Full Cry, a hunting term meaning "hot pursuit", is part of Keswick Hall and is available to guests of the resort. It's located on the east side of Charlottesville just off I-64 at the Louisa Road exit to the east.

The golf course is a parkland layout traversing broad fairways bordered by mature hardwoods over a large, natural tract of land below Keswick Hall. It's well bunkered with a variety of bunker styles along the fairways and greens and multiple water hazards in play. The finish is interesting with the 16th, a Redan par 3, and the 17th has train tracks running parallel to the hole and an old flatbed railway car as the bridge to the tee boxes. The 18th is most scenic with the hotel in the backdrop and the lake in the foreground. There's six tees from 4,809 yards to 7,134 yards, the Keswick tees play to 6,040 yards, 68.9/128, course/slope ratings. Keswick’s original course was built in 1948 by Fred Findlay, renovated in 1992 by Arnold Palmer, and redesigned in 2013 by Pete Dye