Reston National Golf Course

My friend and I were looking for a convenient place to play on a Friday afternoon, and we selected Reston National. Staff was SUPER friendly. Value was really good - modestly priced, and it included a cart. Course is well-maintained. Some people ahead of us were a little slow, but we still had a total blast. I'd also like to note I accidentally dropped a club on the course, and it was returned and the staff called me to let me know it had been found. We had a cold drink after the round, and the guy working the food area was really friendly and provided great service. We will definitely play there again.

Great golf course,became my favorite. Straight forward, no gimmicks, frendly staff,reasonable rates.

Played here on a sunday as a foursome. Pace of play was around 4 hours which is good for a sunday. Course was in amazing condition. Not a single complaint about this course. The carts had gps which is a nice feature also.

Loved the place... Pace of place a bit slow but for the most not an issue. Course is well maintained and the staff is friendly. Would play this course again without hesitation.

Overall course conditions were fine. Pace of play for a weekend round was surprisingly good. Played 18 holes in about 4 1/2 hours. Tee boxes were also moved up.
Only complaint was the condition of the rough. They need to trim it down.

Nice course but usually expensive. Well maintained. Friendly staff

I played yesterday and it matched the longest round I ever played coming in at just over 5.5 hrs, and we were delayed 20 minutes from the tee off time, so if I count that it was almost 6 hours. It is truly unfortunate because the course was in great shape and so were the greens minus a few idiots who don't fix their ball marks. For some reason these Billy Casper courses send us off every 6 minutes in the high season. That's a nightmare waiting to happen, and it did for us yesterday. But the staff is great, and the course was in good shape. I would highly recommend playing during the week if you want a normal pace. If your cool with a 6 hour round, then you won't mind the weekend. I would not recommend paying more then $50 in the middle of the day during the weekend, it's just to expensive to play here and get that kind of pace and until these courses change their tee times from 6 minutes to 8, the problem will continue.

I was visiting Va for 2 days with my wife while she was on business. I played Reston Tue and again Wed because i liked it so much. This is the 2nd nicest public course I've ever played behind only The Golf Course at Glen Mills in PA. Staff was awesome, they found a club i left the day before and returned it. Range is very nice, and overall one of the best experiences I've had playing golf.

I started as a single, paired up with two golfers at the 3rd hole and then played the front nine with them before going back to being a single. The pace was quite good, the course in nice condition and a good time for all.

Our foursome lives in DC so we are routinely driving 45-70 minutes to play respectable public access courses. The major selling point for our group was the easy commute from DC. It took us a little over half an hour door to door.

We are teen handicaps and all found this course to be a fun experience. Not too challenging but certainly not a pushover. Conditions were great and pace was acceptable (4.5 hours) considering what appeared to be a packed course.

My only reservation with the facility was the range. It was packed and I had to wait a few minutes to find an open spot. We were also hitting off of matts.

All in all a great experience. Reston National is going to be a regular in our course rotation.

The course needs marshals to make sure play isn't too slow. More than 5.5 hrs for 18 holes on Sunday afternoon is pushing it. All of the greens were very bumpy which made putting unnecessarily difficult. Other than that it's a very nice and we'll maintained course.

Really enjoyed the course, it's in great shape especially considering the winter we have had. Drink cart didn't show up until we were on the 14th, seems like lost opportunity there.

Will def play it again.

I booked to play on a Sunday as a single but was paired up to make a foresome which was nice. A great practice facility. The course was in great shape and very challenging. Some of the pin placements where a little difficult. Overall a great experience. A lot of waiting on the front nine, 3 hours. Will play again during the week!

Fairway condition is very nice but geen have a few aeration spot.

I had a great time at this course. The course is great for beginners as well as more advance players. Course offrers pretty wide holes but still challenging. Go play it

The fact this course charged a full price greens fees when they were tearing up one of the holes during our round where we had to avoid tractors digging ditches and knocking down trees is ridiculous. This is something that should have been told to us before we even booked the tee time or at the very least when we arrived at the course.

Extremely disappointed.

The course is well laid out and challenging. The greens are superbly kept. I enjoyed playing it even though it was not my most skilled day on the links.

Love the course. Plush fairways and greens. Par 3s are great.

I have played Reston National five or six times over the last three years. It has been in better shape each time; it is almost like playing a country club course right now.

I played here for the first time, teeing off early in the morning. The pace was reasonable (4.5 hours). I played with a couple of the members who were very nice. We got held up a bit by the foursome in front of us, but it wasn't terrible. The carts weren't the greatest, but they had GPS which was very helpful given it was my first time playing there. The staff was very friendly, especially with the members I was playing with. The course itself had enough variety to be interesting but not too terribly challenging.