The Virginia Beach National (formerly TPC of Virginia Beach) is a 7,432 yard course designed by Pete Dye for both tournament and public play. Native hardwoods give the course a sense of maturity, and the variety of grasses used in the out of play areas offer a unique look as they waive in the ever-present winds.

Virginia Beach National Golf Club offers challenging golf courses and packages in a beautiful natural setting. If you have never played here you are missing a great round of golf.

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Virginia Beach, Virginia, greets visitors with three miles of sun-soaked oceanfront boardwalk backed by a lively strip of restaurants, shops, and family attractions. As the largest city in Virginia and a longtime favorite East Coast beach destination, it blends resort-town energy with genuine coastal charm — wide sandy beaches, a bustling fishing pier, and a boardwalk that hums with cyclists, street performers, and beachgoers from spring through fall.

Beyond the sand, the city rewards exploration. The Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center brings visitors face-to-face with sharks, sea turtles, and harbor seals, while nearby nature trails and the Adventure Park's treetop courses offer an active counterpoint to a beach day. Shore Drive and the Chesapeake Bay side of town open up calmer waters, paddleboard and kayak rentals, and a string of laid-back waterfront restaurants perfect for watching the sunset over the bay.

Virginia Beach's dining scene runs from classic Chesapeake seafood shacks serving she-crab soup and crab cakes to lively boardwalk grills, Italian trattorias, and taco spots with ocean views. Neighborhoods like the Oceanfront, Hilltop, and Shore Drive each carry their own flavor, giving visitors plenty of reason to wander beyond wherever they're staying.

For visiting families and tournament travelers, the city is especially easy to fill a day around — indoor entertainment complexes with bowling and arcades, mini golf courses scattered along the boardwalk, escape rooms, trampoline parks, and a massive mall with movie theaters and Dave & Buster's all sit within a short drive of most hotels. Add in a boardwalk sunrise or sunset, and Virginia Beach makes for a destination that's as easy to enjoy between matches as it is after the final whistle.

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