Golf Magazine | Premier Resorts 2010
AT A TIME WHEN MOST OF US ARE getting by with less, Golf Magazine is giving you more. In this 11th edition of our Premier Resorts ranking-started in 1988, it is the oldest and most authoritative rating of the game's finest properties... Read More

The Executive Golfer | The Chairman’s Page
The legendary Greenbrier resort got lucky with the emergence of third generation entrepreneur James (Jim) C. Justice II as its new owner and CEO... Read More

Golfers on Golf Radio | New Ownership Brings Justice to The Greenbrier
THE GREENBRIER RESORT BETTER KNOWN AS AMERICA'S RESORT IS GETTING BACK ON TRACK. GONE are the owners whose first business is running a railroad. IN is an owner that runs many companies, but puts what is happening at "The Greenbrier" front and center on his plate... Read More

The Sunday Paper | Past, present & future
The Greenbrier: America's resort
The West Virginia morning sun tip-toes into the room through an old-fashioned window shade and frilly curtains. I’m sunk into one of the most comfortable beds ever assembled, immersed in ridiculously high thread-count sheets and cushy, marshmallow-like pillows... Read More

Golf Digest | HOW TO PLAY YOUNG by Tom Watson
Nobody could fault The Greenbrier's employees for expecting the worst. Summoned to the resort's 750-seat Colonial Hall on May 7 without explanation, many had to assume they were being fired... Read More

D Magazine | ALMOST HEAVEN
Rising above the treetops of the heavy forest that blankets the contours of West Virginia’s Allegheny Mountains are the green dome and white columns... Read More

Switch Yard Media | The World's Historic Hotels
Way back in the 18th Century, this was a destination for those who wanted to “take the waters.” Since then, this hotel has had a rich history... Read More

Shotgun Life | Triple Crown of Sporting Clays Resorts
You know a road trip is going be great when, on the first leg of it, Johnny Cash comes on the radio and sings "Ghost Riders in the Sky." Your SUV is packed with sporting clays guns, ammo and shooting gear and Cash's renegade ballad sends a shiver down your spine. You wonder, Does it really get any better than this?... Read More

Washington Woman | Women's Wellness
As seen in Washington Woman, Feb. 2009 issue: Want to get away from your day in, day out routine of work and personal life that perhaps doesn’t include your taking the best care of your health?... Read More

Southern Lady | Ever Enchanting
For a midwinter mother-daughter getaway, we couldn’t dream of an escape better than West Virginia’s The Greenbrier, a place that claims extraordinary legends and secrets and the imprint of one of history’s most iconic interior designers... Read More

Lancaster County | The Greenbrier...America's Resort
Last May, my husband, Tom, and I chose to celebrate our 25th anniversary at The Greenbrier. We had stopped by the resort two years earlier for a brief grounds tour and were impressed by what we saw... Read More

Tampa Bay Illustrated | The Greenbrier
As seen in Tampa Bay Illustrated, Nov. 2008 issue: Since 1778, this colonial hotel has been the preeminent bastion of luxury accommodations. Robert E. Lee made his summer home here after the Civil War, and an elite clientele joined him to partake of the mineral waters and enjoy the crisp mountain air... Read More

Sophisticated Living | The Greenbrier, West Virginia
The Greenbrier, internationally renowned as “America’s Resort” since 1778, has for centuries attracted brides and grooms as the preferred choice for their nuptials. Now the historic property, which has completed an extensive $50 million renovation, is further asserting its prominence as a wedding venue... Read More

O at Home | Kristan Cunningham Heads for the Hills
As seen in O at Home: The L.A.-based decorator and Rachel Ray Show regular may be a TV star now, but she still knows where to get her design fix when she's back home in West Virginia... Read More

My Day | A Match Made in Heaven
You’re a sensitive, in-touch, new-millennium kind of guy, and you want to show your betrothed how much you love her by taking on the stress of honeymoon planning. After all, you successfully pulled off the perfect proposal. How hard could arranging the honeymoon be?... Read More

Sports Illustrated | Masters Memories
Read a personal view of Masters history with 18 favorite recollections of the people and the places including Sam Snead at The Greenbrier... Read More

Golf Styles | 10 Things You Didn't Know About Golf
Two “new” holes on the 6,795-yard, par-71 Meadows Course were added by Bob Cupp in 1998 so holes 16 and 17 could make way for The Greenbrier Golf Academy... Read More

Southern Accents | The Greenbrier
The Greenbrier personifies Southern hospitality, from the warm welcome at check-in to the gracious, relaxed vibe at afternoon tea and the elegant efficiency come mealtime... Read More