Fairfax County
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Courses
- Westwood Country Club
- Pleasant Valley Golfers' Club
- Reston National Golf Course
- Pohick Bay Golf Course
- Herndon Centennial Golf Course
- International Country Club
- Burke Lake Golf
- Fort Belvoir Golf Club
- Belle Haven Country Club
- Chantilly National Golf and Country Club
- Country Club Of Fairfax
- No. 1 Golf Lounge
- Pinecrest Golf Course
- Oakmont Driving Range
- Virginia Golf Center
- Twin Lakes Golf Course
- Westfields Golf Club
- Greendale Golf Course
- Laurel Hill Golf Club
- Mount Vernon Country Club
- Penderbrook Golf Course
- Four Seasons Golf Center
- Hidden Creek Country Club
- Springfield Country Club
- River Bend Club
- Oakmont Golf Course
- Jefferson District Golf Course
Frequently Asked Questions
When's the best time to plan a golf trip to Fairfax County?
We recommend aiming for spring (April-May) or fall (September-October) for ideal conditions. You'll enjoy comfortable temperatures and lush fairways, though be prepared for some crowds, especially on weekends. Summer can be hot and humid, while winter often brings cold temperatures and dormant turf.
What kind of golf experience should I expect in Fairfax County?
You'll find a solid collection of well-maintained, parkland-style courses, many with mature trees and rolling terrain. Expect a consistent, enjoyable round with good service, rather than dramatic, links-style layouts. It's a great region for reliable, everyday golf.
How does the cost of golf in Fairfax County compare to other regions?
Golf in Fairfax County generally falls into the mid-to-upper range for public play, reflecting the quality and location. You can find good value, especially with twilight rates or weekday specials, but don't expect bargain-basement prices. We think the consistent course conditions justify the investment.
Are there any specific types of courses that stand out in Fairfax County?
While you won't find a "destination resort" course, Fairfax County excels in offering consistently strong, accessible public golf. Many courses are county-run or privately managed public facilities, known for their excellent conditioning and thoughtful layouts. You'll discover challenging holes and scenic views without needing a private club membership.
What should I know about visiting Fairfax County beyond the golf course?
Fairfax County offers excellent infrastructure and easy access to Washington D.C.'s attractions, making it perfect for a golf-and-sightseeing trip. Expect some traffic, especially during rush hour, but you'll find a fantastic array of dining options and comfortable accommodations. It's a convenient and well-rounded destination.