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Lake Manassas, VA

Robert Trent Jones Golf Club

Robert Trent Jones saw the Lake Manassas property from the air in 1973 and wrote about its potential for golf. Construction began in 1988, and Robert Trent Jones Golf Club formally opened in April 1991.

Robert Trent Jones Golf Club club mark
Robert Trent Jones Golf Club’s Club mark
Course
18 holes · par 72 · Opened 1991
Original architect
Robert Trent Jones
Club website
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A long-planned course beside Lake Manassas

The Club hosted the first four Presidents Cups played in the United States. International team competition became an early and recurring part of its history.

Championships

  1. 2024 Solheim CupRobert Trent Jones Golf Club
  2. 2005 Presidents CupRobert Trent Jones Golf Club
  3. 2000 Presidents CupRobert Trent Jones Golf Club
  4. 1996 Presidents CupRobert Trent Jones Golf Club
View all 5 past editions
  1. 1994 Presidents CupRobert Trent Jones Golf Club
Results and dates 5 editions

Presidents Cup

  1. United States (Presidents Cup)

  2. United States (Presidents Cup)

  3. United States (Presidents Cup)

  4. United States (Presidents Cup)

Solheim Cup

  1. United States (Solheim Cup)

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Sources and editorial notes6 references

Sources for this story

  1. History Robert Trent Jones Golf Club

    History and course description.

    Consulted 2026-09-21

Record sources

  1. golfcoursegurus
  2. Official Solheim Cup overview The official overview records the 2024 venue and United States victory.
  3. LPGA: 2024 season statistics Official LPGA 2024 record explicitly identifies Robert Trent Jones Golf Club, Gainesville, Virginia. Bind the existing canonical physical course, without asserting unchanged routing or generic par.
  4. Presidents Cup official history The official history narrative records the 2005 venue and outcome.
  5. PGA TOUR: Official Presidents Cup Historical Host Table The PGA TOUR historical table names Robert Trent Jones Golf Club for 2005. Owner history independently identifies its Jones-designed course and the first four Presidents Cups played in the United States. Existing course identity only; no historical tees, par or unchanged layout are inferred.
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