Greenway Creek Golf Course is located in Glade Springs, Virginia, a residential community in the New River Valley region of southwestern Virginia. The course was designed by John Casey and Jeff Casey and reflects the rolling terrain and wooded character typical of the Appalachian foothill landscape. The design works with natural topography to create a routing that moves through mature forest and open meadow, taking advantage of elevation changes and water features common to the area. The course plays through a mix of tree-lined fairways and more open passages, with Greenway Creek itself factoring into the design as both a visual and strategic element across several holes. The layout emphasizes shot-making over length, with bunkering and water placement rewarding accuracy. The setting within Glade Springs means the course serves both the residential community and daily-fee players, typical of courses in the region that balance membership amenities with public access. As a regional design by the Casey family, Greenway Creek represents the solid, playable approach to course architecture common in Appalachian communities, where courses are built to suit local terrain and climate rather than to international championship standards. The course has developed a following among regional golfers and remains a fixture in the New River Valley golf landscape.