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Maryland's watery coastal golf courses make up some of the top plays in the state, as reflected in the top 10 courses as rated by Golf Advisor reviews in 2015. The Ocean City golf destination has multiple picks, while there are also courses closer to the metropolitan D.C. and Baltimore areas.
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Top 10 golf courses in Maryland
Ijamsville
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Westover
Berlin
Clarksburg
Urbana
Cambridge
Bishopville
Berlin
Middletown
Comments (3)
Little Bennett come on really. What about blue mash or musket ridge. I've played every course on your top 10 several times and little Bennett the least unless I'm hard up and there's nothing else available.
Blue Mash is never in good shape. The first three holes are the hardest opening you'll find in golf though . Musket is also never in the best of shape and the greens are always slow. Little B used to be the best. Back when the Kemper qualifier wast here every year. Tough track. Quirky holes but less quirky thanMaryland national.
I played Blue Mash for the first time this year on Monday, and was blown away by the superb course conditions. Last time I played was back in August and the Couse was well below upscale standards. After my round I came in and told the proshop staff to give my best to the superintendent for turning things around, and they informed me that it's all a result of their new dedicated superintendent. Can't wait to get back out to the Mash!