Bull Run Golf Club

First time playing here. Course in great shape. Fun layout, lots of risk reward holes.

Nice day for social distance. Greens had some pace and were getting firmer.

I love this course! 18 is a great challenging finishing hole!

First time golfer to this course.

Met my friend there from Frederick, MD and it was a good half way point for us.

Good winter golf. Not everything was available. Could not wash golf balls on any t on the first nine holes.

Bunkers were ok, no water in them.

Overall it was very enjoyable considering I had not played since last year.

The course was wet from overnight monsoon-level rain but was still very playable. A rare 70 degree day in January brought out a lot of golfers but pace of play was still good (4.5 hours). You were never going to find a fully dry spot in the fairway but you could still hit normal shots. The greens were in good condition for this time of year. As usual, I was fixing multiple ball marks on every green but that's on the players, not the course. We played the bunkers as GUR so not sure how it was to hit out of them. Bull Run remains one of my favorites in the area.

I was fortunate to have a mid 50s-60s day in January to play this course. Naturally, the ground was mushy from the winter and the grass wasn't in peak conditions. However, the grounds were still well-kept all things considered. The staff is friendly and the amenities are very nice. The layout is challenging but not impossible--a good mix of scoring holes and challenging ones. I have played a few times before and will certainly be back in the future.

I had a tee time reserved, I was supposedly being paired with a threesome since I was a single. That tiresome brought 4 players and they bumped my tee time , I waited from 11 to 12:30, I got tired of waiting, I though that this course is organized and had standard of golf etiquette, they do not.

Organization and coordination in this course is awful and just wrong.

Maybe you’ll play, maybe they’ll bump your tee time.

Always a pleasure to play a course of this calibre. In my opinion Raspberry Trail courses are the finest in the area.

I typically play this course 3-4 times a year.. I played a cold and windy December morning. The condition was surprisingly good compared to other similarly priced course in the area. There were some wet places. But most of tee boxes, fairways, bunkers were good shape. I will probably play this course a few more times this winter.

I love Bull Run but don't get out there often enough. Course can be tough in places, but it's very difficult when you can't even warm up before your round. The first time you actually hit a ball is on the first tee (forced carry over water) and you better be on or you will be off to a bad day.

Rest of the course is as expected for end of season, but it would have been nice to know that we were going to have a cold start.

A great course and ;layout. I loved playing junior events here and to play it again brought back some good memories

Bull Run isn't the longest course in the area but it makes up for it with undulating fairways, blind shots, & moderate dog legs. The tee boxes are all Bermuda so the ball stays up high so you'll need to adjust your tees. It's a great course with minimal house interaction so a lot of times you feel like you're out in the middle of nowhere. Highly recommend to play at least once if you live in the area!