Premier Practice Facility

The renovated range at Belmont features the addition of the Belmont Golf Academy, over 18 acres of driving area, 71,000 sq. ft.of teeing space, and almost 3 acres of short game space.

The practice facility is nearly three times the size of the former range and includes the addition of a short game area. Members and guests can enjoy three separate USGA-specified bentgrass greens, allowing for up, down and sidehill lies from rough or fairway. A fairway bunker between two of the practice areas allows members to practice one of the more demanding shots in golf.

For additional practice and instructional needs, Moskal Golf will feature instructors trained by renowned golf instructor, Mitchell Spearman. Open to the public, the academy provides personalized instruction and group lessons aimed at improving all areas of the game and features advanced instructional technology to assist with the learning process.

 “Our focus has always been to provide the finest golf experience for our members and their guests. We believe our members belong to Belmont because it’s a special place, marked by beauty, history and tradition. We want our members to feel proud of what we’ve accomplished and where we’re headed in the future. This project is yet another step in that direction.”- Senior Vice President, Maurice Darbyshire

To help improve playability, the new range and short game area is fully irrigated and drained to significantly improve the summertime turf conditions. The range also includes a laser-leveled practice area that will more accurately simulate play and 22 artificial turf mats for use in inclement weather.

Belmont Golf Academy

The MoskalGolf Academy works with students of all abilities and ages. We know that the key to long-term success in golf is to really enjoy the game. That is why we make playing AND learning a fun process. We are happy to say that our methods have proven to be very successful. Our students have gone on to championships of all kinds, from club championships to victories at the professional level.

During the lessons at Belmont, students have access to one of the premier practice facilities and short game installations in Northern Virginia. Students also have access to all of the necessary technology as a way of enhancing the learning process. 

We have a variety of programs for adults, from the introductory Get Golf Ready classes to group short game training and private instruction. 

Our junior golf programs are simply second to none. With over 30 years of experience, we have helped thousands of juniors enjoy the game and become champion golfers.  Our After School Program helps kids develop the fundamentals throughout the year and our camp programs make for a great way for kids to spend the entire summer playing golf. 

Our experience matched with your passion to improve will create a magic formula for lower scores.

Instruction

Individual instruction is available and focuses on developing strong fundamentals to reach personal goals while enjoying the game of golf.

One-on-one instructions, for all levels of golfers, will include: digital and computer analysis, drills and teaching aids to help students understand full-swing, short-game and putting fundamentals. Special attention is paid to the individual needs of each student.

Private Lessons Available

Adam Hibbs, PGA Head Golf Professional | $95/hr
Simon Dewsbury, PGA Golf Professional | Members $85/hr / Non-Members $150/hr 

Golf Events

Belmont Country Club features a spectacular 18-hole Arnold Palmer Signature Golf Course, designed to highlight the natural splendor of the Virginia countryside while providing challenging and enjoyable play for golfers at every level.

Golf & Charity Outings

Belmont Country Club is the perfect setting and facility to host an outing of just about any size. Host a golf outing for your top customers? For your employees? For your business partners? You’ve found the ideal setting:
The Club is available for golf outings of 72 or more players on Mondays when the Club is typically closed. If you are looking to put on a smaller event, say for your most important clients, Belmont can assist you with that as well. The Club and its professional staff will cater to your every need including tournament scoring, cart staging, hole contests, and any other special need you may have.
Gather for breakfast before teeing off, or relax afterward in our restaurant, Lee's Table & Tavern, overlooking the 18th green and fairway, or in our grand ballroom, with panoramic views of the golf course, or in one of our smaller reception rooms. Belmont Country Club makes any outing special, with impeccable service, outstanding food, and an elegant yet relaxing ambiance.
Please feel free to contact our Head Golf Professional for more information and to plan your next outing.

Etiquette & Attire

Etiquette

Proper etiquette from every player should be a matter of pride. No matter what golf course you are playing, take pride in leaving the golf course in better shape than you found it. Cell phones should be placed on a non-ring or vibrate mode while on the golf course. Please replace all divots. If you can not replace your divot, please use the sand bottles provided on the carts. Sand bottle refills can be found on holes 6 and 14 as well as at the driving range. Please fix your ball mark and one other on every green. Always rake bunkers when finished. Please place rakes INSIDE of bunkers when finished.

Attire

Members, spouses, dependents and guests are expected to wear the appropriate attire when on Club property. Members should remind their guests of the dress code prior to their arrival at the Club. The following dress code applies in the clubhouse, golf course and on the practice facilities:
Men’s shirts must be business casual or appropriate golf attire – with sleeves, collars (this includes mock-necks) and tucked in at all times. These are minimum requirements.
Women’s shirts must not be strapless or have spaghetti straps, unless for a special function.
Only shorts up to four inches above the knee are permitted for both men and women.
Hats and visors shall not to be worn inside the Clubhouse, except for the Golf Shop and Locker Rooms.
Golf shoes may not be worn past the Member’s Grille toward the lobby of the main Clubhouse or anywhere in the Manor House.
Inappropriate attire for all Members and guests includes swimming attire, gym shorts, shorts that are not of Bermuda length, running pants, sweat pants, spandex, tube tops and exposed midriffs, as well as T-shirts.