First, the disclosures: - 18-20 handicapper…read more- I prefer cheap tracks w/ no dress code. - I usually walk, and I'm a sucker for scenery. I've played here about 50 times, and I can't believe they only charge $10 to walk as many holes as you want on a weekday. It's $28 to play 18 with a cart on weekends. So, why so cheap? - The fairway and rough grass is basically as god made it. Now, all that said, it's 5-stars because: - It's not an easy course. - The greens are pretty well kept. All the sins of a cheapo golf course are forgiven when the greens are in good enough shape. - It's pretty. It's right there along the Catoctins. - Folks are friendly. I brought my son here a lot, and they never charged me more than a few bucks (if at all).

Great, underrated track way out in Virginia. Holes 5 and 18 are fantastic, reachable par 5s. Both…read morehave risk/reward second shots that ask different questions. I also love the hole 1 and 10 combo. Hole 2 is stunning too as it goes straight up the hillside with a stone wall and a severely sloped green. More room right off the tee than you would initially think. But this course is noticeably better from the blue tees than from the tips. Several blind tee shots from the back tees, the biggest being 17. It could easily become a fantastic drivable par 4 with water left and OB right. The other thing I would change is making those yardage features much smaller. They were trimmed recently and dozens of golf balls could be found by looking into them. I've lost a few in them over our rounds here. But I love the vibe here and welcome any opportunity to come back. And go see Robin Beach, their new pro. He's the man!

We just joined here a couple of months ago and it's been amazing so far. The staff is extremely…read morehelpful and super nice. Extremely laid back environment and definitely not the same old stuffy environment that too many clubs have around here. The course is always in great shape, even during the winter months and pretty difficult. There's opportunities to score if you know the course but miss your shot and you can end up in a bad spot and struggling to save par. A full driving range, putting green and chipping green. The only issue is there are no lights on those facilities so trying to get out there and practice during the winter months can be tough and they're closed on Mondays. They've done a great job with upgrading the pro shop and always having new products in there. The restaurant and Tavern is beautiful and I'm sure will be a great place to hang out and have dinner and a beer after a round during the summer months. If you've considered joining I'd definitely recommend it, the pricing is great especially with the amenities and access you get.

This place is just okay. It's lagging behind some of its competitors at the moment. I didn't think…read morethe data I was getting really matched with what I see out on the range, on the golf course, or from other indoor simulators. The system, GTS, is cool where the golf ball auto loads onto the tee. But the quality of the golf balls are really low, the graphics aren't great, and again, I don't trust the data all the time. Bare bones inside which I don't mind.

My son wanted to learn golf and I wanted him to learn in an environment without all of the…read moredistractions you have at the range so he can focus on stance, swing, and feel. After some research, I thought @GolfHouse would be a great first experience for him since they offer junior coaching and it's similar to a video game. When I emailed them with questions, they were the most quick and complete in response than any of the other Ashburn area courses. At this point we're 3 sessions in. Coach Ju Hee is very professional and confident, but has just the right style to keep my 10 year old engaged. In each session she has walked the line effectively between correcting swing issues and helping him understand how the game works, while also keeping it fun and engaging for him, which is probably the most important part at this point. The sessions involved 30 minutes of instruction and 30 minutes of free time in the bay which I'll sometimes use to take a few swings with my son. So far, this seems to be the right mix. Coach also shared the before/after swing photo I posted from session 2. While I'm not sure if other local coaches have this type of tech, I think this is a significant advantage because of the real-time feedback and insight it gives her into exactly what is happening. It's also great for us to see the progress he's making. Overall, I definitely would recommend @GolfHouse and Coach Ju Hee for lessons. At some point I'll probably book a bay with some of my friends who are more serious golfers during a lesson and see what they think about it.

Played 06/23. Cart path only for no reason. No wet spots on course. Played with 88 year old man…read morethat had to traverse the extremely hilly course. Won' be back

Review for neighborhood only. Large development in rural WV with lots of…read morehomes/townhomes/condos/cabins and nearby nature/hiking trails. We saw lots of deer in the neighborhood and stopped a few times to let them cross the road. There's a golf course and club house with a restaurant but we didn't check those out during our visit. Only downside is many of the streets didn't have sidewalks so walking the neighborhood seems a bit iffy since you have to walk in the street. I enjoyed staying here and would stay again if I'm back in the area.

This place is massive. Plenty of parking. We had an event here and while we arrived early, it was a…read morebit silly they would not allow us to set up until about 20 minutes before. Our server was excellent. They brought us anything that we asked for. My main issues were that the lady that started cleaning up the food (we had a ton) i asked her for a to go box. She told me they were not permitted because its a safety issue. The funny thing is another server brought me a few boxes prior. There was so much food that they were going to throw away that we paid for.

Top golf is a great family activity. I can take my kids and for a couple hours they are not on…read moretheir phones. There is a variety of food options. Really there is something for everyone. The downside is a night out for four can run close to $200.00. We can go to the local golf range for less and bring snacks. It isn't the same but for the budget conscious a better choice.

I'd give it 3.5 stars. I got the Trio package for our 3 boys that included a round of mini golf,…read more$15 in arcade game credits and a round of laser tag. The arcade games are pretty expensive and they blew through the $15 in less than 15 mins. The mini golf course was short and compacted on the main floor so the courses were not as fancy or intricate as some larger outdoor mini golf courses. The boys finished all 18 holes in less than 30 mins all by themselves. The laser tag was fun too. The vests were pretty big and heavy and it looked so big our littlest guy but he held his own. It seemed crowded when the summer camp group of kids were there, but when they all left, it wasn't crowded at all. Coming from LA, where anything fun is crowded, it was nice to not have to wait in long lines. We wanted to try the laser maze, but it wasn't working. The workers were all teenagers, and the manager guy looked maybe early 20's but they were all helpful. It was fun to spend a couple hours in the hot afternoon being indoors.

This was a fun spot to check out and play a round of mini golf. I was initially nervous the monster…read moretheme would be a little too much for the kids. But they loved it, especially the gigantic green monster that would occasionally pop up and tower over the course. There are many different packages you can purchase. I ended up going with the combo golf and arcade package. It was a fairly good deal and I knew there was no way I would be getting out of this place without my kids playing a few rounds of Air Hockey and Skee-ball. I also enjoy a good arcade game myself. Some of the games, not all of them, dispense digital tickets. We managed to collect enough to get some fun toys including a spider that would crawl down a wall and an ice cream cone where you can launch the ice cream right off. My son thought this was the best invention ever! Overall, our time here was spectacular. We can't wait to visit again!

I've golfed here for many a years and I love it. But I'm not here to talk about the golf. The food…read more Just experienced my first breakfast bowl this morning and I was left speechless. Eggs, cheese, and potatoes all smothered in the most delicious homemade sausage gravy. I feel bad if I misspell your name Hailey, but she is the best. Lots of love and passion put into her dishes. Highly recommend.

TL;DR: has 2 courses on site; affordable prices and replay rate; Rock Harbor Grill's food is great…read more Course Overall: ~Scenic courses and maintained well ~Most tee boxes were easy to find a flat spot to tee off from ~Pro-shop is great with lots of clothes and merch ~They have plenty of carts - colors different between members and non-members ~No coolers on the carts ~Scorecard has a nice view of exactly where the pin positions are located on the greens ~Driving range not included, but affordable rate ~Have to call to schedule a tee time (not available online) ~They have two separate courses (Rock and Boulder) ~Replay rate (if you play both courses on same day) is $36 ~Each course has 5 different tees ~First starter was meh, 2nd starter was super nice, friendly, and informative ROCK COURSE (4/5): ~Follow the Red arrows (front 9) and the White arrows (back 9) ~Their fairway bunkers had sand mixed with rocks (may damage your clubs) ~Their "black sand" bunkers were a bunch of tiny rocks more so than sand ~Greenside bunkers were fine ~Caddy Shack with food and drinks available after hole 6 ~Bathroom also available after hole 6 and hole 14 ~You go back to the clubhouse at the turn ~Tees are indicated with parallelogram shaped tee markers BOULDER COURSE (4/5): ~Really challenging course with sloped greens/greensides ~Lots of elevation changes on fairway and greens ~Follow the blue and yellow arrows ~Same black sand bunkers as Rock Course ~Does not come back to the clubhouse at the turn ~Caddy shack with food and drinks and bathroom available after hole 11 and loops back after hole 16 ~Bathroom also available after hole 12 ~Tees are indicated with tiny rock/boulder shaped tee markers ROCK HARBOR GRILL (4.5/5): ~It gets busy in there with people stopping in for a quick snack/drink pick up, or people who want eat after their round ~Service is nice, but because it can get so busy and there were only 2 people working, it could take a minute ~FOOD: ~Hawk Wings (5/5): Fried nicely and sauced perfectly. So tasty ~Reuben Sandwich (5/5): Was really good. Meat was tender, Sauerkraut was not too bitter/sour. I'm usually not a fan of reubens, but this has changed me ~Rock BBQ Burger (4/5): Tasty and big portion, but really messy to eat ~Onion Rings (3.5/5): tasted good but ate very greasy. Could only eat like 2 ~Fries (5/5): battered fries. Not too heavy on the coating and not too greasy, seasoned perfectly Overall, this is a great course to visit with great views and food.

Had dinner by the pool and everything was delicious. The service was exceptional. All the staff are…read moreso courteous and kind.

Employees are stellar! Food was fantastic. You can really tell that the employee work hard, and…read moretheir employers care about them. 10/10.

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!

Loved being members the past couple years, but then a new chef arrived & I had to cancel.Chef Kori…read morehas ruined this place.The food is awful now.Way too much salt in every dish.Weird weird weird foods have gone out of this kitchen.There was no dish I ordered 2x as sadly they all were bad.Even the desserts were wonky.Such a bummer since we loved the pool for the lil ones & coming to eat here prior to Chef K was relaxing & nice lil getaway in Winchester.

My first time playing here. A lovely facility with a pool and tennis/ pickleball courts. The course…read morehad everything organized for our group. Nice practice facilities and range. The course is in good shape and the geography adds an element of difficulty but if you play the angles right it could benefit you. The greens are challenging. They have a nice halfway hut for food and beverages. The back 9 is beautiful. A very nice afternoon of golf and we managed to beat the late day storm.