April 27-30, 2026
“The Bloom”
Ladies Golf Retrat
The Greenbrier, WV
Daily Itinerary
Sunday, April 26
4:00 pm or after / Early Arrival check-in at The Greenbrier
Strohecker, Chriscoe, Bates, Barbash, Looney, Grant, Brown-Shimer, Ortbals, Carpenter, Alderson, Schultz
*No dinner reservations have been made
Monday, April 27
2:00 - 3:30 pm / Event check-in at the Ashford Short Course
Tee times at Ashford Short Course (9-hole par 3 course)
Format: Closest to the Pin Shootout
3:00 pm / TBD
3:10 pm / TBD
3:20 pm / TBD
3:30 pm / TBD
3:40 pm / TBD
3:50 pm / TBD
After Golf / Check-in at The Greenbrier
Trani, Vella, Dornenberg, Badalamenti, Gaughf, Abram, Anderson, DeMoss
Dinner at Prime 44
6:00 pm / Strohecker, Chriscoe, Bates, Barbash, Looney, Grant, Trani, Vella, Brown-Shimer
6:15 pm / Ortbals, Carpenter, Alderson, Schultz
6:15 pm / Dornenberg, Badalamenti, Gaughf, Abram, Anderson, DeMoss
Tuesday, April 28
Tee times at Ashford Short Course (9-hole par 3 course)
Tee times at the Meadows course (18-holes)
Format: Best 1 of 4 Team Net
10:00 am / TBD
10:10 am / TBD
10:20 am / TBD
10:30 am / TBD
10:40 am / TBD
10:50 am / TBD
5:30 - 6:30 pm / Cocktail Reception at Victoria Writing Room
Dinner at The Forum
6:30 pm / Strohecker, Chriscoe, Bates, Barbash, Looney, Grant, Trani, Vella, Brown-Shimer
6:30 pm / Ortbals, Carpenter, Alderson, Schultz
7:00 pm / Dornenberg, Badalamenti, Gaughf, Abram, Anderson, DeMoss
Wednesday, April 29
Tee times at the Old White course (18-holes)
Format: Net Stableford - Individual
10:00 am / TBD
10:12 am / TBD
10:24 am / TBD
10:36 am / TBD
10:48 am / TBD
11:00 am / TBD
Dinner at TBD
TBD pm / Strohecker, Chriscoe, Bates, Barbash, Looney, Grant, Trani, Vella, Brown-Shimer
TBD pm / Ortbals, Carpenter, Alderson, Schultz
TBD pm / Dornenberg, Badalamenti, Gaughf, Abram, Anderson, DeMoss
Thursday, April 30
Tee times at the Old White course (9-holes)
Format: Net Stroke Play - Individual
8:48 am / TBD
9:00 am / TBD
9:12 am / TBD
9:24 am / TBD
9:36 am / TBD
9:48 am / TBD
Approximately 11:30 am / Lunch and Awards at Slammin’ Sammy’s
All guests
This concludes the event, thank you for joining us!
Accommodations
Signature Resort Rooms at The Greenbrier
There’s no greater escape than this. Elegant details, refined comfort, and Dorothy Draper décor evoke the charm of a bygone era in our luxurious guest rooms and suites. At The Greenbrier, no two rooms are exactly alike. Whether you opt for subdued opulence or a kaleidoscope of colors, there’s a palette — and a place to stay — to suit every style.
Courses
The Meadows Course
The Meadows Course began as a 9-hole course named Lakeside. Designed by Alexander H. Findlay, it opened for play in 1911.
In 1923, Seth Raynor redesigned the course while he was on the property updating The Old White TPC and building the original Greenbrier Course.
After sustaining substantial damage during the flood of 2016, The Meadows underwent a full restoration and reopened for play during the summer of 2017. This new and exciting routing features dynamic green complexes, breathtaking mountain vistas, and signature stacked sod bunkers throughout the course.
The Old White
The Old White, the first 18-hole golf course at The Greenbrier, was designed by Charles Blair Macdonald and opened for play in 1914.
A legend of golf history at The Greenbrier, the course was named for the well-known Old White Hotel, which stood on the grounds from 1858 through 1922. Macdonald, the father of American golf course architecture, modeled several holes from some of the most famous throughout Europe.
The 8th Hole was styled after the “Redan” at North Berwick, the 13th after the “Alps” at Prestwick and the 15th after the “Eden” at St. Andrews. His associate, Seth Raynor, assisted in the course construction and returned in the 1920s to oversee updates to the golf course.
From 2010 through 2019, The Old White was the host of A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier, formerly The Greenbrier Classic, a PGA TOUR FedEx Cup Event. By fully embracing the original Macdonald/Raynor elements, the course has been overwhelmingly embraced by PGA TOUR players and guests alike.
Ashford Short Course
Surrounded by the West Virginia mountains, the meticulously manicured Ashford Short Course is a 9-hole loop of par 3 holes ranging from 56 to 112 yards in length. It’s a relaxed atmosphere for families or friendly competition featuring holes that pay homage to revered architects and courses around the world.
Dining
Prime 44 West
Dine at The Greenbrier’s classic steakhouse, honoring NBA legend and West Virginia native Jerry West. Feast on the finest aged beef and fresh seafood served alongside fresh, local produce and a world-class wine list in an inviting-meets-upscale atmosphere of dark and natural wood.
Watch your dish as it’s expertly crafted in front of your eyes with signature tableside service, gift your group the privilege of center court seating in the private dining room, and order house specialties, including the Jerry West 44 Ounce Porterhouse, Cathy Justice’s “Best of Show” Blue Ribbon Cornbread, and Karen’s Italian Cream Cake. Prime 44 West was named West Virginia’s best restaurant by Southern Living in 2019.
Main Dining Room
Experience the epitome of grand resort dining in The Greenbrier’s Main Dining Room. Dazzling chandeliers, stately columns, and arched windows — it’s an opulent setting that has hosted guests with a warm Southern smile for over a century.
Discover a refined array of day-starting delights for breakfast, from signature Southern dishes to American classics and healthy selections. Select evenings, we invite guests to dress to impress for a world-class culinary experience featuring classic Greenbrier cuisine, exceptional hospitality, and a wine list worthy of a Best of Award of Excellence from Wine Spectator since 2016.
Sam Snead’s
With stunning views of the courses, Sam Snead’s at The Golf Club offers an à la carte menu featuring wood-fired favorites. Its décor and ambiance reflect the pivotal role that Sam Snead — our first golf professional emeritus — played in The Greenbrier’s illustrious golf history. This relaxed yet lively atmosphere is every bit as entertaining as its legendary namesake, with a spacious dining area featuring an open kitchen where guests can watch chefs working in their element.