Bethesda Grange Golf Course

Canceled the tee time the day before. The next day it happened to rain. Club link refunded less than 50% of the cost. Golf Now doesn't respond.

There are always other options NEVER AGAIN.

Marshall should ensure pace is observe as other golfers take 2 - 3 shots in tee off knowly aware that there players behind them.

Play is so slow because of lack of ethics among other golfers. very dissappointing.

Overall, the course is well managed... and seems to be operated so that the progress can be made at a moderate pace. Recommended as a moderately difficult, beautiful and cost-effective place

The Grange is the longest, and best, of the three course “Rolling Hills” complex. Teed off after arriving through torrential downpour and was pleasantly surprised with how the course drained; very little standing water in the fairways and greens no softer than an early morning dew. Although the fairways are fairly open, this is definitely not a beginners course; fairway hazards, streams, marsh and fescue are devisiouly placed in the 185-220yd distance from many tee boxes. If you’re not driving 220+, reaching par 4s in two is not happening unless you’re experienced with your long woods. Pace was great, but that may have been due to the earlier downpour clearing all golfers! Nice layout, well maintained - only four stars as price has better values out there. PS-the 18th fairway splits…tee shot needs to land OVER the creek on the right!

Greens had been sanded overnight but didn’t have too much impact on putting. “Cold beer” kiosk was closed. Not sure if it’s only open on weekends? Course was fully booked and we had to wait a couple minutes on most tees. But overall it was an enjoyable round.

It was an interesting play for me. It was a course that included several hazard holes and a long par 3. They were not simple courses and the distance was not short. They made the play more enjoyable. I will visit there again.