South at Andrews AFB Golf Course

Andrew's lost one course for new Air Force 1 hangar, so holes have shifted. But this course is still an easy course to walk if you choose.

Several tee boxes closed and others need a lot of work. The fairways were in bad condition.

I had not played this course in about 7 years because it had become a dog track. Recently I was told that the course had a new superintendent but it was the old superintendent they had when the course was in great shape. The last time I had played it there were weeds growing out of the greens. But I must say the greens are now and excellent condition. I played the South course and about three of the tee boxes need work. The fairways were in good shape and the rough is treacherous. The course has come a long ways from when I last played it. Definitely trending in the right direction.

Needs work on tee boxes and fairways. Need directional markers to holes

A lot of the tee boxes were in poor condition. Fairways had strips that were uncut like the mower blade was missing or extremely dull. Greens were horrible. Bunkers had rocks, clay, and standing water. The course has been neglected.

The South course has improved but still needs work. The bunkers were hard and had rocks in them and some of the greens were in bad shape

Probably the worse condition course I have played. Very disappointing

GolfNow did not include any instructions to access the AFB to get to the golf course to play. As a result, I went to the visitor center and was told I would need a sponsor. I called the course and was told that there is nothing they can do and to call GolfNow for a refund. As you may know, there is NO WAY to contact GolfNow OR to get a refund day of. I could understand if I did not follow instructions, but in this case THERE WERE NO INSTRUCTIONS!

Totally unfair.

I was a member here back in 2016 and the courses were excellent. Played 2 years ago, it was terrible, there were no greens, just burned bare ground. Do not play here ever! As of 6/1/22 the condition has not changed. They are charging for range balls now. It used to a free. Never coming back. Food also suck.

Very disappointing gold course. The staff at gold shop were friendly. However, the course is in atrocious condition. The greens are hairy/long, slow and have fungus everywhere. The sand traps are horrible kept and manicured. The fairways are in poor condition and the tee boxes are a joke. Local public courses including Hains Point/East Potomac park are in much better shape. Fort Belvoir and Quantico are in much better condition for other military course options. It is hard to call this an acceptable golf course. DO NOT spend the money or waste the time.

Forty four years I have been playing the Courses at Andrews . Never have I seen the courses as bad as now. I have always brought guess, not anymore.

Most greens were burned out And tee boxes were in horrible condition. Sand traps were unplayable. Course seems to have fallen from being one of the better public courses in PG County. Hopefully it will rebound..

Course does not drain well. There had been some hard rain but the course had standing water in most of the fairways and hte bunkers had mostly water. Greens were either mud or carpet like grass.

Greens are in terrible shape, a mixture between soggy and barren dirt. The fairways need some attention as well. Crab grass is popping up everywhere. Tee boxes are similarly neglected.

Carts are gas powered and do not start reliably. Hardly worth the $22.00 for 9 holes.

While the course appears to be good value for the money, the combination of poor course conditions, high cost of carts, and pace of play make this a "must miss" course.

The South Course at Andrews used to be its flagship course-NOT ANYMORE. First off, the course was soaked due to recent rains and cart path only-all of that is understandable. However, as a former member (too many outings/perennial slow play issues) I can tell you this course used to be great. I heard the old greenskeeper retired and it is painfully obvious-the new guy is not getting it done whatsoever. The manager of this facility is a professional yes man and the highest paid (NAF-non-appropriated funds) employee in the Air Force so I can't for the life of me understand why this is happening.

They seem to have a fleet of employees around the pro shop doing very little because even the carts were filthy-to the point where they had mold on the interior roof. I can only assume that conditions are going way down because Obama is out of office and Trump has his own courses to play at.