Top Mid Atlantic golf courses in Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland &Washington, DC.

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	Golf at Maryland
	Oakland Golf Club
	University of Maryland Golf Course
	Needwood Golf Course
	Whiskey Creek Golf Club
	Little Bennett Golf Course
	Marlborough Country Club
	Links at Lighthouse Sound
	Bulle Rock "South Course"
	Swan Point Yacht & Country Club
	Queenstown Harbor
	Beechtree Golf Club

Oakland Golf Club

Home of the Annual Western Maryland Amateur Championship, Oakland Golf Club in Oakland, Maryland near Deep Creek Lake is a challenging and beautiful championship 18-hole golf course with rolling terrain, splendidly maintained fairways and smooth greens. Nestled in the peaceful mountains of Western Maryland, the golf club features a driving range, putting green, fantastic PGA pro, instructional clinics and lessons and dining. Call 301-334-3883 or visit www.golfatoakland.com. [Top]

University of Maryland Golf Course

An oasis within the Washington D.C. Capital Beltway, the University of Maryland Golf Course is an 18-hole, championship golf course with rolling terrain and trees exquisite tree-lined fairways. Nestled along the border of the U of M campus in College Park, this beautiful par-71 golf course has a challenging layout with lakes, creeks, hills, bunkers and elevated greens that require innovative shots. Running 6,654 yards from the longest tees, the course is ideal for golfers who enjoy long, level fairways. Visit www.golf.umd.edu/. [Top]

Needwood Golf Course

Located in Rockville, MD, just minutes from downtown Washington, DC, Needwood Golf Course is a well conditioned 18-hole, par 70, 6254-yard golf course with a flat open front nine, and a tight, hilly back nine. The Executive Nine is ideal for golfers looking for a retreat from Washington, DC. The facility also offers a driving range, pro shop, a practice putting green, and snack bar. Tee times: (301) 948-1075 or visit http://www.montgomerycountygolf.com [Top]

Whiskey Creek Golf Club

One of the most well maintained daily fee golf courses in the metro DC area, Whiskey Creek was designed with 2-time US Open Champion Ernie Else. Situated in the Maryland Piedmont, at the end of a mile-long drive through forest and field, the stunning 18-hole course sits on a former wheat and barley farm where whiskey was distilled. Bordered by a high ridge of hardwoods and a winding creek, the club offers natural environments such as springs, streams, stone walls, wetlands, rock outcroppings, meadows, pine forests and dramatic views of the Catoctin Mountains. Enjoy challenging but fair play through the natural contours of the course with rolling terrain, wide fairways, lakes, and dramatic elevation changes that create scenic vistas of the countryside and rock outcroppings. The dramatic 425-yard 12th hole is one of the most beautiful and treacherous holes in the DC area, and ruins of an old farmhouse sit in the middle of the 18th fairway. The chalet style clubhouse has a restaurant and a stocked pro shop. Visit www.whiskeycreekgolf.com/whiskey.asp. [Top]

Little Bennett Golf Course

Located in Clarksburg, MD on the north end of Little Bennett Regional Park, this 18-hole Montgomery County course is one of the hilliest and best maintained in the Metro DC area. With sensational views of Sugarloaf Mountain, the 6,706 yard, par 72 public course is visually interesting with sprawling terrain that rolls through hills, dales, trees, ravines and slopes, and rewards with One of the most dramatic holes is the 570-yard 10th requiring a drive over a ravine to a fairway that slopes continuously upward to the green. Little Bennett also offers a grass driving range, three practice greens, and a clubhouse with a snack bar and stocked golf shop. And with green fees as low as $21 on weekdays, this golf getaway is a sure putt in the Washington, DC Area. Tee times: (301) 253-1515 or visit http://www.montgomerycountygolf.com. [Top]

Marlborough Country Club

Honored by the Washington Post in 2002 as one of the Top 20 Public Courses in Washington, Marlborough Golf Club is one the top golf values the MidAtlantic Region. Located in Upper Marlboro, Maryland - 15 miles outside of Washington, DC - this championship 18-hole, par 71, semi-private course runs 6,057 yards from its longest tees. Tis beautiful course is immaculately kept and offers refreshingly smooth fairways and greens - the perfect golf getaway for the avid golfer. The shotmaker''s layout offers a challenging mix of par threes, strategic greenside bunkers, picturesque landscapes, and rolling terrain in the heart of Prince George''s County. The challenging yet fair course is characterized by its signature 9th hole - a medium length par 4 over water - which will test every trick in your bag. Visit www.marlboroughgolfclub.com/. [Top]

Links at Lighthouse Sound

Located in Bishopville, Maryland, the Links at Lighthouse Sound is quoted by Washington Golf Monthly as "The Pebble Beach of the East." Sitting on 1000 acres of pristine marshland, Lighthouse Sound takes advantage of expansive views of the Ocean City skyline and the bay. Lighthouse Sound is voted by Golf Magazine as one of the "Top 10 Best New Public Golf Courses in America" and one of the "Top 5 Best Golf Facilities in Maryland." The back nine holes play along the St. Martin''s River and through the hardwood trees and marshland that are still undisturbed. The Links at Lighthouse Sound is home of the longest cart bridge in the US - nearly 1,500 feet. Visit www.lighthousesound.com. [Top]

Bulle Rock "South Course"

Designed by Pete Dye, Bulle Rock offers 235 acres of pure golf heaven. Boasting a magnificent setting and naturally contoured terrain, the five-star courses are rated the top public courses in Maryland, one of the region's best courses and consistently ranked among the Top 50 golf courses in the nation. The Bulle Rock South Course is home to the 2008 McDonald's LPGA Championship. Visit www.bullerock.com [Top]

Swan Point Yacht & Country Club

Located on the banks of the Potomac River in Issue, Maryland, Swan Point is designed by award winning golf course designer Bob Cupp. As a consultant to the design of Augusta National, Cupp was able to capture the unique character and natural elements of the land that challenge golfers with a different experience in every round. With its unusual water and marshland terrain, tranquil setting, and unique holes, this impressive 18-hole course offers a refreshing golf experience in the Washington, DC Area that will carry you away from the rest of the world. Visit www.swanpointgolf.com. [Top]

Queenstown Harbor

The "River" Course at Queenstown Harbor has received consistent praise for it's challenging golf and beautiful natural surroundings captured by famed designer Lindsay Bruce Ervin. Located just minutes from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge on Maryland's Eastern Shore, Queenstown Harbor is the only golf course in the Mid-Atlantic region that offers optional forecaddies. Visit www.mdgolf.com [Top]

Beechtree Golf Club

Located in Aberdeen, Maryland, Beechtree Golf Club is designed by one of golf's young superstar designers, Tom Doak. Beechtree Golf Course captures the design of classic links courses of Ireland and Scotland and the natural countryside of Virginia to deliver a championship golf course that ranks among the region's finest public courses. Golf Week Magazine named Beechtree one of the "Top 2 Public Courses" in 2005 and 2006. Visit www.beechtreegolf.com [Top]

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