Forty-five minutes from DC, tucked into the Frederick County hills where Maryland starts feeling more like countryside than suburb
Forty-five minutes from DC, tucked into the Frederick County hills where Maryland starts feeling more like countryside than suburb. The layout moves through mature hardwoods with enough elevation change to keep your attention without punishing your legs. Walking is permitted but you will work for it on a few holes. Not a flat stroll. Not a mountain hike. Somewhere in between, which is exactly what makes it interesting. Local walkers know the routing and pace themselves accordingly. The kind of mid-Atlantic public course that rewards showing up early and staying on foot.
