South Riding Golf Club

Well, it was a good run SRGC...too bad you're back to having your tees overrun by crab grass and your fairways not draining...the course was in great shape late last year and very early this year, but i guess they forgot what they did to recover it and it's back to looking like a cow pasture. I WILL admit that the greens were decent, rolled pretty well, but the clientele apparently do not understand the phrase "fix your ball marks" (also divots would be nice)...

DEFINITELY nowhere near worth $130 on weekends, barely worth $80 on a hot deal, sorry to say. I'll save $30 and play Brambleton, which is close and in decent condition.

What a shame...it's a great layout...

Could not have asked for a better outing. Staff was great, course was even better. Loved the layout, challenging but not too difficult. Food and drink was average, host was nice but scattered.

Nice fun layout. Fair course. Greens good shape little spongy but it is summer. Surprisingly rough was touch but in good shape. Fairways have a lot of chunks as people not fixing or filling divots. Greens are smoother and better than other local courses where people not repairing divots. I always fix a few in each green.

They had no cart person on a Sunday late morning so unacceptable. They have no drinking water on any homes and it was hot. Club pro failed to tell us free water bottles outside club house. We stacked up after nine holes with many bottles.

I will go again when can get a hot deal

The course is good. It’s everything else about this club that needs renovating. The club is old and needs a serious renovation. Putting green is good but the driving range is a mess. The cart path is horrendous. There are no water stations anywhere on the course. Beverage cart came by once in 4.5 hours but had very limited items. No water, no non alcoholic drinks and no food or snacks on cart.

The pace of play is slow. 10+ minutes between shots.

If you are going to charge $120+ for a round of golf every thing else matters and south riding doesn’t have it. It’s not just the fairways and greens.

My son (14) and I played 18 in a cart at 210p and finished at 5:15p. Insane pace of play we saw no one for 16 holes. Great course very different layouts front v back. Extremely well run in great shape w really surprisingly good greens, still a bit of a hidden gem in NOVA.

Good community course, good conditions, nice greens. Nice range, new carts, thick rough. Little pricey 💰 🏌⛳️

SRGC is a great course with a fun and challenging layout, scenic holes, and friendly staff.

the "BUT" part is...i got a GN deal for $81, on the weekends they will bilk you for $130, which is ridiculously over-priced...

also, while the course is in great shape, putting the hole on a slope when you have the greens rolling super fast is just unnecessarily punitive

i will still play here, but i will certainly keep an eye on the cost...they have basically doubled the price since COVID...

$90 for a weekday tee time at this course is a bit much. For that kind of money you would expect the rough to be mowed better, cart pathways to be paved properly, and a beverage cart. I understand we have had a lot of rain lately but the amount of pot holes along the cart paths is ridiculous. Also, for $90 you would expect to have a beverage cart at some point but there was not one.

First, the cart path needs repair; also, there is usually a lot of water on it.

I have played South Riding dozens of times since I was a duffer as a new golfer 25 years ago. I enjoyed it then when I could barely break 100 and still do now when I can score, like yesterday, in the 70s. The layout is varied and challenging, although unlike many northern Virginia golf courses, there are only a very few forced carries over waste areas or water. Conditions are generally very good, especially the greens, and the practice facilities are absolutely superb. South Riding compares favorably to courses like Westfields, Bull Run, Stonewall and Blue Mash, but is hardly ever crowded, far far easier to reserve teetimes in advance and considerably less expensive.

In short, highly recommended. If you can get there in the next few weeks, that is, early to mid-May 2025, you will most definitely have a very enjoyable day, because the course is in stellar shape.