BALTIMORE COUNTRY CLUB - ROLAND PARK

The rolling hills of suburban Baltimore deliver one of the Mid-Atlantic's most honest tests, where A.W. Tillinghast's 1926 routing still punishes wayward drives with steep lies and rewarded precision approaches into elevated, well-bunkered greens. The par-4 14th epitomizes the design philosophy—a dogleg right that demands a draw around towering oaks to set up a mid-iron to a green that slopes wickedly from back to front. Public access to Golden Age architecture of this caliber remains rare, making every round feel like borrowed time at a private sanctuary.