The Preserve at Eisenhower Golf Course
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Top Courses in Maryland(2024 #17)
Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by Johnbpkc on 07/03/2023
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Photo submitted by cfraser13 on 09/16/2022
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Photo submitted by Rebecca5402787 on 10/23/2021
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The first tee Photo submitted by u8020456 on 07/11/2021
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Wandering around the 8th green Photo submitted by u8020456 on 07/11/2021
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Photo submitted by u314160668969 on 05/28/2021
Golfer Reviews
The fairways just aren’t that good yet probably to early in the year
April 1st 30 MPH wind !!!
The greens made it worth the trip out to IKE. I caught the hot deal and definitely look forward to returning latter in the season when the tee boxes and fairways have grown in.
Preserve at Eisenhower
This course was such a delight! We walked the Greens (69.5/114) on a Wednesday morning and didn't see another soul in sight until about the 15th hole. The greens are large and in great condition and the fairways are fairly generous. It seemed like the tee boxes on the par 3s could use a bit of love, but everything else was excellent. The layout of a few holes is a bit quirky, but definitely in a fun way that forces you to be creative in plotting out how to attack the hole. There are no houses on or anywhere near the property, and the course removed all the bunkers during the renovation - a welcome novelty! I also loved the 5 par 3s and 5 par 5s, including a stretch on the back 9 with six straight holes without a par 4. The staff and starter were incredibly friendly and went out of their way to make sure our round was everything we hoped it would be; it was an all-around wonderful experience and I'd definitely return next time I'm in MD.
Pollen day of golf
We enjoyed the course. Note it was windy and the pollen levels were high. You might want to make sure you take your allergy meds before a round of golf here this time of year.
Replay in the spring
Was a brutally windy day, but pace of play was very good, especially for cart path only.
Not your father's Eisenhower
The course layout is challenging but fair. It is still in winter conditions which makes the rate very attracted.
Played the course on a cold windy day and enjoyed the round....staff was friendly and was paired with two gentlemen at the course. Shot 83 on a cart path only day.
Ike
Great course, great pace. The 12 minutes times help.
The starter was friendly and kept all informed due to the frost delay.
Course Layout Same as before renovation
My expectations of playing the course after all the renovations were made were high but it failed to impress me. The golf course is the same layout. The greens were very slow and unrepaired ball marks typical for a public golf course. They did eliminate the bunkers which eliminates that part of the game. Not sure I would pay a premium fee to play here.
Jackie
First time out since the reopening, and it was great. The tee boxes all being square, and the greens were in great condition, it was a little different with no sand traps, but those deep grass mounds made up for it. I will definitely will be back!!
Can't go Wrong....
The Eisenhower course has it all... a high level of difficulty if you play from "the backs" (6,400 - 6,900 yards); pretty easy to navigate for those that should be playing shorter; course marshals, a snack shack, good driving range, etc.
Everything was in excellent condition for this time of year. The greens ran fast and the course played longer with the cold weather.
I haven't tried the little snack shack just yet, but it seems to be efficient and conveniently located.
A Par 5 is shorter than a par 4
It is a very easy course if you hit from the white tee. The course is in perfect condition and the greens are awesome. It is beautiful too. But the course design is a bit strange with no bunkers and a par 5 is shorter than several par 4s. Can’t tell the pin placement cuz all the flags are of the same color.