Pohick Bay Golf Course

Layout is challenging and playing from the blue tees made it even more. Course needs investment to improve conditions. However, sand traps were not even raked although there were plenty of staff doing nothing.

Interesting layout. Greens were a bit fuzzy on the front and a little better on the back. Rough was too high.

Course is in surprisingly poor shape.

for those days where I just don't want to spend the extra cash, but want to get out on the course, this is the place. Driving Range and putting green aren't the best, but the course itself usually moves pretty quickly and is in great shape for the money even on the weekends. If you're booking solo, check times the night before for the best deals.

Course was in good shape. Greens were in great shape, but slow. Good layout and challenging..

This was my first time playing this course, and I was very impressed with the conditions of the greens, by far the best of which I have played all year. the sand was fresh and fluffy and fairways were in great shape. The only rough part was the rough itself. It was very high and uncut when I played. It made a long drive that ran through the fairway almost impossible to find. The other major complaint was the pace of play. Foursomes of women walking and men pushing carts in front of single players and doubles in carts. got frustrating. At one point it was backed up 6 holes and they didn't have a marshall to correct it. Overall it was a great course and the layout was challenging. Just about every shot was a blind one, making you hit your spots. I will go back for sure.

This course isn't a real long course but the architect made up for it by making a lot of the tee shots blind. I was luckily playing with someone who had played the course before so I was able to get some information about where to aim my tee shots.

The greens were in good shape however some of the fairways were beat up a bit but I will say that it had rained for about a week straight so there were likely delays in course maintenance.

I give this course 3 stars because it isn't as good as some others in the area but it is a pretty good golf experience if you are in the area for more than just a vacation, as it is not on my list of places I would take my golf buddies if they were to come in town and we could only play 2 or 3 courses though it is a pretty good course.

I love the challenges the course presents for all levels of players. It's most difficult challenges are reading the speed and lines of the greens. I'm a fourth year golfer with a 8 handicap and play this course two or three times a month.

Lovely day. Played with two locals (Tom and John) who gave me tips since it was my first time playing the course. Lots of elevation changes.

Great course but sometime the staff is more concerned cooing the course at dusk

Course was still a bit soggy even though it hadn't rained in several days. My buddies and I tore up alot of grass on a course that could have used an extra day of so to dry out. Other than that everthing was very good

This course is always a blast to play. It is not in the greatest of shape right now but still a lot of fun to play with 3 friends. We played on a Saturday in October and the fall colors looked sweet. You have to score on the first 6 holes because after that things get tougher. Amen corner here is 12-14, although #12 has gotten much easier since they moved the tee box up 100 yards. #13' is still the monster hole here and unfortunately they have lost the grass on the fairway between the pond and the green. My shot rolled back 30 yards on that hill. All in all a great track with no houses in sight and every hole looks different. We did get interrupted by a Boy Scout troop hiking in the woods on #14 but other than that it was a quiet and colorful round in the woods.
I would compare it to Generals Ridge with better cart paths.

Course was in great shape. Greens were perfect. Staff was friendly.

Not busy at all. Were able to tee off before our actual start time. Played 18 in under 4 hours.

Slow play was horrific. After talking to others who have played it they agreed and identified the problem as too many of the regular golfers on that course are notoriously slow. Plus the rough is way too long and thick for a public course which contributes to slow play. For this reason, I gave the course an overall rating of "fair."

Even from the white tees (5,897), there are too many holes that require a lot of carry just to reach the fairway. That is unacceptable for high handicap players and even older good golfers (my current index is 11.7) who do not hit the ball 200 yards anymore. Moving to the gold tees would be an option but they are 4,948 yards. Too much like an executive course.

Don't consider walking the course unless you are strong and in good shape. It is not a course for beginners.

Never tried the food service. N/A is not an option.

Not the best course and not the worst course as long as you're not paying full price for your rounds here. Staff can be a bit full of themselves and rather unpleasant.

Blind tee shots and long rough cause speed of play issues. Balls landing in fairways or near green seemingly disappear into the rough. Gotta play this a few times to learn the proper aim points.
Greens in good shape.

Played on a wed. afternoon, sent of the back nine, course pretty empty. Course has a few doglegs, so a yardage book would come in handy. Greens in average shape and somewhat slow. Not a horrible deal on golf now. Probably a twenty to twenty five dollar course in most of America. One big negative is I dropped my rangefinder in grassy area in parking lot and have yet to have someone turn it in. Guess I should not expect miracles.

The course is average & in decent condition. I got a good deal on golfnow for 18 holes & a cart but only played about 15 holes due to the slow pace of play. After about 4 hrs of slow play from groups in front of us I decided to call it a day. This was pretty shocking considering I tee'd off at noon on a Wednesday. Other people quit early too or just didn't make the turn due to the horrible pace of play. The course needs to do something to speed up play.

Almost every other hole has a blind tee shot and the 18th has both a blind tee shot and a blind approach into the green. It's ok to have one or two per course but this many is not only frustrating but potentially dangerous on a public course. Beautiful scenery but the marshals may have well not even existed - regular logjams.

Course lacked a marshall to improve pace of play (nearly 5 hours for 18). Lots of blind holes that unless you have prior knowledge will result in misplaced shots and higher scores.