Broad Run Golf & Practice Facility

Broad Run Golf & Practice Facility occupies rolling terrain in Bristow, Virginia, roughly thirty-five miles west of Washington, D.C., in Prince William County. Designed by Rick Jacobson and opened in the early 2000s, the course serves the growing suburban communities along the Interstate 66 corridor. The facility includes both an eighteen-hole regulation course and extensive practice areas, reflecting its dual mission as both a daily-fee golf venue and a practice-focused amenity for area golfers. The routing takes advantage of the property's natural elevation changes and wooded corridors typical of northern Virginia's Piedmont landscape. Holes move through stands of mature hardwoods and across open meadow areas, with several playing along or near Broad Run, the stream that gives the facility its name. Water features appear on multiple holes, and the design incorporates both strategic bunkering and native grass areas that frame fairways and greens. The course layout offers variety in hole lengths and shot requirements while remaining accessible to golfers of varying skill levels. As a public facility, Broad Run attracts a mix of local residents, weekend players from the broader Washington metropolitan area, and corporate outings. The practice facility includes a driving range, short game areas, and putting greens, supporting both casual practice and instructional programs. The course operates within the competitive daily-fee market of northern Virginia, where numerous public and semi-private options serve the region's substantial golfing population.