Herndon Centennial Golf Course

Most tee boxes are under construction. The temporary tee off areas are in horrible condition. The tee boxes completed were not cut so if felt like you were teeing off from the rough. Pace of play sucked. At times, there were two groups plus us waiting to tee off on some holes. Ranger just drove around and said nothing. I've enjoyed this course in the past but would not recommend right now until it is back to normal. Not really sure how they can charge full price under this condition.

Bad conditions. They need to apply discounts for sure.

Paid full price and showed up to find that almost every hole was under construction. The pace was also incredibly slow. I’ve played there before and love the course but have dealt with slow play before and felt that there should have been a warning this time that they didn’t have tee boxes for more than half the holes before I paid $80.

First time playing here. I was expecting a normal public course. It had rained a bit the previous few days prior to tee time. But there was ongoing course maintenance that made the experience not worth it. None of the tee boxes were operational. The ground was soaked (to be expected from all the rain earlier in the week). If I knew that there was so much course maintenance going on I would have paid extra and played a public/private course. ... they should give a free round or a serious discount.

Tee box renovations and groups of 5 and even 6 slowed up play but overall solid

We didn't realize 14/18 or so tee boxes were going to be under complete renovation. We hit off temporary tee areas / matts. The staff discounted the round accordingly. Generally solid fairways and greens. Starters and clubhouse staff were incredibly friendly. Despite the renovations, pace of play was a bit slow for a Friday morning. Will look forward to returning when renovations are completed, but for now I will avoid until they have a (nearly) full set of refurbished tee boxes.

No one told me they were replacing all the tee box could not post score

Was not aware till I got to course that a number of holes were under construction. Still played but had impact on course length. I do think it’s unfair to give a rating to the course at this juncture or condition. I do think in 2 months time it’ll be a far better conditioned course, but nevertheless I rated based on the day I played. Always liked this course and looking forward to the new look come the next month or so.

The fairways and greens at Herndon were in good shape and playable. All but four tee boxes are under repair, so temporary teeing areas are forward of the whites on most holes. The temporary teeing areas are worn. The good news is that the repairs look like they will make the course more enjoyable, and longer.

The last time I played at Herndon was a good 38 years ago. It is much different. It is a long walk between some holes. If you want or need the steps, you will get plenty of them.

Only 3 tee boxes are in play. All others are under construction. Course plays shorter than ladies tee. Not worth the price paid. Should get refund for shorter course and non regulation tee boxes

Fun course at a great "hot deal" rate. However over 1/2 the holes had tee boxes under construction. As much as 200 yards on some holes, while several par 4s became long par 3s. Everything else, including the starter, was great.

This course tee box under full construction with bulldozer. More than half course not allowed teeboxes. You have to hit in mats on par 3 halls. Other par 4 and 5 halls must hitting on the rough ground with tee. The distance shorter than lady red tee box. Don't play under teebox construction.

I'm not trying to pan this normally amazing municipal golf course. Charging regular price when 15 of 18 tee boxes completely shut down is unacceptable.

Fairways and Greens are fine. Hitting of mats is not golf. The course will be better in the fall.

Golf staff and food service are excellent.

Temporary tee box mostly every holes. So conditions are not ready to play.

Great course, but tee box construction means many of the holes are shortened through at least the end of May.