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The employees at the course are some of the nicest people I've encountered on a golf course. The course is very well priced. The fairways on the North course are narrow and tree-lined, and the greens are smaller with a decent amount of slope. The course conditions were good. Bowling Green North is a good value.

Stonewall is one of the better public courses you can play in the Northern Virginia area. It is always in great shape and the layout is fantastic. It is a fun and memorable course, and I definitely recommend it to everyone. My only complaint with this course is that because it can be tougher, the pace of play can be slower at times.

Old Hickory is a tough but fair course. It has a great layout with a good mix of 'scoreable' holes and tough holes. It's priced better than a lot of the courses in the area and is always fun to play.

Bull Run is a fun course. You can often get a good rate and it's usually in good shape. If you're hitting your driver well, it's a course you can get after and score well. It is always an enjoyable round here.

This course plays different than most dc metro courses. The links style makes it feel like a destination course vs a course only an hour away. The bunkers do need additional sand but it is still winter golf. The course is tough but fair; a great value.

This course is more and more fun every time I play it. The course is fair with a fun mix of challenging holes and scoring holes.

Excellent course with great conditions and they maintain the course condition better than most other courses during the off-season too. The course gets expensive during the golf season so if you can find a deal to play here, I highly recommend it. The head pro Mr. Lutz is awesome too.

Virginia oaks is one of the best valued courses in the DC metro area. The course has a great layout with a good mix of reachable par 5s, long par 4s, and a par 3 surrounded by water. The course should hold your attention.

MD National is one of the better public courses in the DC area. If you're willing to make the drive up north, I highly recommend playing this course. It is tough but fair and it has a very good mix of holes.

This course is very short but it has a nice mix of holes with very reachable par 5s and everyone likes eagle chances. You can make the course play as easy or as hard as you want. You can get away with laying up on most tee shots but you're also definitely rewarded if you're driving the ball well. Bad shots are definitely punished. I can see how it would be a very fun course for some but I can also see how some would be dissuaded from playing the course.

Tough, challenging course. It is definitely one of the better Raspberry Trail courses, and one of the best public courses in Northern VA. The one criticism of the course would be the number of homes on the course and how visible the homes are throughout your round. Apart from that, there is an excellent mix of holes and the various tee boxes really do make a difference in the level of difficulty.

Westfields is one of the better courses in the area. The courses has a nice variety of holes you can be aggressive on and other holes where par really is a great score. The fairways and greens all play firm and fast, and a good shot is truly rewarded. Yes, a bad shot is definitely punished. This course has a drivable par 4 hole on the 14th so that is always a perk too - play it left of the green and it should filter to the hole. The one downside of this course is the price but there are many opportunities on their website or through golfnow to find a great deal.

I try to be fair in my reviews so let me start with the positives - one of a few public courses near the main DC metro area, great uneven lies with different holes, really friendly staff, and an excellent price with free replays (loyalty card makes it worth it if you play there several times). The negatives of the course start with the length of the course but reaches its climax with the pace of play. It is a very short course but that could be a good thing too for shorter hitters and beginners. The biggest downside of the course is the pace. Due to the rate of the course, there area lot of beginners and others who play at a slower pace so there is a lot of waiting between holes. If you want to get a decent paced round, be there before the post-work crowd gets there. There is also no driving range at this course so warm-up on the first tee.

This is a very good course with a better than average price for the DC metro area. The course had a good variety of holes and it was in very good shape. The greatest perk of this course is that there are no homes lining the course so you truly feel isolated, and that is very difficult to find in this area.