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Located on the University of Maryland campus, the course is the 28th-ranked college course in America and is home to our 3-acre short game facility. Designed by George W. Cobb, who most notably is credited for the design of the par-3 course at Augusta National. The University of Maryland Golf Course hosted the 2010 and 2011 Melwood Prince George's County Open, a Korn Ferry Tour event, and the Maryland Public High School State Championships (MPSSAA) annually. Less than 1 mile from the center of campus, our players can practice and play at a moment's notice.

Lying less than 20 miles from our Campus, TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm is a familiar stop for the PGA tour. Most recently, hosting the Quicken Loans National in 2017 and 2018 and the 2022 Wells Fargo Championship.

A 30-minute drive from Campus, River Bend is one of the premier Country Clubs in the DC metro area, known for its challenging and beautifully maintained golf course. The club is no stranger to hosting Virginia State Golf Association championships.

Fifteen miles from Campus and founded in 1922 lies Manor Golf & Country Club. Originally laid out by William Flynn, who is credited with designing Shinnecock Hills, Cherry Hills, and Marion, Manor is one of the best tests in the DC area and is known to be one of the finest clubs in Maryland.

Designed by PB Dye, Pete Dye's son, the course was selected by Golf Digest as one of the toughest courses in America and has been ranked top-15 in Maryland. With severely pitched green complexes, narrow windows, and hanging lies, the course will test all facets of your game.

Less than 20 miles from the University, Congressional Country Club has hosted Five major Championships, including 3 U.S. Opens, a PGA Championship, and the Quicken Loans hosted by Tiger Woods. It is considered one of the most prestigious golf courses in America.

Twenty minutes from Campus, the 36-Hole property is recognized as one of the top facilities in the Nation. The North course has hosted over 40 final U.S. open qualifiers and recently hosted the U.S. Women’s Amateur in 2020. Stretching over 7,100 yards, the North course has been praised as one of the best championship designs in the Mid-Atlantic.

Designed by Tom Fazio, Caves Valley is known for its lightning-fast greens, rolling fairways, and penalizing hazards. The course has hosted NCAA men’s and women’s Championships, The Palmer Cup, U.S. Senior Opens, and the BMW Championship in 2021, where Patrick Cantlay defeated Bryson DeChambeau in a playoff.

Just ten miles from campus, Columbia Country Club embraces the natural topography in the area. Columbia was host to a U.S. Open in the 20th century. The course’s undulating narrow fairways give way to small greens that historically roll more than an 11 on the stimpmeter. Legend has it that the signature hole, the par 3 - 16th, served as Bobby Jones’ inspiration for the 12th at Augusta National, home of The Masters.