Elizabeth Manor Golf & Country Club

Elizabeth Manor Golf & Country Club is a private club built around an 18-hole, par 70 championship course along the Elizabeth River. Originally designed in 1948 by Dick Wilson, the course was reimagined beginning in 2019 with consulting from Ben Crenshaw. The club is also known for hosting the Eastern Amateur Golf Tournament, which has been held since 1957 and draws amateur players from across the country.

Beyond golf, the club has tennis and pickleball courts, a swimming pool, a clubhouse for dining and events, and a full-service golf shop with a practice range and short game area. Membership is the main way to use the facilities, and initiation fees are currently waived for active-duty military personnel. The club sits at 1 Ace Parker Drive in Portsmouth, Virginia, and also hosts weddings and banquets.