Bethesda Grange Golf Course

Solo golfer was playing ahead of us that was walking. But he was playing at least 4 extra balls each hole. After the marshal spoke to him at the 6th hole he sped up to the back 9. They give him a cart at this point. He still was doing whatever he wanted. We watched him take his time when no one was ahead of him and was doing push ups on the ground .. we pulled up to him the next hole to see what he was doing and he was just texting on his phone waiting to shoot on the green when there was no one in front of him.

Great course but lacks food options. No food cart and their tables were not setup for provide any drinks/food.

Course was good. Pace was good but as is usual at all the rolling hilss courses the greens are not cleared of debris there were leaves etc. covering some greens. However the price is good

Great course but i played in the rain. So i will have to play it again ehen its sunny and nice.

I played this course for the first time in 30 years. Let me preface by saying I'm about a 10 handicap, so I know good golf. I arrived at the course and had to pay for an additional player I added. The proshop took my payment and directed me to the first tee. I drove to the first tee, where i was met by an agitated starter. He told me I couldn't golf in my Nike Golf tshirt and that I had to return to the proshop and buy a collared shirt. There was no mention of dress code upon booking and no mention when I paid for the round at first. I thought, "this is a little sketchy, but I get to experience a premier course with standards.

The course is fine. That about the best review I can give it. It's a $50 a round course, tops.

No ball washers

No cart service

This track is basically a golf course built in a field. Not very challenging or exciting, an easy, basic course. Back and forth across a field.

The course us certainly no where near the standard they present online and enforce through this ridiculous dress code. Let me emphasize that i was dressed in a Nike Golf shirt, not jeans and workbooks.

And most conveniently, the proshop had 2 huge racks of "discount" golf polos for purchase. Hmmm....how convenient! The real intent is so shabbily concealed. And that bugs me.

This place is a golf mill, not a golf experience.

Dress code? How about some basic amenities?

Never golfing there again and telling l know that it's a waste of money.

You got my money this time. Never again,