Reston Virginia Golf Courses

Reston Virginia Golf Courses

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Reston National Golf Course -- *Slow Play*
Review by: N.C.	It is a decent/playable-course; but not worth the $85 green fee (weekend rate) to play a round of golf. The slow pace of play was definitely one of the worst I've seen in the area.
From Manassas, Virginia

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Reston National Golf Course -- *Good Solid Course*
Review by: Dr. Pepper	Very well kept and fun to play. For a public course this is the way to go CHEAP AND NICE!
From Fairfax

Reston National Golf Course -- *gol-pher*
Review by: Rick	This course is great, im playing it as a camp in which we get to play 9-18 holes on a daily basis after instruction, i love the grass, and i had great luck with my lies most of the day so i was overall extremely happy with this course, i reccomend it to beginners and experienced players.
From Mclean, VA USA

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Adios Golf Club
"great"
a stellar florida course really well maintained with fantastic, and challenging greens a must play for a floridian
---jake, boca raton
Triple Crown Country Club
"The cream of the Crop"
The triple Crown Country Club golf course is one of the best golf courses I've had the pleasure to enjoy. Play is calm and relaxed. The course is majestic and the foreground beautiful. I recommend this course to any golfer who would like to experience one of Kentucky's finest.
---Eddie Lomax, Union, KY USA
Commonwealth National Golf Club
"Great track"
I love this course. Have probably played it as a guest about 8 times and every time I'm done, I can't wait to get back. Played it 2x last summer ('03), when there was a lot of rain out East, and despite that, still enjoyed it. Fairways are among the best conditioned I've ever seen. Greens are in great shape-- and not too big, so you get a lot of makeable putts, but there are a lot of subtleties to them. As for the layout, get your pars and birdies on the front 9 because the back is brutal. One is a straight out Par 5 and you think "this isn't too bad". Get off the tee straight on two. Four is a very good hole. 6 is a sneaky tough par4 dogleg left, and nine is a 450 yard par 4 (blue tees) that gets you geared up for the back. Not a bad hole on the back nine, plus it takes you out of the holes that wind through office buildings and puts you into wetlands. A lot of carry. Par 10-12 and you are ready for 13, a long par 4 with a 2nd shot carry to a green that is impossible to it and impossible to putt. The member I play with is a 5 handicap and he always says--"take your bogey and smile". 14-17 are no gimmes and 18 is a par 4 that demands a 250 yard tee shot, but this leaves you a 170-200 yard uphill approach from a downhill lie to a green that has more break than any other on the course. Clubhouse is nice, but doesn't seem big enough. I've been there on Summer Friday's and it always seems like they need more space. Food is awesome though.
---Neil, Arlington, VA USA
Fort Cherry Golf Club
"Better than Quicksilver...and cheaper too!!!"
When golf is mentioned around the area of McDonald/Midway/Pittsburgh and it's surrounding areas, most people think of Quicksilver. I urge everyone to play Fort Cherry Golf Club. The staff there treats you like real true people, and are there to serve you. Their gentle courtesey helped me to feel comfortable, even before i stepped forth on the golf course. The course itself is always in beautiful shape. IPrices are right; play is magnificant. I recommend Fort Cherry to all vistors and friends that I know are comming to the area.
---Frank Tate, PGA instructor, Miami, Florida