Herndon Centennial Golf Course

Course was in pretty good shape. The rain has definitely helped with that this summer, and they have dint a good job keeping the fairways and greens trimmed. Bunkers were a bit compact, but that is not a huge deal. Course does not play particularly long, but still poses a good challenge. For a Sunday afternoon, the pace of play was pretty quick. Played as a 4-some in less than 4 hours and did not have to wait anywhere. Rangers were making their way around the course, and were available to help and nice guys! Will be back.

Nice course and in very good shape. Pace of play on the weekends is bad.

Lovely course with fast greens and thick roughs.
2 minor issues:
1- the starter is not nice. He’s pushy and makes you play early rather than allowing you a few minutes to warm up and play at your designated tee time. His attitude leaves a bad taste in your mouth.
2- the tee boxes could use some work. It’s challenging to find a flat spot to hit off of. Most of the time you are teeing off with the ball below or above your feet.

What a hidden gem. Very score-able course, lots of forgiveness and fun holes to play! Fairways were pure and the greens rolled fast, tee boxes could use some work but overall for the price you pay it’s WELL worth it. I will be playing here a lot over the summer!

It took us a little over 3 hrs to play the front 9 - the beverage cart took orders just yards off of the back of a par 3 green - we had to skip 4 holes on the back 9 just to break free of the back up. Bring a book to read on a Saturday.

Herndon is one of the best maintained public golf courses in Northern Virginia. Hands down to the golf staff, kitchen staff. Truly enjoyed playing this course and will always return for play.

The course is always well maintained. The setup is a little wonky with long walks in between holes at some points but great value for the money.

Played on a weekday morning, course in great shape, Good value for $40....