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Maryland

Maryland, the Free State, is considered by some to be a microcosm of America and earns its nickname of “America in Miniature” due to its climatic extremes and its topographical variety.

  1. Baltimore Country Club (East)

    Maryland, United States

    Baltimore Country Club (East)

    Although the club was inaugurated in 1898, the East course at Baltimore Country Club was designed by the great genius of golf course architecture, A.W. Tillinghast and it opened for play in 1926.

  2. Congressional Country Club (Blue)

    Maryland, United States

    Congressional Country Club (Blue)

    Founded in 1924 and officially opened by President Calvin Coolidge, the Congressional Country Club started out with a relatively straightforward 18-hole course designed by Devereux Emmet...

  3. Caves Valley Golf Club

    Maryland, United States

    Caves Valley Golf Club

    Venue for the US Senior Open in 2002, the Tom Fazio-designed course at Caves Valley Golf Club sits amidst the rolling hills of Baltimore County with many of the fairways routed through attractive areas of woodland.

  4. Columbia Country Club

    Maryland, United States

    Columbia Country Club

    An old Walter Travis layout from 1916, the course at Columbia Country Club hosted the US Open five years after it first opened for play. Since then, little has altered on any of the holes.

  5. Four Streams

    Maryland, United States

    Four Streams

    Nick Price teamed up with architect Steve Smyers to produce the golf course at the private members club at Four Streams in 1998. It’s a layout that sits nicely on the pleasantly rolling Maryland landscape.

  6. Chevy Chase Club

    Maryland, United States

    Chevy Chase Club

    Donald Ross established the 18-hole golf course at the Chevy Chase Club in 1910 but Charles Alison completely reworked the layout in 1922 and a number of architectural revisions followed down the years.

  7. Bulle Rock

    Maryland, United States

    Bulle Rock

    The Bulle (pronounced Bully) Rock golf course is named after the first thoroughbred horse brought to the US from England in the 18th century...

  8. Congressional (Gold)

    Maryland, United States

    Congressional (Gold)

    Laid out in 1924, the Gold course at Congressional Country Club was redesigned by Arthur Hills in 2000 though the best holes on the card may still be two of the Devereux Emmet originals, the 1st and the 18th.

  9. Burning Tree Club

    Maryland, United States

    Burning Tree Club

    The course built by Toomey & Flynn Contracting Engineers to a design by C. H. Alison at the private, all-male Burning Tree Club in Bethesda made its debut in 1923.

  10. Links at Perry Cabin

    Maryland, United States

    Links at Perry Cabin

    The Links at Perry Cabin golf course is a Dye family collaboration, involving P.B. Dye and his parents Pete and Alice Dye. Rebuilt in 2017, the layout features a remarkable Biarritz green on the par three 7th hole.