Maryland
Maryland boasts a rich golfing heritage dating back to the mid-18th century, earning recognition as "America in Miniature" due to its remarkable topographical variety. The state's compact 32,000 square kilometres (12,400 square miles) encompass championship venues like Congressional Country Club, which underwent a transformative redesign by Andrew Green in 2020 and now ranks among the Top 100 Courses in America, and Baltimore Country Club's Five Farms Course, featuring A.W. Tillinghast's masterful use of rolling terrain and natural green sites.
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.
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...
Chevy Chase Club
Maryland, United States
Chevy Chase Club
This prestigious Maryland venue combines Donald Ross foundations with Charles Alison's complete 1922 redesign, creating an architectural masterpiece on rolling terrain. Founded in 1892 as Washington DC's elite retreat, the club offers championship golf within the capital region.
Woodmont (North)
Maryland, United States
Woodmont (North)
The North is the longer and tougher of the two 18-hole courses that were laid out at Woodmont Country Club in the 1950s. Both Bob Cupp and Arthur Hills have since renovated the layout.
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.
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.
Country Club of Maryland
Maryland, USA
Country Club of Maryland
The Country Club of Maryland showcases Herbert Strong's golden age architectural mastery on rolling Maryland terrain. This Towson venue, completed in 1925, features signature valley holes and challenging undulated greens. A premier private golf holiday destination offering championship-calibre play minutes from Baltimore's cultural attractions and transport links.
Manor Country Club
Maryland, USA
Manor Country Club
Manor Country Club in Rockville, Maryland, features a championship William Flynn design expertly renovated by Arthur Hills. This private club offers 27 holes of impeccably maintained golf, including the historic Harry Pitt Executive Nine, providing an exceptional golf holiday experience just outside Washington, D.C.
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.
TPC Potomac
Maryland, United States
TPC Potomac
Set in 220 acres of rolling woodland within a residential property, the course at TPC Potomac underwent a recent renovation that cost in excess of 20 million dollars. It’s now a longer, tougher test for everyone.