Golf in Reston

Reston is a Fairfax County planned community established in 1964 by Robert Simon, one of America's most celebrated new town experiments, founded on principles of racial integration, mixed-income housing, and pedestrian-friendly design that were revolutionary for their time. Reston's evolution into a vibrant Dulles corridor community — the Silver Line Metro has connected it to Washington's transit system — has sustained its community values through the technology economy's transformation of the surrounding county. Hidden Creek Country Club and Reston National Golf Course serve the planned community. Golf has served this Virginia community as a gathering place for the professional, agricultural, and working families who sustain the Commonwealth's civic life across the economic cycles that have alternately challenged and strengthened every corner of the state.