Herndon Centennial Golf Course

I definitely recommend this course. It has some 3's, some 5's, and the greens were great!

One of the nicest maintained municipal courses I've played. The pace of play was extremely slow for the first 9 holes--but this was due to an office outing with extremely slow players. The men we played with said this was unusual. The second 9 played at a very good pace after these folks departed. The course is friendly in terms of losing golf balls. Fairly wide open. The greens are pretty fast--easy to 3-putt.

I'm not sure how, but I was able to book a party of two with a cart for under $30/pp before tax. The rate was available through golfnow.com, and we actually teed off 20 minutes before our scheduled time of 1345.

We were paired with a walker, local to the course, who was very helpful in describing how to play each hole. The fairways were in great condition, as were the greens, but they were somewhat lacking. The par 5s are definitely eagle-possible and the par 3s are very short.

All-in-all an enjoyable experience. I plan to play this course again in the future.

The course is nice, still not able to make single tee time., would be nice if that was fixed.
Dont play on wednesday is a ladies league day, and well you know how that pace of play is.

It is a nice course, so guys how about enabling golfnow app to book a single tee time?

If you are in reston, and reston national is too expensive , try this, you might have more fun.

This is the first time I had played here in a few years and the course was in great shape. Luckily we had an early tee time and got through in just under 4 hours, but looking back at other holes, there were quite a few back ups by the time we finished our round.

The course is pretty wide open so you're likely to find your ball on wild shots. It was a perfect course to test out anew driver that I wasn't totally comfortable with.

Overall, this course is a little expensive for a municipal course, but the conditions of the entire course (greens, tees, fairways, and rough) more than made up for the few extra dollars. I'll be back to play here for sure.

The course was in good shape. As in most municipal course in the DC area, pace of play is rather slow as expected. I don't know if I'd pay $60 for a Friday afternoon round here but I got a great deal from golfnow.com..

Herndon Centennial is very well maintained, and a very nice place to walk. The terrain is mostly flat with slight rolling mounds and some slope to fairways. The tees have a broad range of distances so it's a fair test of golf. The greens, fairways, and tee boxs are in excellent condition.

The course is in great shape. Good lies in the fairway, and the greens are quick but not fast, and they roll true. It's not that long, but the greens have enough undulations to make a round very interesting.
You can shoot a good score here, even if your play is just average.

Good course, with variety of hole lengths that allow you to play all clubs. Well maintained, except this time we played, the grass needed to be cut in all areas from rough to greens to tee boxes. Great value for the money.

Course in great shape as usual. For a Friday afternoon the pace was great, less than four hours for our foursome. The GolfNow price is great because the rates are going up every year at Herndon. I live in Herndon and very, very seldom play there on a weekend even though the rate is a bit cheaper for a town resident. It is a very nice course and GolfNow is the way to go if you want to play there. It would be nice if there were a few more times to choose from.

I've been playing this course a lot and it is usually in good condition. The problem is the pace of play! Last weekend it was a new all time low. After 16 wholes played and 5 hr 45 min later, I had to leave the course because of other commitments! We asked the pro-shop to send out marshalls on the course, but nothing happen in regards to the pace of play. Stay away from this course if you want to play under 5 hours!

It was good experience playing this course. Makes me come back and play again in season.

Your basic golf course that will be enjoyable for the average beginner to intermediate golfer. Highly skilled golfers may find it boring and without challenge. Laid back atmosphere and cordial staff. The pulled bbq pork sandwich is not to be missed. Very lean and generous serving size. Tasty! Many birdie holes on this course; good course for the ego. Clubhouse could use a bit more pizzazz, but good enough to grab a dog and a brew. Course condition decent for winter golf. No complaints.

While not the most challenging course design, the conditions (for a muni) more than made up for it. Well maintained fairways and tightly cut greens are rare for a course in this price range (golfnow hot deal for $18). Pace of play was pretty speedy (Wed afternoon), a pleasant change.

First, let me say that it rained 6 inched the week before, so it was no surprise that it was cart path only the day that I played. The course was in good shape but the greens needed mowing because they were so slow!

The course is rather tame. Water comes into play on only 1 hole (unless you hit a really bad slice on #3). Elevation change is rather minor. There are trees to contend with, but not too many areas where you could lose your ball.

Overall, it was a great value for $18.

Played it on whim due to a hot deal from golf now. Glad I did, will definately revisit. Cant ask much more out of a muni.

The course is in beautiful shape at this time of year. The fairways and greens were pristine, and the rough difficult. But the landing areas are forgiving and it makes for a very enjoyable day. Staff were great. It is municipal, so pace of play can get slowed down with beginners, but everyone gracious about allowing play-through.

This is a very manageable course for average players. Fairways are open, not heavily bunkered. It should not be necessary to bring a lot of extra balls. Very well maintained and very attractive. Service and amenities excellent. Overall, one of the nicest public courses in Northern Virginia.

Fairways and rough in fair to good condition. Greens in excellent condition. Played from the tips course is only 6,200 yards but is tight in places. On a fair number of holes you can only hit 220-250 yards off the tee due to doglegs and rough patterns. There is fair amount of elevation change on some holes which effects level of lie and club selection. On this day the course was wet and ball didn't roll much.

Course is in pretty good shape, greens were solid probably a 7 out of 10. Not overly priced at around $50 for a weekday morning round. Will play here again. Good for players of my skill level - beginner/intermediate.