Fort Belvoir Golf Club - Gunston Course

For first timers, you need to get a pass at the Visitors Center to enter the Fort. Course was in decent condition, layout somewhat quirky, pace of play good. Worth playing given low greens fees.

This is a challenge course that use terrain to make up for distance. Better maintenance would make this an excellent experience. Overall a good course in decent condition.

Few holes cross each other with Woodland Course and Gunston course I played so it was a little bit confusing. We ended up extra two holes of Woodlawn holes by mistake. It was my lucky day, I had Hole-in-One on 16th hole!!

Scary watching 70 plus years walk a hilly course in 88 degree weather. Painfully slow for a Tuesday. I thought the guy in front of us was gonna pass out by hole 5, thankfully he only played nine. 6 to 7 inch rough in spots, plus dandelions in full bloom, might b time for a mower or two

To be specific Belvoir has two courses side by side This review is for Woodlawn, which was decent, normal conditions for this time of year. Very hilly, but many courses around here are, for a monday the pace was fair, the price was decentl. The staff was extremely friendly, but the food/beverage carts were no where to be found. Other than all of this, the course was fair and decent and would play again if I got another deal on the price

I've played here many times over the years. The new layouts are better than the old ones. For a round in the winter days after a snowfall, I was amazed at the condition. I cannot wait until the spring for things to green up and for the ball to roll. This is the best value around for certain, assuming you don't mind the extra security checks to get on base.