Forest Greens Golf Club

I am very disappointed about the service of staff at this golf course. They treated customers like dirt. Please send them to learn from other clubs.

Nice public course for money. Played a round with my son on 4÷27÷15. Fairways were starting to green up nicely. Greens were in good shape. Tee boxes were in excellent shape and so was driving range. I’m an average golfer and found the course not difficult to play.

Not a bad public course. The price is a bit high but its what to expect in the area.
The greens are usually in very good shape. The last round I played, they just finished aerating so it was a bit rough and sandy.
The course is not very challenging but it does have it’s moments.

Great views. The course is hilly and laid out nicely. The greens were in good condition with a few divots that people had not repaired properly. The start off attendant (older gentleman with glasses and had on a light brown sweater) was really friendly and super helpful giving us some tips on the first couple holes.

When I decided to move to the DC area in 96 I was warned that I would no longer play a round of golf for under a hundred bucks. Well somebody upstairs was looking out for me. Brand new to the area we settled on an apt that happened to be a couple miles from a new course that just opened. So off we went.
It was mid summer and hovering around 98 for weeks so we expected dead fairways, grassless greens, and o ya the hundred bucks green fees. What we got was a 30 dollar round with perfect conditions. And what a beautiful course. Not much elevation change in the Woodbridge area except for this course. Nice rolling terrain, beautiful fairways with those mow lines you see on tv golf, and greens that putt true. No newly planted trees that I expected. All in all it was a course that looked as if it had been open for ten or twenty years.
I wont go into the hole by hole details. But from the tips a tough challenge. Making things worse was the fact that my gf (golfing for a whopping two months) seemed to find the middle of the fairway and made my drives look pitiful. We went back several times and every once in a while I took my produce manager and left chickie at home which meant BEER.
I played here a couple years ago while in the area and the course hasnt slipped a bit. But the green fees were a little more expensive.