Good variety of used clubs at great value! There's also a big putting green near the entrance, to…read moretry out the putters. There's an ongoing Hole in one challenge now through May! Service is good, most staff are helpful!

This dude mark is a total prick…read more Guy takes his job way too seriously. Good selection of clubs is a positive and very polite cashiers.

AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS!!…read more Extremely rude and impatient if they even have the slightest inkling that you may not buy something from them. Since their store is so tiny, they were hawking me everywhere i went, asking me what i wanted every 5 minutes. As soon as another customer was checking out they suddenly switched their attitudes to that "fake friendly" demeanor as they turned their attention towards that customer. When that customer left they focused back on me like hawks waiting for their prey. Was planning to buy a new full set of XXIOs, but that experience convinced me to just buy it from the xxio website instead. This is what you get when the employees are also the owners - no corporate policies on customer treatment, no consequences on their predatory behavior. PGA Superstore and Golf Galaxy are not only cheaper, but they are angels compared to these hawks. It's laughable.

The owner is dishonest! I specifically asked if the ink would come off, and he assured me it…read morewouldn't. That was a transparent lie, as both shirts had the ink come off. I will never purchase from this seller again.

I am a 43-year-old golfer with a 12 handicap. I purchased a one-month membership with the goal of…read moremaking some changes to my swing and potentially buying new irons. The facility itself is clean, impressive, and well maintained. Unfortunately, my experience with the golf instruction was disappointing. As part of the membership, I received a swing assessment with Shane. During the assessment, he never asked about my handicap, my golf background, my typical ball flight, my goals, or what I was hoping to improve. I felt like I was being judged entirely on my swing without any context about my game. He showed me pictures of Ben Hogan's and Tiger Woods' swings and suggested that I watch PGA tournaments and pay attention to how players practice. He told me my takeaway was wrong, that I needed to widen my setup, and that I needed to rotate my shoulders. However, I was given very little instruction on how to make those changes. I was given a swing sequence and a shoulder exercise, but no real progression or repeatable drills to help me develop the new movement. At the end of the lesson, I was asked if I wanted to sign up for five lessons for $550. I was already somewhat deflated by the experience, but I wanted to improve my swing, so I decided to continue. When I came back for my second lesson, Shane did not remember me. He again showed me the same Ben Hogan and Tiger Woods swing pictures and once again told me to watch PGA tournaments and watch players practice. It felt like I was receiving essentially the same lesson for a second time. This time, he moved me farther away from the ball and then told me to choke up on the club. I told him that I felt extremely far from the ball and that I could feel my back pulling to compensate for the position. I took three swings, and on the third swing I lost my balance. He then pointed out that I was out of balance. From my perspective, the setup changes had contributed to the problem, and I wasn't given a clear explanation of why the changes were being made. My biggest issue was not that he identified things in my swing that needed work. I expected to be critiqued. My issue was that I was often given 10 things to fix but no clear plan for how to fix them. I wasn't given enough repeatable drills, practice routines, swing feels, or progressions that I could take to the range and work on. I ultimately spent about five weeks watching YouTube videos and working on my takeaway and swing on my own. I realized I was spending more time trying to teach myself how to make the changes than I had spent actually learning how to make them during my lessons. That made me question what I was paying for. I decided to ask for a refund and will be looking for a different instructor. I understand that different golfers respond to different teaching styles, and Shane may be a good instructor for some players. However, his approach was not a good fit for me. I felt like he had one particular way he wanted me to swing, rather than working with me to understand my existing swing and giving me a structured way to make changes. I don't have anything negative to say about the facility itself, and the other instructor I interacted with was a nice guy. I may still use the facility when I am ready to purchase new irons. My criticism is specifically about my experience with the lessons. My advice to other golfers would be to take one lesson with Shane before committing to a package. For me, the experience was ultimately discouraging because I wanted instruction that gave me a clear understanding of what I needed to change, why I needed to change it, and--most importantly--how to practice it.

Under relatively new management. James seems nice, but I haven't had too many interactions with…read morehim. Bays 1 and 3 seem to have GC3 Launch Monitors. In my experience, the first bay has a lot of trouble reading club data even after applying the stickers to the face. As soon as I went down in loft from my wedges, that data was never picked up. In the third bay, however, it read that data around 80% of the time with stickers. The third bay is closer to the window, so I think the natural light helps the camera pick up the clubhead better. The second bay is the one that James has been using for club fitting and lessons. They use Trackman there. The 4th bay is also GC3 as well, but I haven't hit in that spot yet. Golf balls are tour balls, but are a little beat up. I suggest bringing in your own. The screen you hit into is very close to the mat, so expect golf balls to fly back and out into the shop regularly. James put down a pool noodle training aid behind my bay to help, but know it'll happen. The shop also has a short putting green with SAM Putt Lab to help you get fit. There's a small sitting area and some golf equipment as well. Definitely a place I will regularly visit when I can't get outside!

Matt is fantastic. He's genuinely kind, patient, and honest throughout the entire fitting process…read more Matt will work with you to find a combination of clubs, shafts, and grips that work and feel best for you. He truly goes above and beyond to provide excellent service. I couldn't recommend him enough - I've even told some of my friends out of town that it's worth it to come to Matt here in DC for their next fitting. You won't regret going to Matt for your fitting - I'll definitely be coming back whenever I need another fitting or tweaks to my clubs!

Best in the business. I've gotten a full bag fitting a d my wife has done a putter fitting.read more

Brandon McGregor at the PXG Fairfax store was absolutely amazing! He truly knows his craft. What…read morefelt like a two-hour fitting seemed more like 30 minutes because of how informative and enjoyable the experience was. I walked out of the store with complete confidence that my game is going to improve. As a veteran, I appreciate PXG's support for those who have served, but make no mistake--PXG is for everyone. My recommendation is simple: go get fitted. And if you're fortunate enough to live anywhere near Fairfax (I gladly drove two hours), ask for Brandon McGregor. You'll leave with clubs that fit your swing, a better understanding of your game, and confidence that carries onto the course. Outstanding experience from start to finish!

Fitting was great, Brian is super patient, especially with someone who is very new to the game. Not…read morepushy at all and truly helped me select the clubs and Irons which was best for me. Super knowledgeable and always seeking to help get me the best prices possible. Highly recommend for quality pieces and professional staff.

New Golfer Alert! I…read morehave a whole Golf Coach and since I travel so much I hardly have time to really give golf the attention it needs. My honey pot loves this store! So do I! The women's selection of clothes is perfect! I love love love golf attire. I have been buying pieces from each golf course like the guys do and the fabric and material is great. I rather wear golf shirts as lounge wear because of the comfort. My PGA shirt from Florida is so comfy. With that said although PGA is the biggest Golf store it stays crowded and bays are usually full. They definitely have more variety but not sure they have the same trade in deal as the competitors. Overall the value is great and golf stuff is pretty competitive in price. We come often when we are actually here in the DMV on the weekends. Come September I'll have to take my golf set on the road and I'm grateful they had smaller carrying cases so I can just take my range clubs to practice. This is the ultimate rich person sport so fair warning! This is not for the cheapskates!

I've been to the PGA Superstore in Rockville before and never had any issues trying out clubs…read more However, my recent visit was disappointing. I brought a friend who's new to golf to try some irons. We were told to wait, and after about 10 minutes, an employee named Dan took us to a simulator. When my friend said he wanted to "hit balls," Dan immediately got condescending and reprimanded us, even though it was clear my friend was new and simply misspoke. Later, when I asked to try a couple clubs while my friend grabbed others, Dan asked if I planned to buy anything. I said possibly, depending on the data and pricing. He responded with a sarcastic comment implying I was just there to "bang balls," then walked off saying, "have fun banging balls." The entire interaction was unprofessional and left a really bad impression. Unfortunately, I won't be returning after this experience.

Got fitted for irons. I had also scheduled the next day for wedges, but the staff allowed me to do…read moreboth in one session. I had originally researched brands and sets to fit my playstyle and I ended up walking out with a set of Pings I had not originally considered. This was thanks to my fitter, pretty sure his name was Carl (sorry about the short term memory), who found a set that I hit consistently with my current swing. He also helped me greatly with my wedges. I even walked out with a putter with some more advice from my guy. The price of golf clubs is also gonna be "the price", no complaints there. I highly recommend this spot for convenient, easy, and insightful fittings. The customer service was great 10/10!

These are golfing guys! Lots of stuff. I used 'em for…read moreclub regripping. Lots of choices and they added an extra wrap at my request. Quick ... no bargain but well done! Bought a kids' glove for the granddaughter... wrong size and the exchange was easy. Go browse and hit some balls.

I love this place and would not shop anywhere else…read more I had a great experience shopping there and plan to stop in soon to get fitted for a new driver. Ask for Tim, he's great and will treat you right!

Got fitted here yesterday but can't remember the guys name. I think Jonathan? I definitely…read morerecommend getting fitted here. Definitely knowledgeable and helpful with great inventory! Worth the 1 hour drive for sure. Ended up with some custom Maverik irons and can't wait to get them.

I highly recommend this shop for your golf needs - new or used. Kam Smith is an excellent fitter…read more He's patient, thoughtful and honest. He will only sell you something if he believes the improvement to your game is commensurate with the cost. I walked out today without buying anything but with every intention of coming back when I'm truly ready to upgrade my iron set.

I sent them a trade-in set of irons, some hardly used. They lowballed the price right off the bat,…read morethen claimed the condition was bad and lowered their payment even more. I fully expected that my equipment exceeded their grade for "average", they couldn't even be trusted to honor that. The turnaround was slow. The clubs sat at their location for over a week before they even looked at them. DO NOT sell them your used clubs. Be aware this is not an individual store I'm talking about, it's their corporate HQ. It has been a totally bad experience. I also had ordered a Cobra fairway wood from them, and it was supposed to have a Denali Black shaft, it came with a blue. So their staff botched to description of the club, or more likely sent me a different one. So basically both of my interactions with them have been bad. I have to use up my credit with them, and I'll never do business with them again.

Par Citi is an Indoor Golf experience with 7 simulators. This was a very fun experience that we…read moreshared with a group of friends. There is an 18 hole course that you can play. They have both left and right handed clubs for you to choose from. They also have a decent food/drink menu. For food, my husband and I ordered the mini corn dogs, two empanadas (chorizo bacon and bbq pork) and the smoked turkey panini. Definitely a fun experience to have with a group of friends.

@parciti_indoorgolf This was SO cool, the simulator has a…read moreton of official courses you can play on as well as fun ones like CandyLand! It tracks your swings, your impact with the club/ball and offers advice per hole, which I think is so helpful considering golf is new to me (and I'm a lefty). They have my favourite selzters: @waterbirdspirits & @highnoonsunsips and great bar food! @mpanadasusa : Empanadas Nachos: The best bar food in my opinion, my favourite app also. Egg rolls: These were so good! More like lumpia which I also prefer (optimal crispness) Overall a 10/10 establishment and I'll be back here again soon! (Mostly because they have lefty clubs I can use! ) - Insta @ SpicyAivy