Pleasant Valley Golf Club

I paid in advance through Golfnow and when I arrived, learned that 1/2 of the course is under construction. the attendant said, "Well, if you made the teetime through us, you would have known."

Only members knew that next 3 weeks or more the course is replacing the cart paths. You will have to play either the back 9 or the front 9. Pace of play was fine but would have played somewhere else if knew. Good course and friendly staff

Had not played here in a decade and thought I’d give it a go. Showed up 17-20 hours after the last rain and it was a swamp. Standing water that looked like a pond on multiple fairways. Cart paths had water everywhere, the drainage on this course is terrible, lots of bugs. We also waited 5 minutes on every tee box. The driving range was shutdown and it was cart path only, still got charged full price of $95. Won’t be back.

This course could be so good if they could keep a consistent pace of play. I have actually walked off the course due to a 9 taking 3 hours. It's generally well kept, the staff is nice and it's a better than average layout.

Course is in good condition. Greens are lush and soft. Fairways are nice. Tee boxes have lots of divots.

For $94 and a 90 degree day they should provide water on the course. No water coolers in that type of heat is ridiculous. All other courses seem to be blue to provide water. That’s just lazy

Every year this course starts off in decent shape but as soon as it starts heating up they let it go. No different this year. It was nice in April and about a month ago but after our round this past Monday I won't play it again this year. Tee boxes were shredded; greens were very pockmarked and the fairways unkept. And if it's like the past - it will just keep getting worse for the rest of the summer and year. It's getting handed over to Fairfax County one of these years (supposedly), so they just don't commit to taking care of it. Only play it on the cheap.

They ran me out as a single on a crowded day amongst many other foursomes so I had nowhere to go. Ended up conducting a cardinal sin and joining foursome behind me in an attempt to at least make it less miserable. But 5.5 hour round of golf is not much fun. The course is in good condition however they left rough fairly long with a lot of blind shots which also slowed the pace of play because at times you had to step on ball just in the rough to find it.

This course has been improving condition wise for 2 seasons. New carts and for all the play this course gets its in good shape. The staff are great, everyone is helpful. I saw some players not check in with the starter then complain when they had to wait to tee off. The starter explained why checking in helps keep play moving on the tee box.