Reston National Golf Course

Course is in great shape.... greens were fast and true - even with all the rain.

Shout out to Tom in the pro shop. There were a couple of "not so very nice" patrons venting their frustrations. He handled it with skill, diplomacy, and aplomb. Well done, kind sir.

Played the early bird back 9 special. Very good deal. Course was in great condition. They are very precautious with the pandemic, so that was reassuring. All in all had a great time playing.

Although Reston National has location, that’s all it has for its price. Greens are way too long, bunkers are mud pits and they are way too quick to call cart path only. Too much money for the old course.

The course is in good shape and pace of play is ideal.

The fairways and greens on this course are immaculate! Like carpet! I’ve played about 10 different courses this season so far, and this course is in the best condition of all of them!

No one in front of us, no one behind us playing on a course in perfect shape! Doesn’t get better than that.

Can’t wait to return!

Compared to other courses in the area, both private and municipal owned, the grounds, especially the greens, are very well kept. I like the fact that there aren't too many housing complex around to ruin the surroundings. Definitely one of my favorite course in the area..

Course was great Walked with my son and finished in exactly in 4 hours.

GRT morning even though I lost to my son / thanks

Great round and thanks for taking appropriate precautions, like separate carts for each member of a foursome - surprisingly not guaranteed by many local courses.

This is an exceptional golf course right in the middle of Reston off Sunrise Valley Drive. I’ve been wanting to play this course for over a year now having driven by it so many times. The course is very well maintained which is why it always catches me eye. The staff is extremely friendly and willing to give advice and any help needed. The holes are challenging enough for the average golfer and offers a variety of holes with sandtraps, uphill and downhill shots. Overall solid course that I’d highly recommend.

This was my first time walking the course with a push cart; there is some elevation so you may want to bring an umbrella on a hot summer day and plenty of liquids. The course was in good shape and I was able to check in, play a round with three friends and leave without direct contact with anyone. I did not use the practice range. I did go inside for water at the turn and they had appropriate partitions and distancing markers. All in all, a good experience. Walking with a push cart was about 5.7 miles.

Thanks to my wife who worked the beverage cart at Reston when we met, I was able to play that course 2-3 times a week for 3 years. That was 21yrs ago and we have never been back. So it’s a joy to see and play Reston. Great fairways and some really tuff greens. Don’t play Reston National if you don’t want to completely hooked on golf or become re-hooked. Awesome to play and I’ll be back fixing my game frequently.

Played Reston National for the first time after one of my friends recommended it to me. We arrived late, the course staff were very understanding and got us on right away. The course is in very good condition. What I was most disappointed with was how the course had clearly not been maintained that morning. Understandably, it was a windy day, there were small tree branches on fairways and the greens were covered in debris. For the price, I expected the grounds crew to be working nonstop to keep everything clear. While beautifully kept other than that, this minor failure left me with a bad taste in my mouth.