To add to Roger's post here is the scoop from that member...
Black Knight is a really neat, classic layout. It was built by a coal company and has served as the old school country club in Beckley since the 20s. It was quite a place in its heyday. Well-appointed ballroom and clubhouse, now in some disrepair. It hosted some big pro-ams Sam Snead would play in regularly when he was resident at the Greenbrier. The members quote him as saying Black Knight was one of the finest 9-hole layouts in the country. It has two sets of tees. You play the forward ones for the front and back tees for the second 9. They don't know who designed it. But it has always reminded me of the Ross courses I play regularly in North Carolina. Smallish greens, fairly open. Lots of shot variety. My in-laws are second generation members. Beckley has fallen on hard times, and the club has suffered from poor leadership and competition from Glade Springs for in-town professional members. But I love it. In the summer, it is well maintained absent drought conditions. It is private, but given their financial condition, I bet you can get on.