Old White is a hoot. The other two resort courses--Greenbrier and Meadow Valleys--are mostly forgettable, but pretty uniformly well maintained. The Greenbrier course has a few good holes: uphill, short par-5 third to a tiny green; neat uphill drivable par-4 14th, semi-Biarritz green on the long par-4 15th. The 10th and 11th have a tranquil setting, both playing over one of the clearest streams I've seen anywhere.
But yeah, the Old White is the one to play there. Keep in mind that the Homestead and it's wonderful Cascades course are a hair under an hour away.
I'll continue to plug TPC River Highlands as the most underrated Tour course, if not the best. It truly does not favor one type of player over another, as evidenced by recent winners Ken Duke and Bubba Watson, who could not be more different. The course has excellent variety (15 gets the press as a short par 4, but #2 is a terrific drive-and-pitch hole in its own right) and has had chipping areas as a main defense for the greens since before it became fashionable elsewhere on the Tour's regular stops. Only 6,800 yards, but pros rarely eat it up. I'd be happy to play it everyday.