One of my favorite courses, the grill chicken is one of my preferred meals here to try. 18 holes…read moreall par 3, good staff they have been able to give me a tee time without booking. So that's always appreciated. Greens are fast with narrow fairways to improve your game.

Writing regarding my lessons with Ross Gelfo. Great instructor, immediately pointed out a few…read moreswing flaws and how to fix them. All aspects of my game have improved because of Ross, he is a skilled professional who I recommend to any golfer at any level.

Lush, undulating practice green with about 10 holes. Free. Same for chipping area. Free. Your tax…read moredollars at work. Yes, it's a little pricey compared to some other public courses but I get the twilight deal for $40 -- golf as long as you can with a cart 3 hours before sundown. I usually get 12-15 holes in and they left you play till it's truly dark, not 30 minutes before sunset like Pohick Bay and other courses. This is the gem of Fairfax County public courses. And I have always been treated courteously.

Decent pace of play. Course was in solid condition. Like that the greens are fast and true. It's a…read morelittle on the expensive side during the season, but before summer rates kick in it is on par with other courses in the area.

We have had so many wonderful experiences at Springfield Golf and Country Club that during COVID we…read moredecided to join as Social Members--and we have loved every moment since. Over the years, we've hosted several family events here, from birthday parties and anniversary dinners to sweet sixteen celebrations and retirement parties. Every single event has been absolutely spectacular. Beyond special occasions, we truly enjoy our family dinners when all the kids are home, as well as business breakfasts on Saturday mornings. The club's full calendar of social events makes it such a vibrant and welcoming place, and we couldn't imagine a more family-friendly environment to be part of. As Social Members, we get to enjoy the pool, tennis courts, gym, exercise classes, and so much more. The variety and quality of amenities are outstanding. A big thank you to the SGCC leadership and staff for everything you do to make this place exceptional. We're grateful to be members and look forward to many more great years ahead!

SGCC is an amazing and family friendly country club! Their facilities are world class and they…read morehave extremely attentive and hospitable staff.

Hidden Gem!!! In from Phoenix Arizona and needed to find a…read moreplace to play!! Great Staff and even better track!! Thanks again I'll be back!! Go Low.....

Weather was perfect Reservations could not be found; Did my…read morewife error in using the app. We didn't receive an email confirmation which I usually get. We were given a tee time for the three of us timely at the front desk. We played back nine first. Conditions excellent. Both carts asked for sn received handicap flags.

Lake Ridge Golf Course is one of the best hidden gems for anyone who wants to sharpen their iron…read moregame. It's a nine-hole par-3 course, so you're not coming here to bomb drivers all day, but that's the beauty of it. Every hole forces you to dial in your short and mid-irons, and for anyone from beginner to intermediate level, that's exactly the practice you need. They do have a small range where you can pull out the driver if you want to warm up, so you're not missing out completely. I know some reviews out there throw shade at the course, but honestly, for the price and the skill level it's aimed at, it's perfect. It's affordable, peaceful, and the layout is exactly what you want when you're trying to build consistency instead of pretending you're on the PGA Tour. I'm already looking forward to the season kicking off again so I can grab a membership. Huge shoutout to Sophia, too. She helped me and my foursome out and was genuinely one of the coolest people working at any course I've been to. Super friendly, patient, and made the whole visit smoother. I hope the course gives her the credit she deserves. Can't wait to play here again.

2 stars for one of the worst-kept golf courses in the DMV area…read more I am really writing this review in response to all of the positive reviews I've seen on Yelp and on golf websites like Golfpass. I try to base decisions on reviews and hope that others do the same based on mine, so I want to give a full picture view of this course. My wife and I were planning to play Burke Lake recently and decided to check out Lake Ridge to warm up, especially considering the 9 hole round would cost about $20. Located on Cotton Mill Drive in Woodbridge, my wife and I arrived to the course to see your pretty standard parking lot and public course club house. I went to check in and, when I mentioned my tee time since we were a little early, the man behind the register didn't really want to talk. He just told me to go out and start playing, so we did. What we found, on a 9 hole par 3 course that costs about the same as the Red Course at East Potomac, was a course that had been completely neglected. There were no real bunkers or even greens for a lot of holes. Very little in terms of signage or organization. It really felt like we were playing golf in a field. I get that the whole "you get what you pay for" idea, but the conditions were more in the range of a $5 course as you will in fact lose money from losing balls in these conditions. The most interesting part honestly was the 9th hole (where there is no actual exit from the course, but rather you just walk up a big hill) where I had to go over some hanging branches to a hole that felt like it was sitting on a cliff. I actually made the shot and birdied the hole, which was at least something positive out of the round. Unfortunately, it took over an hour to get to that hole as the gentleman in front of us with his young son had no interest in keeping any type of pace or letting us play through. I wouldn't expect a ranger at a course like this and would say bringing a kid to learn golf makes sense here, but it just made our experience even worse to the point we considered walking off half way through. Overall, Lake Ridge Golf Course is absolutely not worth the drive from anywhere outside of the Woodbridge area. While the price is pretty low (I occasionally see Golfnow deals for even less), the dreadful conditions make this a hard to even consider as a warm up course. You should really only consider going here if you are helping a young person learn the game of golf or you really just want a little more structure in your walk rather than strolling in a park.

Don't even waste your money here. The greens are in term only. All the greens are chewed up and…read moremight have a couple blades of grass on them. The sand traps are rock hard and many of them have exposed concrete/asphalt showing. The golf carts are old and a safety hazard with how much the elevation changes. Our cart would eventually stop despite having the brake pedal pegged to the floor. The 2nd rider in our cart had to get out on a hill so it would be able to clear it. Maintenance on a course is a given but most courses advertise the maintenance and/or give you a discount to play on a course undergoing extensive upkeep....Belvoir...nada. Trash cans were overflowing on the course and many of the water stations didn't even have a cooler in them. And yes that is a picture of a raccoon by the 2nd green. Wasn't too sure if he was still sleeping a Saturday rager off or had moved onto greener pastures but he was out there in full glory.

I have played here off and on for the last 10 years and the current course conditions have improved…read moretremendously. Especially for $~40-50 with cart, this course is perfect for all handicaps. So far, I have been able to walk on in early afternoon to twilight times without having to make a reservation at any time during the week and weekend. I can't speak if this is true for the morning times. The pace of play is a little slow at times given all levels of handicaps teeing off at times without a Starter present. Nonetheless, the current conditions compared to a few years ago have improved and is superb for the price. Enjoy for those that have access to the base and course!

Easily one of my favorite public courses in NoVa! Fun course, friendly staff, great price…read more Facilities: There is a practice putting green, but there isn't a driving range - they do have practice nets with free balls you can use to warm up though. The clubhouse is nice and clean, but nothing special. Beers range in price from $6-$6.50 and they do serve hot food in addition to snacks. Course: The course is beautiful and well-maintained. The tee boxes, fairways and greens were all in great condition, and there are a ton of doglegs and interesting elevations which makes for some fun golf. For the nature lovers, there are a ton of birdhouse throughout the course which attracts a fair amount of different species of birds adding to the atmosphere. Difficultly wise I think it's easy enough for beginners to enjoy, but also enough of a challenge that low handicaps won't get bored. Pace of Play: We had a 4pm tee time for 18 holes on a Saturday and had no issues with pace of play. We walked the course and finished within the 4:20hr stated PoP without slowing up or feeling rushed by the groups in front/behind us. Staff: Amazing staff! Everyone from the pro-shop to the starter was friendly and helpful. We were even given bags of ice for our beers to finish the back-9. Negative: Only negative was that they did run out of hot food by the time we reached the turn (around 6pm). All-in-all, I can't wait to come back and play this course again!

Whatever they are paying Miki at the pro shop, it's not enough. She is the sweetest lady and they…read moreare all so kind. I left my bluetooth speaker after playing a round, and at most golf courses, it wouldve been long gone. Not here!! A called a week after leaving it and they still had it in the lost and found and put it aside for me to pick up at my earliest convenience. Oh yeah, the course is great too. Affordable, not too difficult, and they always have great fairways and greens for a public course