Reston National Golf Course

The course is very well worn, tee boxes run down, cart paths very bumpy, lots of places where there have been washouts beside the cart paths. Worst feature was the greens. Looks like they lost them to some sort of weed that makes the surface very irregular and impossible to get a straight putt. Clubhouse was under full renovation too, but that probably does not matter as it would have ben closed du to COVID anyways. I was disappointed from the time I drove into the parking lot until I drove out. Can't imagine that I will be back.

Greens were in awful shape. Not worth the money. Much better-cared for public courses around NOVA.

Greens seem to have two types of grass growing on them, or one is diseased maybe? Either way they were slow, ball bounced a lot, and the levels of the two colors of grasses were uneven. Rest of the course was in pretty good shape, but fun was taken out of it when putting was miserable.

Greens are in terrible shape - 2-3 putting all day. They were patchy a d bumpy. Need attention

Greens have two types of grass on them. If you can hit a straight putt without it bumping all over it's an anomaly. If the bunker had sand it was okay. Most of them have construction dirt with rocks in them so be careful of making contact with your club.

I'm not sure what more score was because of the greens and the bunkers. Course should be in much better condition for what their weekend rates are. Either warn the golfer ahead of or while booking the tee time, or discount it. By the way I am there to play golf not stand in the club house. Why is your money going into the club house and not the course?

The greens were terrible. The first cut around the greens

was terrible. The rest of the course was in good condition.

Getting on the first tee was chaos. Starters had no idea what was going on or who was supposed to be going. Held up everyone because one group was 10 min late. Expect much better for that price. Course was decent. Tees were hacked apart.

Played Reston national this afternoon. 79 bucks a round. I enjoyed the course. Really pretty and layout is challenging but forgiving. However, the greens were in pretty bad shape. Seemed like there is a fungus decease or something going on. Bumpy and not very maintained. Other wise had a good time.

Greens had been aerated and top dressed with sand, so very choppy and slow. Tee boxes were not in good shape, rest of course was.

The clubhouse was closed for renovations. That was not a big deal. There was a junior clinic going on that occupied the entire practice putting green. How about a little sharing. The fairways were in decent shape. However, the greens were not. The greens had been aerated not long ago. There were still lots of holes. Putting required a bit of luck with putts hoping off line and killing the speed. If the greens are going to be so bad then the rate you pay should be reduced. Or at least post a warning. I would not play there again for full price until the greens are back in shape.

Conditions were very poor. Greens are not playable. The grass is patchy at best, and bumpy throughout. Its hard to believe that this course charges what it does considering the quality of the putting surfaces. Also, the bunkers look like the sand needed to be replaced five years ago. They are hard pack dirt and full of rocks. This course has potential. I like the layout. It's long. It's challenging. Conditions are bad.