Herndon Centennial Golf Course

Exactly what the title says. Staff is friendly and it’s a haunt for the locals, especially in the mornings. Recent tee box restorations have been excellent and they maintain the greens and course well. Layout is very bland, very short no real teeth other than the greens can run on the quick side depending on time of year. Excellent for the weekend warrior/ newer golfer and the price is excellent for those looking to walk 18 and hit a ball while you do it.

Very reliable, Herndon C always delivers value and challenge for us senior golfers. A very enjoyable layout, challenging Greens, and decent conditions. Bunkers and tees have received expert attention this year, improvements noted . Very walkable. The restaurant Eggs Carne is excellent.

I’ve played here three times so far and each time it’s only gotten better. The tee boxes have all been fixed and the greens are in perfect shape. It’s not a super difficult course (6200 tips) but it’s a fun challenge and great way to practice your shots.

First off, office/kitchen staff were great and super nice, this is not a bash towards them.

Heading onto the 10th hole the bulletin board said 90 degree cart rule.

On hole 15, we had the cart about 5 feet off of the cart path and then the superintendent speeds at us in his 4 runner ( no on the cart path) yells at us that it’s cart path only, says he will be watching us, then backs up super fast ( also not on the cart path and damaging the grass).

58 dollar green fee for a twilight time, can’t bring the carts to the parking lot, pretty overpriced range balls, overpacked putting/chipping green, and over rated practice facility.

Course is fun, greens are nice, tee boxes could use some work, superintendent is annoying, overall worth a visit.

Had a good time the first 9 but was stuck behind a new player group of 4 golfers. Even the course Marshall is warned us of slow play, but why not tell them to speed up play instead?

This is a great course for mid level golfers. It's roomy and no one seems to take themselves too seriously. Staff is friendly and they don't start groups right on top of each other.

Still a third of the holes with temporary tees. And sometimes they are so far forward (ahead of the junior tees) it spoils the whole hole. On 18, the temporary tees was now close to wayward shots from the driving range and one of our group was hit by a ball and another 10 balls missed but were near. Really stupid placement.

First time we have played Centennial in a couple of years. Greens were really beat up. Looks like they ran out of money for maintenance.

A shame, this course used to be in such good condition.

Hope they turn things around.

As soon as you pull up, any doubt you had that you are on a municipal course has disappeared. The clubhouse.(I can’t think of another word to describe it.) was probably built in the 50s and hasn’t seen an upgrade since.

The course itself had a pretty nice layout. The fairways were in good shape, but the tea boxes were an abomination. The greens were fine. They were what you were expect for municipal course.

With temporary tee boxes making the course significantly shorter and charging full price they should be ashamed!

For an $80 round I was pretty disappointed with clubhouse, course conditions, and overall just not worth the money given 6 tee boxes were under construction. Pace of play was terrible, with not a marshal in sight. First course I played at where no one tucked their shirts in or repaired their divots. I’ll stick to the muni courses in Maryland in the future

I played HCGC last year with my son (12). It quickly became our favorite course. It is a small municipal course, but the conditions of the course are fantastic. They are rebuilding some tee boxes and hitting off mats isn't fun, but its nice to see a course (other local courses won't be named...) making course improvements and putting real effort into conditions. Pace of plan on this day was relatively slow (we finished 30 minutes longer than pace), but not terrible. Staff is always friendly. Egg Carne is a great start / mid-way stop for every round. I have nothing bad to say!

Little progress on getting tee boxes functional over the past several months... can't even record my score towards my handicap because of course condition.

Greens are soft and chewed up - most players not doing repairs.

Staff is nice and the course layout is good, but the course has been really beat up the entire season.

It took 3 hours to play 9 holes here. If you go, plan to wait behind 2 groups on every tee box. They are also redoing the tee boxes and you’ll be teeing up on an uneven surface with more dirt showing than grass. The temp tee boxes also turn most par 4s into par 3s, they shorten the course a ridiculous distance. Also your tee time does not matter to the starter, as they let later times just play whenever they want