Reston National Golf Course

Nice course layout. Fairways in somewhat rough condition. Nice greens but very slow. Slow greens can be of comparable quality to fast greens. Many ball marks needed fixing. I would play again.

Most of the local courses have had quite the challenge this season. Restion National is in much better

Condition than most. Greens were full but perhaps a little slow. Tee boxes were being worked. Many were sanded. But overall good. Bunkers were either in good shape or awful. Seems they’ve let a few go. Perhaps the plan is to convert some sand bunkers to grass. Almost five hour round which is common here. Tariff was quite Reasonable on GOLFNOW with prepayment. Nice day. No beverage cart but drinking water on course was cold could be a couple

More Water stations out there. Sandwich at turn was fresh and tasty. Overall good value. Nice day but monitoring pace of play would

Make it So much better.

Consistently very slow pace of play year after year. Tee times to close together and no Marshall. Course is always is good condition, solid layout, great location and friendly staff.

Nice layout with a good practice area. Staff was very nice. Pace of play was brutal.

Fairways needed cutting as well as some repair. Lots of burnt out areas. Rough was slightly deeper than normal and needed some major weed killer application.

For the price they charge, this course is far from worth the money. Not sure the last time I played a course that had VERY recently been aerated and didn't offer some sort of comp or warning. Full price for an aerated course with burned out fairways and lack of recent cutting/rolling was incredibly disappointing. Almost felt as if they aerated and said "well, the greens are going to be bad regardless, why cut them this week?"

Played an aerated course of much better reputation in the area two days prior and not only did they give a 50% discount, but they had been cutting and rolling greens daily to keep them playable.

Reston is a special place for golf with a special layout

in very good condition. Thrilled to hear they plan not

to develop.....understand they plan to improve a great

place. I belong & play at private clubs but still live to

come back to this gem!!

The course was in nice shape, no issues in the fairways or on the greens. Our 3 player group had a nice pace and did not have to wait at any point. We played in 3 hours and 15 minutes and did not feel rushed at any point. I will play here again.

Wonderful and helpful staff, nice course but a little slow on pace. But overall great experience.

Course was in great shape. Good pace of play as well

I like Reston National, it's a fun course with good thought-provoking holes. It's a good design when you think of how little land they had to work with. That being said, the condition when I was out last was not what I had expected from it. I know they're under new ownership but honestly it's just not good conditioning for what they had done in the past. The bunkers could use some work as well. Also they really jam a lot of people on the course, so pace of play can be rough at times, but not terrible. Hopefully the new ownership gets the condition back to what it was, because this is a good course otherwise.

I will never play Reston National ever again. This is a shame because I like the course. They have what they call, squeeze times. They squeeze members in between tee times. This causes 6 hour rounds. Pure misery. I hate to leave negative feedback, but they need to fix that.

Nice layout. Demands accurate and lengthy drives to set up your birdie and par opportunities. Greens held well your approach shots. Fairways were patchy in spots, but most fairway shots found good lies. Players don’t fix/seed their divots nor are ball marks fixed with much regularity. Staff was friendly and cooperative.

Typical middle tier public course. Pretty nice course but could use some maintenance thought, especially the sand traps. They were basically just dirt. The pace of play was incredibly slow and we ended up spending about 25% of the time waiting in the tee box. However, that’s not necessarily the courses fault, was most likely just some poor golfers ahead of us.