Herndon Centennial Golf Course

Great city course. A little on the short side but fun to play and a pleasure to walk. Keep the ball in play, the rough will kill you.

So the course was in great shape and it was challenging for me (not saying a lot there). The group in front of us was playing really slow. Took us 5 hours to do 18. Course marshalls might have made this better. Still worth it if this was a fluke.

First time playing here and it was a good experience. Lots of Par 4s, some Par 3s, and a sprinkling of Par 5s. Overall, I had fun and I think they did a good job maintaining the greens. The only odd part was with the course layout where you have to go back and forth across an overpass bridge to get from one hole to another. Other than that, everything was pleasant. I'll definitely return for another round.

I was very excited to play this course. Paid for a full 18 holes and cart and thought it was a beautiful layout, good condition for the area (even though it had rained prior), and very fun overall golfing. Unfortunately, the entire experience was ruined when I was told on hole 13 I'd have to return the cart I was in. Hole 13 is at least half a mile to the clubhouse, so I had to stop playing, return the cart, walk back to my hole and try to resume playing behind multiple groups of people. I wasn't told anything about this when checking in (or when I paid for a cart) and later saw a sign that carts have to be returned by a certain time. I wouldn't have rented a cart had I known and would have absolutely returned the cart at the turn and just walked the rest if I was told. It wasn't enough to make me not want to go back but it definitely spoiled what should have been a fun afternoon.

Fun day on the course. Solid conditions with pretty consistent (although difficult) greens. Great value!

First time playing scored 31 over, par 71, coming back tomorrow, very challenging fairway

For all the heat we had gotten, the course was in decent condition. A few burnt spots on tee boxes, fairways, and greens.

One of the best maintained muni courses in the area. I've played them all and at the same time period. This course had the best conditions considering how difficult it is to keep the courses in tip top shape w/o charging an arm and a leg. This is a forgiving course, great for mid to high caps but has interest for low caps too.

The course was in mostly good shape. Any low areas were marsh-like due to previous rains.

Pace of play was horrendous. No one was out to enforce the pace of play rules. I started at 12:40 and was only at 15 after 4 hours. Utterly ridiculous. No reason it should take that long.