Falling River Country Club

Specialties

Golf Instruction

Club Repair

Tournament Outings

Ballroom Rental for Receptions, Meetings, Etc.

Driving Range

18 Hole Golf Course

Swimming Pool

History

Established in 1965.

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History

Located in historic Appomattox County, Falling River Golf Club opened 1965. It was designed with nine holes and later added nine holes to complete the course as designed. It quickly became a favorite for golfers of Appomattox and all over central and southwest Virginia. Falling River is a private club with over 350 members. Our facility is one of the best values in Virginia. Our 18 hole course has been the host of many tournaments. Our Banquet Hall facility accommodates many socials, wedding parties, and tournament events and is available for rental by contacting our Pro Shop for rate and availability.

With gently rolling hills and undulating greens, the course is challenging but fair. Falling River is always in great condition. The bent grass greens are true and moderately quick. Bent grass fairways will soon give way to Bermuda grass fairways. Falling River has many long range projects that will showcase the course even more. The official yardage is 647

Meet the Manager

Faber J.

Manager

Born and raised in historic Appomattox, he is the son of G.H. Jamerson, Jr. Joyce C. Jamerson. He has two children, a daughter Berkley and a son Jake. He graduated Appomattox County High School in 1995 where he was a 4-​year letterman on the high school golf team.

Faber graduated James Madison University in 2001 with a BS degree in Kinesiology. He played for four years on the golf team and became one of only two people to participate in four NCAA Championships. He was elected to the All CAA Conference team twice and also to the All Regional Team 2 times winning one collegiate event thru his career at JMU. After play he was the assistant coach to the men’s and women’s team for two years.

As an amateur he won many local events including three CVIGT titles becoming the first person to win the CVIGT and also the CVJIGT. In 1999 Faber won the Virginia State Open at Ford’s Colony in Williamsburg Va. by a record 8 strokes. He followed that victory with a win in the Middle Atlantic Amateur a