Reston National Golf Course

Finally, a North Virginia course that cut their rates due to the condition of the course. Others should follow suit, Given the reduction, the course wasn’t too bad. Greens had challenges but many of the fairways were okay.

Don’t play at this course. You will be very disappointed. Kemper sports has ran this golf course into the ground along with the owners. Go play neighboring golf courses.

Paid $60 bucks on a weekend morning. That includes the cart, hotdog and tee time. No Marshall helping out with pace of play. We got stuck behind a slow group. Most greens are ok one was great and one was completely messed up. I heard they lowered the price recently so again worth it for the price.

Played here several times over the last 2 years and they have completely let it go at this point. The greens were 75% dirt and the conditions were horrible like they have given up.

My son and I played for first time in 5 years and were stunned by the state of the course. A third of the greens were a mess, the rough hadn’t been mowed or tended. Lost balls just off the fairway. Cart paths in disrepair. Sad. And they charged us $20 per seat in the cart! What is that? Felt sad and cheap.

This course doesn't do a good job taking care the grasses.this whole golf course act like they are going out of business because they have no passion to take care of grasses.

you can't call this a golf course since its obvious they dont spend a single penny on ujpkeep

bunkers were overgrown with weeds fairways overgrown with weeds

tee boxes grass non existent

ghreens were packed and dried mud

the absolute worst course conditions i have ever palyed in 35 years

For what you pay this course is not worth it. Black spots on the green and you’d think you’re in the rough when you’re in the fairway. Terrible conditions. Not worth.

I’ve played this course many times over the years and it’s always been a decent course with moderate value and a great location. This was the first time I’ve played here since last year. I wish I’d read reviews before booking this round, which I pre-paid for as a “Hot-Deal”on GolfNow. The course is in horrendous condition. Tee boxes are terrible to nonexistent. Greens are some of the worst I’ve seen. Fairways are ok, but not great. The 10th hole was closed “due to conditions” according to our carts’ screens. But it appeared to be in the same condition as every other hole on the course. We were not told that it was closed prior to teeing off. The rumor is that the course was sold and the new owner wants to close it down and develop the land. That would make sense as it appears that there is little to no money being put back into this course to keep it playable. I’m sorry to say that this was most likely my last round at Reston.

I received an email from the course before I played telling me that the course was in poor condition. That did not deter me from playing. However, having golf camp kids on the course skipping around on really irritated me. I don’t know why they thought that bringing a group of kids to play around me to scatter on the fairway was a good idea. I don’t plan to play there again.

May this be the worst course in the DMV? No one should pay more than 25 bucks and thats including a cart! The greens are basically black and you have forests growing out of the bunkers.

Course is in miserable shape: most tees and greens are bare, hard, dry. Fairways are not much better. Overall, the course shows the effects of a hot summer with little evidence of restorative maintenance or attention. Roughs are overgrown with high weeds. I've played this course many times for many years and never saw it in such bad shape. I won't return until I hear that it's back to proper condition. Other area courses are in much better shape.

I have played Reston national since 1978 and you can’t call this a golf course anymore it is now a badly maintained cow pasture

First our golf cart broke down on the side of the first green and when we finished over 5 hours later it was still there

It was 86 degrees and all the water barrels were empty

Now the course was by far in the worst condition of any course I have ever played in 50 years

The tee boxes had sand and a few weeds just like the so called rough

Don’t bother looking for grass there wasn’t any

The fairways had very little grass and the bunkers had grass growing out with very little sand

In fact if you wanted to hit off grass you had to hit in the bunkers

Many bunkers were so neglected that they were completely overgrown with weeds

Now the greens were a joke as on every hole you putted over dried mud

This course which has always been wonderful was now a low grade cow pasture ‘ my apologies to cow pastures which are better maintained

They cut the price half but in reality they should have paid you to play it

It’s obvious to see that the new owner wanted to redo the course for housing and get rid of the course

Of course they denied it so spitefully he had just let it run down to its pathetic pitiful state as punishment to all the golfers who are duped into playing this combination of weeds dried mud and sand

Stay away at all costs because what you end up playing can’t be called golf

It’s obvious they haven’t spent a penny on maintenance

In fact there was not a single pro to talk with after the round

I don’t know how any pro worth his salt would want to be associated with this complete mess

STAY AWAY unless your a glutton for punishment