Reston National Golf Course

Started at 9:30am, teed off right on time and finished at 1:00pm. 3 1/2 hours is really nice for a round of golf.

Easy course to walk.

Nice course to play on. Greens and fairways in great shape. Bunkers horrible. I see golfers who are members who pay thousands of dollars per year move their ball out of bunkers because they are so bad. Worst in VA. For this you pay $80 midweek in late afternoon?

Much better value playing Herndon, Twin Lakes Pleasant Valley.

The conditions the course are so much better than several years ago. Greens are in great shape! Course offers good challenges, particularly the long par 4's. Pace was good with a 4-hr round on crowded day mid-week.

Course was in great shape. Greens rolled smooth. The wider gap in tee times really helped with pace of play. Finished in 3 hours even with two people walking in our foursome.

Wow, definitely impressed with this course. Definitely recommend.

This is an excellent public course for DC residents if you don’t mind a drive along 66. Driving range could use a few updates but reminds me of country club style play (I’m originally from PA). Greens roll well, fairways are in good shape. A bit pricey for a weekend tee time if you take a cart, but overall one of the better values I’ve found in the area.

I’ve played here for 20 years and it’s currently in the best shape I’ve seen it in. Greens rolling nice, fairways are great, rough is thick, even tee boxes are pretty good. Staff leaves something to be desired but I can’t fault them too much during the COVID craziness we’re all in. If you haven’t played it this year, or it’s been a while, well worth coming back out.

Because of CD-19, it's hard to get a tee time. I got a 7 am tee time - played the back nine. It was delightfully uncrowded, as the players starting at hole 1 had not yet reached the back nine. The fairways and greens are in very good shape. The one problem with Reston is that they close the range if there is rain somewhere in North America -- obviously kidding but not by much. You need to hit a few before a round and it is frustrating that they close it so often.

Reston National is a beautiful and challenging golf course. The course is well maintained and the staff is excellent. I particularly appreciate the staff’s effort to provide a safe playing environment during the Pandemic.

I walked 9 holes late this afternoon but noticed I had two tee times -- at 5:30 and at 5:50. I hope I wasn't charged twice.

My golfing pal and I live in no-golf locations so we decided to make a break for it to Virginia....had a great day on a fabulous, classically laid out course at Reston....had not swung a club for six weeks and Reston National was perfect. It is a fair course with challenging holes in the mix. The condition was excellent albeit a little wet in spots due to tremendous rains the night before. Staff was wonderful and even took the time to ask how our round was at the end of the day....reasonably priced and a nice quiet location. Couldn’t have been happier and will definitely go back....

Reston is a very good public course. It uses tee box colors than most courses. Their equivalent of the white tees is, at over 6400 yds, very challenging for average golfers or even good golfers who aren't big hitters. They do have one tee box shorter than that (silver/red) at 5890, but really should have two. (They say they do, but have combined silver and red). On the day I played, their pin placements were kind of...silly. Quite a few of them were closer than the recommended 4-5 paces from the edge of the green, and several were on pretty severe slopes where it was very hard to stop the ball. One uphill ten footer I hit got to within six inches of the hole and then rolled back almost to my feet. Detracted from an otherwise enjoyable round.

Great track. Not picturesque but use every club. Fine layout convenient recommend