The Belmont Golf Course is on the north side of Richmond off I-95 at Parham Road to the southwest.

Belmont is a historic layout from 1917 which held the 1949 PGA Championship won by Sam Snead and the Richmond Invitational won by Ben Hogan. It was designed by A. W. Tillinghast(Bethpage? among others) with follow-on consultant work by Donald Ross, and redesigned by Davis Love III. It's a hybrid facility with 12 conventional holes from the original #7-#18 holes and a 6-hole short course form the balance. It's a classic, parkland layout over rolling terrain with a significant amount of classic sand bunkering defending the fairway landing zones and green complexes with a lake and a creek adding further to the challenge.