Hole No. 17 is the signature one at The Waterfront Country Club in Moneta, the oldest of Franklin County’s three Smith Mountain Lake courses. It has been sold to Roanoke attorney Darrell Craft.
PHOTO BY STEVEN MARSH
Play commences on hole No. 7, which features a island green, at The Water’s Edge Country Club in Penhook. The facility has been purchased by McConnell Golf of Raleigh, N.C.
PHOTO BY STEVEN MARSH
Gage Hornback of Roanoke executes his drive from the hole No. 1 tee box at The Westlake Golf and Country Club in Hardy during last October’s third annual Franklin County High School Baseball Booster Club golf tournament. McConnell Golf of Raleigh, N.C. has purchased the club.
PHOTO BY STEVEN MARSH
Darrell Craft tees off on the ninth hole at Hanging Rock Golf Course in Salem during a June 2017 tournament.
MONETA—While it is likely that the Willard family always will be synonymous with the development of Smith Mountain Lake’s shoreline, father Ron Willard Sr. and son Ron II are taking a step back from the golfing side of their business.
Hole No. 17 is the signature one at The Waterfront Country Club in Moneta, the oldest of Franklin County’s three Smith Mountain Lake courses. It has been sold to Roanoke attorney Darrell Craft.
Play commences on hole No. 7, which features a island green, at The Water’s Edge Country Club in Penhook. The facility has been purchased by McConnell Golf of Raleigh, N.C.
Gage Hornback of Roanoke executes his drive from the hole No. 1 tee box at The Westlake Golf and Country Club in Hardy during last October’s third annual Franklin County High School Baseball Booster Club golf tournament. McConnell Golf of Raleigh, N.C. has purchased the club.
