Reston National Golf Course

Can’t complain about having a course like this in your backyard. Some of the roughs are patchy & some of the tee boxes have seen better days. But it’s much better than some of the other local courses with regards to course conditions. The starting layout is excellent with a par 4, 5, 3, 4, 5, & 3. Will always, always recommend this course to all friends & family!

pace of play was slow, teed off on a Friday at 2:20, finished 7:45, greens were average speed but over all in good shape, the greens need to be rolled. Some sand traps were GUR.

a great day all around. we had a very enjoyable round.pace of play great. we played at 3 pm. we will be back.

Consistent 5+ hour rounds. Already backed up 1/2 hour before 9am in the morning. They talk about pace of play, but no enforcement. Group in front all hit their tee shots dead right into tall weeds and they spent 10-15 minutes looking for them while the starter just sat and watched the whole time. Took 1:10 minutes to play 3 holes.

Asked starter how long a round is taking and he said it’s pushing 5 hours and expected to increase.

Save your money and more importantly, your time and play elsewhere. This course has always had a reputation for slow play and it’s getting worse.

Always a Pleasure to play in my hometown beautiful Golf Course

The course was in excellent condition. Greens roll very well. Challenging course and plenty long.

Scott was extremely helpful and allowed us to get in all 18 holes at twilight. Greatly appreciated. Course was in great shape.

Resting National is a solid, if pricey, offering in Northern VA, where there are not a ton of great alternatives. Par 3s are long, almost 200 yds from Black tees (one up from tips). Fairways are not overly wide and rough is deep enough to force course management. biggest issue was in green side bunkers, Not nearly enough sand in many, with poor drainage. Cost was about $25 more than the Montgomery County, MD munis, making Reston not the best value. It was a fun track to play and we had great weather.

Love the course. Great staff and fun course. Not to expensive at all

if I wanted to drive from a cow patch I could have went to a farm.

Pace of play was non existent

My first time experience at Reston National left me with the feeling I was playing a private course..I have played through out the winter and this course is so much further along in terms of preperations than anything I have played in the last two weeks... fairways are lush. First and second cuts are impeccable... greens are almost there.

It doesn’t help that the greens had just been aerated (I feel like they should tell you this on the booking sites), but even off the greens was just terrible. The tee boxes were virtually all dirt with some sprouts coming through, cart path is beat up, fairways and greens are consistently beat up and patchy. Unfortunately it’s a convenient course if you live in Reston which is why I went this day, but I honestly don’t think I will go back. I would have gone elsewhere for the money if I’d know the condition the course was in. It used to be so much better cared for years ago. Hope they turn it around..

We had a 3:24 tee time. When my group showed up there was 6 groups on the first tee box.. We tee off 50 minutes after are tee time. We were only able to play 9 holes due to darkness. I do not think I would play here again if the over book.