Welcome to MColony, conveniently located just off the 234 exit of I-64, followed by a quick drive west on 199 to reach Rt 60/Centerville Road, just a couple of miles away. Nestled within a vast residential community of luxurious upscale homes and accompanied by a magnificent Marriott timeshare development, our destination boasts not one, but three exceptional 18-hole championship golf courses.

Prepare to be captivated by the breathtaking layouts of Marsh Hawk, Black Heath, and Blue Heron courses, each offering a harmonious blend of tree-lined fairways, picturesque marshlands, serene lakes, and meandering creeks. Our meticulously designed courses are adorned with strategically placed bunkers, adding an exciting challenge for golfers of all skill levels.

MColony takes pride in providing an unparalleled golfing experience at rates that remain reasonable for this coveted area. Whether you're a seasoned golfer seeking a thrilling test of your abilities or a newcomer looking to enjoy the sport amid stunning surroundings, our courses promise an unforgettable journey. So, come and immerse yourself in the beauty of MColony's golfing oasis, where nature and luxury meet to create a golfer's paradise.

Ford’s Colony — Blackheath

The most picturesque golf course at Ford’s Colony presents many challenges to golfers of all abilities with water coming into play on 13 holes, a total of 9 doglegs and bunkers guarding every green. Elevations changes and the prevailing winds make this course play a lot longer than the 6,621 yards stated on the scorecard.

Ford’s Colony — Blue Heron

Blue Heron is a favorite of many of our guests and members with its long and challenging par 3’s, fair and forthright par 4’s and intimidating par 5’s. Blue Heron provides some room for error off of the tee, however makes up for the easy with its well protected greens. Set among Virginia’s dense wetlands, this unique setting is home to many different birds, fish and other aquatic life.

Ford’s Colony — Marsh Hawk

The Marsh Hawk provides a very different challenge than our Blue Heron course. Tight tree-lined fairways mean you better bring your “A” game. This par 72 course measures 6,650 yards from the back tees and features undulating greens and the best finishing holes around. Take a journey with us as you play around natural lakes and elevation changes.. Kingsmill, saving the best for last, Kingsmill is a golf resort and upscale residential community, south of Williamsburg on the James River. The River Course is twice as expensive as the Plantation and the Woods course, but it is the PGA Tour course venue, and designed by Pete Dye, a tough, challenging layout in a pristine setting, and always in great shape. The Plantation course is an Arnold Palmer design with some of the same elements as the River course, just not on the River, but water comes into play on at least half the holes. The Woods course was designed by Curtis Strange and Tom Clark and is a classic parkland style with tight tree lined fairways, and is the newest, and maybe the toughest of the three.