Greendale Golf Course

the course was in great shape and nice value, the big negative for me was pace of play. We were stacked up numerous times waiting to tee off finishing the hole and still having the group in front of us waiting to tee off.

This is a fun course to play, though it has some tight fairways. Surprisingly some of the greens and even some of the fairways are in pretty rough shape right now despite the amount of time they had to recover this spring with the closures. Vast majority of staff is very friendly with the occasional exception. Not a lot of food/drink options and no driving range. At standard full prices, it's a little tough to justify paying here at the moment considering its condition and lack of amenities. There are other, better options in the area, but I would still play here if I could find a good deal.

Played as a foursome on Sunday with a 8:12AM Tee Time. Course was in decent shape. Be prepared to lose some balls though, as the fairways are pretty tight and the woods are thick. The groups ahead played pretty slow, and nobody seemed to enforce any pace of play. In my opinion this was a little bit too expensive for the experience.

I have played this course for many years and the greens were the best I have ever seen them and the best I have played this year. This course is walkable. The pace was moderate. Our foursome wasn't pushed by those behind us and tee box was open when we arrived. Finish in 4 hours. No amenities yet because of Covid-19, but a beverage cart would be a nice addition.

An easy Sunday walking course. This course has come along way. A very tight straight forward course. Golfers should play the tees suitable to their handicap. Most players select the White tees one forward from the Championship tees; however, most should play from the yellows based on their handicap and course rating.

Great condition. Greens were is really good shape: receptive to good shots and rolled well but a bit slow for now. Fairways were well cut and in good condition. Pace was quick for Northern Virginia.

Played this course twice in one week and had bad outings both times. The rough was wayyy to long and we lost more than a couple balls close to the fairway on decent drives. Went in the middle of a busy Saturday and had to play around the lawnmower all afternoon. For the money play anywhere else.

First, I will say the course was in very good condition. However, this course is nothing more than a golf slogg. Narrow fairways on just about every hole with the greatest challenge being how strait you can hit your ball off every tee . Should you be unfortunate enough to get in the bent grass rough...good luck finding your ball! I am an intermediate golfer who has played over thirty courses in the DMV. I could not wait for this round of golf to end. This course may interest some but I hated it!

Great for practicing controlled shots. It’s a very short course, but tight. The fairways are only 17-20 yards wide. The rough is thick - right now at least. Greens are pretty slow, but in good shape. Easy 3.5 hour walk. No range. No putting green. No need to come early. Take a two off number one.

Greendale is one of the best of the municipal courses in the area. $49 is a good price for a Friday afternoon tee time on a course of this quality. Greens and fairways are maintained well. It might not provide the views or amenities of a Stonewall or Westfields, it is a solid round with a friendly staff that keeps things moving on time.

Easily the worst golf course in Northern Virginia...if you've ever teed it up and putted on a construction site, you'll feel right at home. I am furious that anyone would take my money, knowing what lunarscape this place is!