Alfred H. Tull and plays to a par 72 at 6,725 yards with a slope rating of 134, having hosted the 1965 Virginia State Amateur Championship.

International Country Club is a private golf club established in 1961 in Fairfax, Virginia, featuring a rolling parkland course originally designed by Ault, Clark & Associates. The layout stretches to 6,945 yards with a course rating of 73.1 and slope of 129, and was thoughtfully updated in 2002 by Tom Clark of the original design firm to modernize the course while preserving its character.