Brambleton Regional Park Golf Course

Brambleton, I haven't played you in years....you're still a good test of golf although you have a slope of 126, you still need to hit the ball well here to score. Very good design with a lot of dog legs which make a course fun to play. I will be back. Starters, as with most course, are not to savy to keep things on time or pairing up singles.

Always enjoy playing at Brambleton. Course always well maintained and staff friendly. Only caveat, Marshall inserted his friends in front of us at the tenth tee. There was no one waiting at the first tee and we were keeping up with the group in front of us. Consequently, it slowed down play for us. we were a threesome and they a twosome. One gentleman continuously hit more than one ball.

A very nice course with challenging but fair holes. Greens had some trouble areas but not too many for the recent weather. Rough was high and very "sticky." Mowing would have helped.

All in all, a great public course and a real value for the money.

This course has grown up and matured well since I saw it last. It is in very nice condition, and is a value for daily fee courses.

The course has a good layout. A little course management will help improve your scores. Greens were in great shape. Most greens were relatively flat (not much break).

On a scale of 1 - 10, I'd probably rate this course at a 5/6. Most of the fairways were in good shape, however there were a few greens that needed some attention. Geese are a problem on a couple of holes as well.
For the money we payed, it was more than adequate. Played better, and I've played worse.

A well maintained regional parks course that can be challenging. Always a good round of golf for a decent price.

We arrived shortly before our tee time and got right onto the course. The course was in great shape and we did not have anyone in front of us and no one pushed us from behind. It was an awesome day, a perfect day for golf.

For folks that are local to Brambleton, it is a pretty good test of golf for not a lot of cash. Greens rolled true, and all other greens areas were in good shape.

For a park course that likely gets a pretty high volume of golfers of all levels, the rough could be toned down a bit to make balls more findable, or playable, but overall a good day of golf.

Nice course, well maintained and a helpful friendly staff! Will play again!

waiting at least 10 minutes on each hole....very slow play 4-5 groups backed up.

Brambleton isn't the nicest or most expensive course around but it's far from cheap 'n ugly. The course is usually in very good condition and pace of play no worse than average.

The front 9 starts you off pretty easy and in fact I would consider #6 the only challenging hole on the front half. But the back 9 will tear you up if you are not careful. It's nicely supplemented with some fun holes, like a driveable dog-leg par 4 on the front, and a mid-length Par 3 over water on the back.

The greens are above average in speed but not blazing fast. Woods or water come into play on many holes, so make sure you hit your tee shot straight. If you do, this course will play a lot easier.

The staff is acceptable but not remarkably friendly, the amenities are standard for the course. Getting a good GolfNow deal is key, but it's nice that if you are on a budget, you can opt out of playing with a cart and they have not one but two twilight rates.

All-in-all a very good course, one of my favorites in the area, comparable to Herndon Centennial.

The overall course was in good condition. The bunkers could use more sand.

Brambleton is in great shape and the greens are draining well. Pace of play was good. You have got to keep it in the fairway because the rough is a bit long.

Course was in good shape, but as usual there is a lot of walk up traffic. We arrived at 20 minutes prior to our tee time and were immediately admonished for being late and told that our tee time was going to be given to the "walk up" golfers. As we were loading our cart up, the starter rushed us up to the tee (5 minutes before tee time) despite the fact that another foursome was on the tee. The folks here are good people and volunteers and they do their best, but they don't know much about running a golf course. There's no point to have a tee time, because tee times aren't honored. The goal is always to "squeeze out" walk up golfers despite the fact that it crowds the course and slows play to a crawl at #3. About anytime of day you can count on a 4 and 1/2 to 5 hour round. My recommendation is stick to the tee sheet and stop trying to squeeze out all the walk ups.

Got 18 holes in in two hours thanks to rainy conditions keeping everyone away!

This course offers a lot for the money as long as you can get a great discount (I recently used Golf Now and saved $20 off the greens fee!). Full service clubhouse (chicken club sub was great!) with a decent driving range. They also have a complimentary putting and chipping range next to the 1st hole. Tee boxes were a bit chewed up due to player neglect but the course was in great condition. Greens were in great condition except for the ball marks from player neglect (common theme). If they required power carts on the weekend, then pace of play would probably improve. It is one of the better county courses in northern VA.

Played the day after a big rainstorm and was surprised to see the course drained much better than expected. The greens were relatively slow but in great shape, especially considering this is a high traffic public course. The staff was friendly, except for the marshal (no surprise there), who was rude to us after we stopped to grab a snack at the turn.

For the hot deal price the course was more than worth the money. As a single it was a bit slow for my taste, I can normally play alone in 3 1/2 hours, but I found myself waiting on almost every hole on the back nine. The course was very forgiving, the fairways were well maintained but nothing really stood out as spectacular.

Course design fails to take advantage of natural terrain on several holes. The "starter" doubles as cart man and doesn't provide any pre-play instructions. This oversight results in fairways that are full of unfilled divots, greens with way too many ball marks, and slow play. Rather deep rough left the foursome in front of us searching excessively for lost balls. Abundant clover didn't help. The round took well over five hours when a slightly shorter rough and availability of course marshalls could cut that down significantly. Though the bunkers were "groomed" they barely had a light coating of sand. That makes for tough up and down from the bunkers when the wedge bounces off the underlying clay. NO restrooms were available on the course. The real clincher that makes this an undesirable course is that there is not a set of tees suitable for seniors -- either have to play too long (6328 yds) or way too short (5473 yds). That's a difference of 855 yds! I last played this course about 25 years ago and had forgotten why I hadn't played there for so long. Even with reduced green fee rates from GolfNow the experience wasn't worth it.