Stonehenge Golf & Country Club

Stonehenge Golf & Country Club is a private country club in Richmond, Virginia, built around an 18-hole championship golf course designed by Ed Ault that hosted the Professional Buy.com Richmond Open Tournament in 2000 and 2001. The property also includes six lighted tennis and pickleball courts, an outdoor pool with a tiki bar, and a clubhouse that blends traditional elegance with casual style. The club hosts weddings, receptions, birthday parties, baby showers, celebrations of life, and business meetings, in addition to golf outings and tournaments, and both members and nonmembers are welcome to book events at the club. Its bar and grill serves meals prepared by the club's chef and doubles as a gathering spot for guests following a round of golf or a match.