Meadows Farms Golf Club sits in Locust Grove, Virginia, roughly midway between Fredericksburg and Lake Anna in the state's Piedmont region. Designed by Bill Ward and opened in the early 2000s, the course serves the growing residential and recreational communities of northern Caroline County. The layout occupies rolling terrain characteristic of Virginia's central Piedmont, where elevation changes and wooded corridors shape the playing corridors. The course name references two distinctive features: an exceptionally long par five that stretches well beyond six hundred yards, and a waterfall feature that comes into play on one of the holes. These elements provide visual and strategic variety within a routing that balances open farmland character with mature tree lines. Water appears on several holes, and the property's natural contours create opportunities for both elevated tee shots and approach plays to greens set at varying elevations. Meadows Farms operates as a public facility, serving both local residents and visitors traveling through the Fredericksburg area. The course fits within Virginia's tradition of accessible daily-fee golf, offering a full-length test without the formality or membership requirements of private clubs. Its location along the Route 3 corridor makes it a convenient option for golfers exploring the region's historical sites or heading to the lake communities to the west.