What is known today as the Hidden Creek Country Club, opened as the North Shore Golf Course in 1964 before any residents had moved to Reston.  It was developed with an underground irrigation system using water from nearby Lake Anne.  The course was designed by architect Edmund B. Ault.

The 1960's Reston Story publication predicted Reston would have two eighteen-hole golf courses and three nine-hole golf courses. In the end, this golf course and just one other, Reston National,  were built in Reston. 

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In June 1970, the golf course became a part of the new private Reston Golf and Country Club. A clubhouse was designed by David R. Gallagher, AIA. In 1983, the country club was purchased by new owners and renamed the Hidden Creek Country Club.