About The Courses at Andrews
The Courses at Andrews offer a diverse golfing experience that is both enjoyable and unique. The South course is in excellent condition, featuring well-maintained greens, fairways, and primary rough. The East course is described as long and very nice, providing stunning scenery at every hole and the added bonus of seeing jets and helicopters landing. Visitors must go through a security clearance process to access the courses, located on a military base. Although some golfers noted that the greens were slow and certain spots needed care, many found the courses to be in decent shape overall. The East course, while long at 6800 yards from the white tees, was not overly challenging. The staff is friendly and helpful, making every visit a pleasure. Golfers have enjoyed the experience of being on Andrews AFB, with the sounds of fighter jets and helicopters becoming less distracting after a few holes. The driving range features covered hitting bays and Toptracer technology, making it a better practice option than many alternatives. The clubhouse, despite showing its age, is nice and the locker rooms are clean and outstanding. Overall, The Courses at Andrews provide a unique and enjoyable golfing experience at a reasonable price.
The greens are fantastic. Fast, smooth, and well kept.
The fairways, however, need more water in order for the grass grow, which will allow players to play the ball down. Minor inconvenience if you play the ball down.
With two courses, East and South, golfers get a variety of challenges.
Again, the most prominent feature at Andrew’s are the greens. Fast, smooth, and well maintained.
A nice place for lunch with a varied menu and good food. The only drawback for the general public is it requires access to a military base.
Whenever my AirForce1 touches down, this is invariably the first fairway on my mind.