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Golf courses in Maryland

Maryland's 182 mapped courses by town, from the military and county courses around Washington to the Eastern Shore, with the state's numbers.

Maryland golf courses by city

Cities with two or more mapped courses have their own page; every course has its own page too.

Baltimore 7 Rockville 7 Berlin 6 Bethesda 5 Easton 4 Hagerstown 4 Hunt Valley 4 Silver Spring 4 Andrews AFB 3 Annapolis 3 Ellicott City 3 Laytonsville 3 Mitchellville 3 Mount Airy 3 Queenstown 3 Timonium 3 Aberdeen 2 Arnold 2 Bel Air 2 Chevy Chase 2 College Park 2 Columbia 2 Crofton 2 Derwood 2 Elkton 2 Fort Meade 2 Fort Washington 2 Frederick 2 Havre De Grace 2 Ijamsville 2 Laurel 2 Lutherville 2 Myersville 2 Owings Mills 2 Phoenix 2 Pikesville 2 Potomac 2 Salisbury 2 Westminster 2 Wheaton 2 Woodlawn 2

Eleven of the Maryland courses mapped in Yardage are on military ground, among them the three at Joint Base Andrews, the three at Fort Meade, the Naval Academy course in Annapolis and the nine at the Naval Surface Warfare Center in Indian Head. Add the University of Maryland course in College Park and Montgomery County Golf’s nine courses in the D.C. suburbs, Needwood, Little Bennett, Sligo Creek and Falls Road among them, and golf around Washington looks fuller than the state’s per-capita number suggests.

Yardage has 182 Maryland courses mapped, 158 eighteen-hole and 24 nine-hole, a 13.2% nine-hole share that ranks 48th. Baltimore and Rockville lead with 7 mapped courses each, and Bethesda has 5. Berlin’s 6 are the Ocean City golf belt, Eagles Landing, Rum Pointe, River Run and the Ocean City Golf and Yacht Club among them, and Easton’s 4 stand for the Eastern Shore.

At 2.9 courses per 100,000 residents Maryland is 46th in the Golf Course Census, one course for every 34,425 people; the state holds 1.21% of the catalog across 108 postal cities, 67 of them with a single course. The season runs roughly March to December, and most courses stay open through winter on any day above freezing; the Shore and the ocean resorts stay playable longest, and the ridges of Western Maryland around Rocky Gap see snow first.

For an away round on the Shore or in the suburbs, read our guide to playing a new golf course; the national directory covers every state.

182courses mapped in Maryland
29thof 50 states by course count
158 / 2418-hole / 9-hole courses (13.2% nine-hole)
2.9courses per 100,000 residents (46th of 50)
108cities and towns with a mapped course
1.2%of the 14,987 courses mapped nationwide

Most courses: Baltimore (7), Rockville (7), Berlin (6), Bethesda (5), Easton (4).

Population: U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 Population Estimates (July 1, 2025) (6,265,347 residents). Counts are courses mapped in Yardage, not an official registry.

Courses by city

182 courses in 108 cities and towns.

A

Aberdeen, 2 courses
Aberdeen Proving Ground, 1 course
Andrews AFB, 3 courses
Annapolis, 3 courses
Arnold, 2 courses

B

Baltimore, 7 courses
Beallsville, 1 course
Bel Air, 2 courses
Beltsville, 1 course
Berlin, 6 courses
Bethesda, 5 courses
Bishopville, 1 course
Bowie, 1 course
Brandywine, 1 course

C

Cambridge, 1 course
Catonsville, 1 course
Chaptico, 1 course
Chestertown, 1 course
Chevy Chase, 2 courses
Clarksburg, 1 course
College Park, 2 courses
Columbia, 2 courses
Crofton, 2 courses
Crownsville, 1 course
Cumberland, 1 course

D

Davidsonville, 1 course
Delmar, 1 course
Derwood, 2 courses

E

Easton, 4 courses
Edgewater, 1 course
Edgewood, 1 course
Elkridge, 1 course
Elkton, 2 courses
Ellicott City, 3 courses
Essex, 1 course

F

Finksburg, 1 course
Flintstone, 1 course
Fort Meade, 2 courses
Fort Washington, 2 courses
Frederick, 2 courses
Ft. Meade, 1 course

G

Gaithersburg, 1 course
Gambrills, 1 course
Germantown, 1 course
Glenn Dale, 1 course
Glenwood, 1 course
Grasonville, 1 course

H

Hagerstown, 4 courses
Hampstead, 1 course
Hamstead, 1 course
Havre De Grace, 2 courses
Hunt Valley, 4 courses

I

Ijamsville, 2 courses
Indian Head, 1 course
Issue, 1 course

J

Joppa, 1 course

L

La Plata, 1 course
Laurel, 2 courses
Laytonsville, 3 courses
Leonardtown, 1 course
Lothian, 1 course
Lusby, 1 course
Lutherville, 2 courses

M

Marriottsville, 1 course
McHenry, 1 course
Middletown, 1 course
Mitchellville, 3 courses
Mount Airy, 3 courses
Myersville, 2 courses

N

New Market, 1 course
North East, 1 course

O

Oakland, 1 course
Olney, 1 course
Owings Mills, 2 courses

P

Patuxent River, 1 course
Perryville, 1 course
Phoenix, 2 courses
Pikesville, 2 courses
Pocomoke City, 1 course
Poolesville, 1 course
Potomac, 2 courses

Q

Quantico, 1 course
Queenstown, 3 courses

R

Rawlings, 1 course
Reisterstown, 1 course
Rising Sun, 1 course
Rockville, 7 courses

S

Saint Michaels, 1 course
Salisbury, 2 courses
Severna Park, 1 course
Sherwood Forest, 1 course
Silver Spring, 4 courses
Stevensville, 1 course
Street, 1 course

T

Thurmont, 1 course
Timonium, 3 courses
Towson, 1 course

U

Upper Marlboro, 1 course
Upper Marlborough, 1 course
Urbana, 1 course

W

Waldorf, 1 course
Walkersville, 1 course
Westminster, 2 courses
Westover, 1 course
Wheaton, 2 courses
White Hall, 1 course
White Plains, 1 course
Woodlawn, 2 courses

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