had to downgrade my review bc they are unreliable in terms of hours of operation. they open when…read morethey feel like it and dont answer the phone if you call to see if they are open. it's too bad. they some need new energy and enthusiasm to run this place line business rather than a hobby or side hustle.

HORRIBLE!! Ive been to many golf ranges in Maryland. This is the only range I will never return to…read more They kicked us off because we used our own balls.

Course is legit. Fairways like butter. Amazing warmup and practice facilities. I would definitely…read moreconsider joining this place if I lived locally. All the members were awesome and welcoming.

What a wonderful golf club! I came here for only a luncheon event. I entered and turned left…read more That's it! So I'll report more details next time. Taste: Delicious and unique. A bread and a sesame and poppy seed stick are good. They should serve butter and olive oil individually tho. It's hard to share the olive oil on a dish. Cold cucumber soup is really sour, which surprise many people. Tastes healthy. Grilled salmon is juicy and flavorful. Couscous is sour, too. Grilled vegetables are delicious. The dessert is pretty and has a great taste. Berries are sweet and the sorbet is scrumptious. Chocolate cup is cute and tasty. Coffee isn't strong. Some choices for tea. Customer service: OK mostly. I had to ask my soup and hot tea a few times tho. They don't pay attentions well. Price: Luncheon is about $40-45... Atmosphere: Formal for luncheon. Parking: Free valet parking.

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!

Nice course, they bee working on holes 5 and 6 for a while so they're temporarily close. Although…read moreit makes the day shorter I can't wait to see what they've done. Fairly open fairways and fast greens. Staff is nice.

Have been playing here for four years now and today was my first time this season. I am apart of a…read morewomen's golf league (Time Fore Nine, S/O Laurie!) and we play every Wednesday during season. Wow, they really manicured the course for 2026! Both groups noticed how well the course was taken care of and all the dead trees and weeds that were removed. This course also has a magical umbrella has the rain always seems to pass right by. The carts are always ready to go and plenty of drinks to grab at the clubhouse. Excited for this season!

We enjoyed this course and the golf carts they had to rent. We were really surprised at the…read morereasonably priced cafe they have inside as well! They do a good job at maintaining the grounds. The only downside is their manager kept pushing for us to tip him as we were checking in at the start of our visit. He mentioned it at least 5 times while we were trying to pay for the round of golf and golf cart rental. I understand they may work for tips although repetitively asking for a tip is very bad taste.

Play at Andrews. Belong to the Ladies League. The course is in good shape, and they are continuing…read moreto improve the course. There are 2 courses available. East is the longer course and South is the more interesting course. Both have very interesting holes to play. It is easy to get a tee time and play is not slowed down. The restaurant has great food. Everyone is friendly and willing to assist with any needs. Playing Andrews is enjoyable and ladies would LOVE the league because it is a great bunch of ladies that play.

Yeah, hate to lower my rating from the prior experience (which was a generous 4 hoping for better…read moreconditions during in season golf) but the course wasn't a whole lot better in July. No leaves all over the course this time, but lots of mud and bare spots. The rough was so long that it was hurting pace of play, and making finding your golf ball (even just a few feet off the fairway) an ordeal. The one good thing i can say about course conditions this time, were that the greens were in awesome shape. A true roll everytime. Playing the East course. The cart we were given was not reset from the day prior, and on hole #1 we were forced to play cart path only. We had to skip hole 2 to return to the clubhouse and get that fixed, except, they didn't fix it. After being paid not much attention, we finally rooted around and found the reset button on the GPS ourselves, which eventually updated and took off the cart path restriction. There are a couple points where there is a cart path junction, and all the paths are in such bad shape, it isn't clear which way you're supposed to go. A sign would be nice. There is not drinking water placed anywhere on the course, except for behind a no longer used snackbar on hole 11(?). Again, a sign that there is an ice machine with water behind that building would have been nice. We didn't notice it until we came around and saw it from hole 16(?). The highlight of the day was Air Force One taking off above our heads on hole 9. Probably on its way to play a much better golf course, though at great expense to the taxpayers. The range is still the highlight here in my opinion. Doesn't look like much, but TopTracer and shaded hitting bays make for a pleasant experience. Chip and putt green is in great shape. Clubhouse and facilities still showing their age. This place could use a little love, IMO.

I was really impressed with Topgolf. I've done these type of topgolf places before but this one was…read morereally nice. We had a corporate event so we reserved a room with food service and bar. It was a ticket system for drinks but they were generous with tickets and I liked my drinks, quick service too. The food is what really impressed me though. We had some BBQ-themed meal. There was DIY nachos with queso/guac etc, mac n cheese, bbq chicken, and bbq brisket. The brisket was genuinely VERY good and there was a lot of it. I also had a cookie which was great. The food really impressed me for these type of places -- they have a good chef, really unexpected.

‍ Father's Day at Topgolf is officially a tradition in our family, and this year's visit to Topgolf…read moreNational Harbor was just as fun as the years before! I visited with my dad and brother to celebrate Father's Day, and we had a great time eating, drinking, and competing for bragging rights. For drinks, we ordered a Blue Moon, the Topgolf Tea, and the Breakaway Breeze (their World Cup special). All were solid choices for a summer afternoon. For food, we shared buffalo wings, a house salad, chicken nachos, chicken fingers, and fries. Everything was delicious, but I have to give a special shoutout to the nachos. They must have updated the recipe because gone are the days of receiving a plate with a handful of oversized chips. This version felt like actual nachos with plenty of toppings and was easily my favorite item of the meal. The service was good as well. Our server was a bit older and moved a little slower when entering orders into the handheld device, but he was friendly, attentive, and got every order right. At the end of the day, that's what matters. Now for the only downside: the pricing. Topgolf has never been cheap, and this visit felt especially expensive. We booked ahead and had to put down a deposit that went toward a total cost of about $150. I'm guessing there was a little Father's Day markup involved. That said, my dad loves Topgolf, so we'll probably keep coming back every year. The experience is always fun, and this time we even scored a bay on the main level right in the center, which made the day feel even more special. If you're looking for a fun group activity with good food, drinks, and a little friendly competition, Topgolf National Harbor still delivers.

My son Noah received as a Christmas gift and loves the instruction from Langston he is getting and…read morehe has improved his game!

The swing evaluation was great. My initial intent was to purchase the largest instruction package…read more I decided to give them a chance and decided let me start small and if works I'll upgrade to the larger package. We planned all the lessons, I put them in my calendar. It went downhill from there. The following week, I get an email confirmation the day before to confirm the 1st lesson, and in the morning of the lesson they emailed me to cancel because the instruction had an emergency. They did not replace the instructor. I was understanding, let's wait a couple of weeks for the next lesson (that would have been today). I got the email confirming the lesson yesterday, and again, today in the morning I get another email canceling the lesson because the instructor had a family emergency. I request a full refund, and the Center Manager calls me and tells me that the refund will take 30 days to be approved, and then a few days to go into my bank.... And that they will charge me for the swing evaluation session.... What a terrible service!

Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center is an impressive waterfront resort overlooking the…read morePotomac River in National Harbor, offering a destination that feels like a city within a city. The moment I stepped inside, the massive 19-story glass atrium immediately stood out, filling the space with natural light and housing indoor gardens, restaurants, shops, and gathering areas beneath one roof. Despite its size, the resort feels inviting, and its location just steps from the National Harbor boardwalk makes it easy to explore the surrounding area. One of my favorite parts of the property was simply spending time in the atrium. The landscaped gardens, open walkways, and seasonal decorations make it enjoyable to wander around, while the nightly fountain shows and rotating holiday displays add even more to the atmosphere throughout the year. The waterfront location is another major highlight, with easy access to the Capital Wheel, nearby restaurants, and water taxis that connect National Harbor with Alexandria and Washington, D.C. The resort also offers plenty of dining options without ever needing to leave the property. Whether grabbing a casual meal or sitting down for dinner, eating beneath the soaring glass ceiling gives every restaurant a unique setting. The Old Hickory Steakhouse is a great choice for a more upscale meal, while the Pose Rooftop Lounge offers beautiful views over the Potomac, especially around sunset. Prices are in line with what you'd expect at a large convention resort, but the convenience and variety make it easy to find something that fits your plans. Beyond the dining and convention spaces, there's no shortage of amenities. The Relâche Spa, indoor pool, fitness center, and seasonal outdoor splash area provide plenty of opportunities to relax between activities. Because the resort hosts major conventions and events, the lobby and check-in areas can become busy during peak periods, and it's worth factoring resort and parking fees into your budget. Even so, the property is well organized and never feels short on things to do. Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center is much more than just a hotel. Between the stunning glass atrium, extensive amenities, and unbeatable location along the National Harbor waterfront, it offers an experience that's enjoyable whether you're visiting for a convention, a weekend getaway, or a family trip. It's a destination I'd happily return to for both the resort itself and everything surrounding it.

I have a good time everytime I go to work conferences here. The hotel is humongous and there are so…read moremany restaurants, activities, outings to be had in National Harbor that you can easily get away with staying here without a car. If you do bring a car, parking is around $19 per day. The rooms are spacious and some of them have wonderful panoramic windows with views of the atrium. There is conveniently a Starbucks and several restaurants within the hotel. My toddler particularly enjoyed the atrium elevators with windows. Lovely hotel, excellent service and grounds.