Every golfer needs to experience the Congressional Tournament at Bethesda’s historic Congressional Country Club, but there are so many more Maryland courses to explore. Ocean City has become a major golfing destination with 15 fantastic courses including the challenging Eagle’s Landing and Links at Lighthouse Sound, one of the state’s top public courses. Bulle Rock, a public course in Havre De Grace that hosted the LPGA Championship from 2005 to 2009 and is another can’t[...]
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One of the finest semi-private golf courses in the Appalachian region. The 18-hole course is on a hillside with breathtaking views of Frostburg.
Westminster National Golf Course is an 18 hole daily fee golf course surrounded by the beautiful farmland and rolling hills Carroll County Maryland.
Features all the hallmarks of Maryland golf. Winter Quarters golf course opened in 1938.
The public golf course is a regional favorite. Dubbed a “must-play” by Washington Golf Monthly, the Washington Times and Mid-Atlantic Golfer, the course is conditioned on par with the best private country clubs.
Located just off I-95, Wetlands Golf Club course wanders through beautiful marshy areas with magnificent ornamental grasses and wildlife.
A premier public golf course in the Mid-Atlantic region. It opened in 1976 and is built on a historic property that was formally the Old Newton White Diary Farm.
Course at the Paint Branch Golf Complex facility in College Park, Maryland features 2,035 yards of golf.
An immaculately manicured 18-hole Maryland golf course.
From the challenging and fair layouts to the lush Bermuda grass fairways and manicured greens, White Plains Golf Course is truly a fine golf experience.