Clustered Spires Golf Course

An enjoyable round on a beautiful day at a wonderfully maintained course. Everyone should try this track for themselves. You won't be sorry.

I have play this course a lot. This day was extremely busy. The starter set me up as a twosome. With 2 threesomes ahead of me. We waited on every shot. On the 16th hole the 2 threesome knew each other and they hooked up to make a 6 person playing a par 3. No Etiquette in golf anymore. The course was in great shape greens were slow. I would recommend this course to anyone!

The course is in pretty good shape for February. Great value!

Front nine was playing off "hardpan" very little grass, could not take a divot. Plan on the ball rolling off the green even if you hit in front of it. Very hard, couldn't land on greens and stay, always rolled off, 10-15 yards

Back nine was a little better, grass in fairways, greens the same. Pace of play was very slow, no rangers on course to help

Great day, high 60's and for February, a dream come true! Course is in great condition and in spite of dormant grass on the greens, challenging as usual. So lucky to have the warm temps after having the winter doldrums for a couple of months. Great municipal course and well maintained, even this time of year. Worth it to play, anytime.

If all you're interested in is a nice round of golf on a course that is maintained well, then this is the place for you. It's in excellent shape, and the price is reasonable. But if you're hoping for a little more than that, look elsewhere. I'm not sure I've ever played a less memorable golf course. There's nothing wrong with it, per se, but that might be the issue. It goes out of the way not to offend, to its detriment. The setting is pleasant, but the golf is too easy. I shot an 81 here from the back tees hacking it around the entire day, and the only reason I didn't break 80 was because I decided to try a really, really stupid recovery shot and ended up with a triple bogey. And I only did that because I was bored. If you're looking for a public golf course in Frederick specifically, then yes, obviously this is the best choice. My personal advice? Drive 20 minutes down I-70 to Black Rock. It's less expensive, maintenance is just as good, and the course is just as enjoyable and beginner-friendly, while being more interesting.

We played during the Christmas Holiday break. The weather was in the mid-40's with very little wind which made for a great day. The course was in fantastic condition for December. We played in 3:55. The afternoon couldn't have been better!

The course was in really good shape for the second week of November, and made for a great day. Played seven holes before running into a slowdown with groups ahead, and even so finished in less than 3 hours 30 minutes.

The staff was very friendly! Course is not overly challenging and in great shape! If not for the hour drive, it would be my home course!

This course "fits my eye". For some reason, the layout (particularly from the senior tees, but on the others as well) invites carefully planned shot, but the planning doesn't involve clairvoyance. There are a number of risk/reward decisions to make, but if you know your game you can figure it out.

The greens are very true, and aren't as tricked up as some of the courses in the DC-Baltimore-Frederick areas. They've been in fabulous condition, as has the entire course.

The fairways are sufficiently wide that you don't feel that you need to play target golf, but not so wide that you can just flail away. The rough has two cuts to it, with the first cut being long enough to slow down a roll, but not so deep as the require a superhuman shot to get out. A ball there is easily located and will be sitting up enough so that half the ball (or so) sits above the level of the grass. The second cut is longer - maybe 1-1/2 to 2 inches deep. It's thick, but not the absolute kiss of death. Nearby Little Bennett golf course in Montgomery County has rough that in contrast seems like it's prepped for the US Open.

I went there as a single and was teamed up with some fabulous companions. I played pretty well, largely due to the friendly and encouraging attitude shown by my playing partners.

As a bonus, the grill is managed by Brewer's Alley. I haven't yet tried the food, but they have a fabulous collection of local craft brews available.

I have played most of the Frederick, MD courses and this one ranks right up there with the others. Obviously not the challenge of Whiskey Creek or Worthington Manor, but Clustered Spires is a solid challenge with multiple ways of playing the course. I will play it many more times. Great experience.

Proably the best conditions in the Baltimore metro area. Very large greens and good roll conditions. Fairways very lush. Like hitting off carpet. Hitting fairways is very critical on this course. The ruff is very punishing. Will play this course again and again.