Pleasant Valley Golf Club

The course was in good condition, but not excellent. Prolonged rainy weather may have made it difficult for the maintenance crew to keep the grass cut. The rough was a bit too long and difficult for the average golfer to negotiate. Cart path could use some repair also.

The course was in pretty decent shape but still wet from recent rains. Lots of unrepaired divots in the fairways and greens were just OK. There were four or five holes where the golfers in front of you could be out of sight over the hill but still in range from the tee box. Pace of play was really slow (+ 5 hours). Maybe I just went on a bad day but they seem to have a reputation for slow play.

Great public course, one of my favorites in the area. The course has a challenging layout making it a great course for mid to low handicap golfers but is not too dificult for lower level golfers. The front 9 tee boxes could use some work but other than that the course was in great shape.

No frills track that is mostly right in front of you and scorable. Main issue is the tee boxes are dreadful. Most are uneven with shaggy grass if you can find any among the sand holes. I suspect most players here are ‘members’ or get some county discount to make it more affordable, because for $88 on the weekend there are definitely better tracks nearby. Layout is decent mix of shot making and length and greens rolled nicely even for all the recent rain.

First time playing and I really like the course and will be back. All the rain in the recent weeks has made the rough extremely penal. Stay in the short grass. Apparently the traps are getting new sand but they seem to be in that condition - piles of sand in the trap - for some time. Ought to get fixed, or is that rain-related?

Pleasant Valley is usually one of the better public courses in the Northern Virginia area. However, for our round on Saturday, 6/9, it did not meet expectations. To be fair, we've have a ton of rain in the NoVA area and I am sure that negatively impacted course conditions. The rough was extremely long and hadn't been cut and made finding balls tough. Greens were not in good condition. All sand traps had large mounds of new sand. Given we're well into the season, we all expected to be playing a better course. Even with a hotdeal of $71 for the round, the course just wasn't worth it this time around.

Course was in great shape when I played. The rough is thick, which makes the course a good challenge. Try to keep it in the fairways as much as possible...still shot a 91!

This course suits my game well but the recent weather has taken a big toll - rough around the fairways was only mown on a few holes, making it near impossible to find balls on a cloudy day. The worst was the sand bunkers though - many had high piles of sand in them that had not yet been spread out. Those without the piles had been washed out so completely there were rocks. Fairways and greens were in great shape though.

Fairway and green are kept fine, but the cart path should have been paved to avoid a bumpy run.

The fairway the bunkers and the carts are in poor conditions . No ball washers at any hole through out the course . I believe they charge too much loft spoor management.

Interesting layout. Course was in good condition for early Spring. A little bit of everything. Some short but interesting par 4's, split fairways and water hazards made for a fun day. Challenging, but not to the point of being overly difficult.

The golf course has an excellent layout, nice greens - great competitive atmosphere.

Windy and about 45 degrees so felt even colder but was dressed for the temp. Course was much drier than it was the Norester we had over weekend dried it pretty well. Over all was a good day not anyone to slow play down and the staff was just excellent! Mike checked us in and told us what to expect for conditions, played 90 degree rule so play was fast. THe wind made shots a challenge but hey, anyone can play golf on a perfect day..... will be back

Greens rolled and still early in the season but the lay out offers any skill level plenty a challenge. I played the blue and really liked the layout. No houses around the course which is nice.

Pleasant Valley was in good shape for a late season play. I feel we stole one from the weatherman (temps in low 70s, clear blue sky and a little windy) for the end of November. Course was in good shape and play moved along a good pace (4:15). Good experience overall. We will be back.

This has become one of my favorite courses in Northern Virginia. It was in great condition, especially for November. Greens were fast, but fair, and the staff were great.