Hidden Creek Country Club

Designed by Edmund B. Ault, ASGCA and opened in 1963

Hidden Creek - Reston, Virginia

Course Details Scorecard Flyover Views Yardage Maps Reviews Nearby Courses

Course Details

Holes:

Par:

Length:

6778 yards

Slope:

137

Rating:

73.5

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 18-hole "Hidden Creek" course at the Hidden Creek Country Club facility in Reston, Virginia features 6778 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 73.5 and it has a slope rating of 137. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $107. Hidden Creek Country Club Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 5 practice tees. Designed by Edmund B. Ault, ASGCA, the Hidden Creek golf course opened in 1963.

Estimated Green Fees

$107

Scorecard for Hidden Creek

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Blue73.30/135	397	188	376	476	573	468	420	172	504	3574	439	479	400	361	364	168	397	196	380	3184	6758
White72.50/134	379	161	365	467	543	458	391	165	494	3423	427	460	377	350	348	158	391	161	363	3035	6458
Gold70.20/128	363	149	359	446	498	403	337	151	494	3200	407	432	359	350	292	152	362	147	359	2860	6060
Gold (L)75.50/134	363	149	359	446	498	403	337	151	494	3200	407	432	359	350	292	152	362	147	359	2860	6060
Red71.90/125	338	119	305	351	435	428	293	141	470	2880	357	394	330	333	278	130	319	124	303	2568	5448
Par	4	3	4	4	5	4	4	3	5	36	4	5	4	4	4	3	4	3	4	35	71

Swipe to See full table

Hidden Creek Flyover

Experience the course like never before with our Flyover feature. Get a bird's-eye view of each hole, helping you strategize your round and navigate the course with precision.

Hidden Creek Yardage Maps

Plan your shots effectively with our Yardage Maps. Click on the yardage maps for detailed measurements on every hole, including distances to hazards and key landmarks, ensuring you make the right decisions on every swing.

FRONT 9
BACK 9

HOLE

Load More Holes

HOLE

What Golfers are Saying

Based on 4 Reviews

Write a review

Add a Photo

Drop Photo Here or Click to Upload

Fred B. Reviewed February 16, 2023

gram H. Reviewed October 15, 2018

BEWARE! NOT A KID FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT!!! STAY AWAY! IRRESPONSIBLE ADULTS SUPERVISING YOUNG CHILDREN!
A 7 year old relative of mine was in a serious golf cart accident at Hidden Creek Country during a golf and tennis camp after care. No adults will give any other information other than the golf cart tipped over. No one will give a name of who was in charge of her and other children in after care that were injured that day. The general manager, Eric Levin is saying he and his staff have been instructed not to give any information related to the accident and he now won't answer simple questions regarding insurance reimbursements. This is totally unacceptable that these adults won't at least explain how this happened. The 7 year old has told most details that adults refuse to discuss. A 15 year old was driving the kids but regardless if this was legal or not was not allowed during after care. This child has lingering physical & mental scars from this & noone at Hidden Creek is concerned. Click on my Yelp profile photo to see several photos of these aweful injuries.
This has caused the child and the family stress & no family should face this treatment and legal costs just to find out what happened to the child. It's unbelievable. STAY AWAY! IT'S A GOOD OLD BOYS ESTABLISHMENT PROTECTING ONE ANOTHER INSTEAD OF THE CHILD. THEY ALSO DIDN'T REQUIRE PROPER PAPERWORK FOR THIS CAMP OR AFTERCARE ACCORDING TO ERIC LEVIN.

Todd E. Reviewed May 26, 2011

I cannot stress enough to anyone how disappointing Hidden Creek Country Club is. I strongly recommend against anyone joining as a golf member. Let’s start with the course. It is overly crowed. If you are joining a private club to get away from the crowds, this is not the place for you. Weekends are ridiculous and the geniuses at the pro shot schedule men’s and women’s tournaments for weekends. And the slow pace of play is legendary. Plan on 5 hours – longer on tournament weeks. The course itself is a hilly old-style, uninteresting parkland course, that is usually in just OK shape—a lot of bare fairways out there. Play it twice and its boring. Moreover, the driving range is on the other side of the course that you have to drive a golf cart to; its also between two fairways and I have almost been hit several times both playing and trying to get to the driving range. The food, or should I say, the menu sucks. Greasy Garbage. The clubhouse: a very old 70s building that has seen much better days. The management: let’s just say that every month we received over charges that continued to happen regardless of our phone calls and emails. Bottom line: Bush League course, facility and management. It benefits from being close to the city, but you are better off going to a nearby muni, like Brambleton, that is twice the course and a fraction of the price without the steep monthly payments

alex S. Reviewed July 16, 2010