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Bull & Bones to operate dining facility at Virginia Tech golf course

Bull & Bones Brewhaus and Grill in Blacksburg will begin operating the clubhouse dining facility at Virginia Tech’s  Pete Dye River golf course when it opens in April.  Here is a news release from the university:

The Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech has announced an agreement with Bull & Bones Brewhaus and Grill of Blacksburg to operate the dining facility at the course clubhouse.

Bull & Bones at the River in the Hackin Hokies Lounge will feature special menu selections from the Blacksburg restaurant including their handcrafted beers and smoked ribs. The lounge, which seats 40 indoors and 20 on the patio, will offer daily grill service and evening dinner hours.

The 18,000-square-foot, $5 million clubhouse and dining facilities for the river course are expected to open in April. A 4,000-square-foot elevated deck will feature sweeping views of the New River and conference, catering, or special event facilities for up to 150 people. The house on the hill will also feature vaulted ceilings, open beam construction, inviting fireplaces, and plenty of Virginia Tech’s signature Hokie Stone.

The Pete Dye Signature course has become a prime destination for golfers seeking challenging play in the serene setting of the western Virginia mountains. Home of the Virginia Tech golf team, the course already has been selected for the 2011 NCAA Regional Golf Tournament. It received a nearly perfect 4 1/2 star rating from the readers of Golf Digest magazine in their “Best Places to Play” poll for 2008-09.

For additional information on Bull & Bones at the River, contact Mark Shrader, owner/operator of Bull & Bones Brewhaus and Grill, at (540) 953-2855; or, for information on The Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech, contact David Lowe, chairman, at (540) 577-0470. Individuals wishing to schedule events at the clubhouse should contact Ann Martin, business manager, at (540) 633-1807.

For information on the course, visit them online (http://www.rivercoursegolf.com).

3 Comments »

  1. Im very excited about this!! Bull and Bones is a wonderful restaurant and will be a great addition to the golf course!!

    Comment by Heather S — February 2, 2010 @ 4:34 pm

  2. This seems really silly seeing that there is a local Radford brewhaus with dry & wet-aged steaks, handcrafted beers, open beam construction and inviting fireplaces overlooking the New River less than a mile away. Check it out at http://www.therivercompanyrestaurant.com/

    Comment by Heather T — February 5, 2010 @ 4:05 pm

  3. Heather, The only thing silly about this is you saying that these locations are in Radford which is incorrect. They both are located in the Fairlawn community of Pulaski County. Radford wouldn’t be so lucky to have something like this in that so called City. I very much dislike it when people refer to Fairlawn as being part of Radford In which it has never been or will ever be…!!!

    Comment by Fred — February 10, 2010 @ 8:50 pm

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