Reston National Golf Course

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.

First time to play here in VA, fairly good to play.

Went out with a buddy mid week for a round, not too crowded and the staff was very accommodating. Pace of play was a bit slow for only having a twosome in front of us but still not awful. Tee boxes at times were a but rough but the fairways were in good conditions and the greens were phenomenal!

nice course- not price competitive- Sr tees not properly located- too far

Played here many times. Reston is an older public course that gets lots of play. Fairways and greens are in very good condition given the summer and early fall busy season. Greens are a bit slow and some of the rough around greens is too "clumpy". Still, the course has plenty of character with elevation changes, interesting doglegs, and opportunities to score really well or really poorly. The initial drive on this course is always important, given long part 4s. Par 3s and 5s are best chances for scoring.

They schedule a new foursome every 8 minutes so on the weekends, it can easily take over 5 hours to get through 18 holes. The instructor team is top-notch.

We played and thought the course was in good shape....they water a lot so some fairways were very wet!....greens we're in great shape!

Maintenance is pretty good but no where near top end. Nice old course fun to play but tee boxes are pathetic mostly sand no grass slip all over. Smaller old style greens are ok but green sides just off the putting surface are rough.

Reston national is a nice track. Well maintained, good staff and a quick round in the am.

Not overly challenging but enough variety to enjoy.

They've turned sand bunker into grass bunkers, pace of play was marginal, staff very friendly, greens in good shape.

The course was too easy for the amount paid. There are much more challenging course in the price range. The greens were not in the best condition and were a little slow in my opinion...especially for an $80 green fee.

This was my first and last time playing this course even though I shot an 88 from the black tees.

Everything was good overall. The fairways were good. The starter told us before our round that the tee boxes and greens were sanded. The greens were still true and good, the sanding was not very visible. The tee boxes on the par 3s especially, however were full of sand and it was difficult for me to get my address stance stable. Otherwise it was a great layout and good course. Pace of play was great-4 hours! Staff were friendly and helpful.

The traditional knock on this otherwise excellent track is that pace of play is terrible and the price is high. If you are a senior playing during the week, however, neither of these problems now arise. Seniors get a terrific discount, and the staff is making significant -- and successful -- efforts to speed up play. My last three rounds have all been under 4 1/2 hours, and playing in a a twosome with a single-digit, we finished an afternoon round in 3 3/4 hours with ease! I highly recommend this wooded layout which has a good mix of interesting -- and challenging -- holes.

Reston has a professional, friendly staff and a good facility. The driving range and putting/chipping/sand areas are well maintained as is the entire course.

Often pace of play is a concern about the course but today's round progressed smoothly though, as usual, the weekend was crowded. Perhaps the marshall was encouraging speedy play; we had no issues.

The course is long but fairly wide open. Bunkers are much better than most area courses.

Getting out at 7:00am was the key to getting in the round in 3 hours. Paired up with another golfer and we had a pleasant, quick round. Would definitely return to play again. Don't like gas golf carts, but walking the course is fairly easy. A very pleasurable round.