Medal of Honor Golf Course occupies a distinctive position within the Marine Corps Base Quantico in northern Virginia, approximately 35 miles south of Washington, D.C. The course was designed by Rees Jones and opened in 2001, built on land that had served various military training purposes for decades. The design takes its name from the nation's highest military decoration, and the course serves active-duty military personnel, veterans, and authorized guests of the base. Access requires proper military credentials or sponsorship, making it one of the more restricted facilities in the region. The routing works across rolling, wooded terrain characteristic of the Virginia Piedmont, with elevation changes that provide strategic interest and varied shot requirements. Jones incorporated natural corridors through mature hardwood forests, with several holes playing along or across ravines and streams. The layout features multiple tee boxes to accommodate different skill levels, reflecting its role as a recreational amenity for a diverse military community. Water hazards appear on several holes, and bunkering follows Jones's typically strategic placement around greens and landing areas. The course serves as both a recreational facility and a venue that honors military service, with various commemorative elements integrated into the property. It hosts military golf events and provides a quality golf experience within the unique context of an active Marine Corps installation. The clubhouse and practice facilities support both casual play and organized competitions among military golfers stationed at or visiting Quantico.