Maple Run Golf Course

Maple run is always a pleasure to play. The staff are eager to help in getting you onto the course. The layout is simple and open enough to avoid high levels of frustration but challenging enough to keep you interested. Many elevation changes and blind shots make you think a bit and the greens are small and undulating so putting is a premium. Pace of play has never been an issue there and I’m looking forward to the next opportunity to take advantage of this welcoming course.

The course is fun layout with some great hard dig legs and complex greens. The tee boxes weren’t in the best conditions but the greens are in good shape. Felt like some fairways needs to be mowed a little tighter but overall we thoroughly enjoyed the course and our round.

Pace slowed up a bit on the back which stretched us to about a 4 and a half hour round. Will definitely come back again.

The course is well laid out and well maintained. I signed up as a single and joined three great guys at the first hole and had a great time. Unfortunately, the pace was very slow. We finished 30+ minutes over pace.

What Maple Run may lack in world class amenities, they more than make up for in value and charm. The course is also in significantly better condition than one would expect for a $35 green fee. The last two times I’ve played here they’ve started me off the tenth hole which I would say makes the most sense for the flow of the course. I much prefer finishing on a reachable par 5 than a mid-long par 3. I also really like the multitude of birdie opportunities on this course. Two drivable par 4s and 3 of the 4 par 5s can be hit in two for a player capable of hitting the ball 260 off the tee. So happy I’ve found maple run this summer, I will continue to play here if this is the experience they are providing.

I had fun... but, there were some problems I had with the course. Their gps system will lock your cart... and there are instances where you just crossed the threshold and if you don't immediately notice and remove the cart from the prohibited section, the system locks your cart... which then prevents you from moving your cart. So there I am pushing my cart into the area where it should unlock the cart... but it didn't. I didn't go deep into the prohibited section... I'm talking 2 feet in... and I didn't notice. The carts are also older gas carts... and that first gear really felt like it was trying to give me whiplash. It's fine... and I suppose it is better than the carts that feel like they are having to do a full stretch before finally going...

Some of the doglegs were at 90 degrees... and I suppose that is fine... but not my preference. There was straw along certain areas... but they are trying to recover from summer... so I am not going to have issue with maintenance... but... did it feel like I lost a ball or two that should have been found.

All in all... it's a fine course... My buddy lives in gaithersburg... and I live in central pa... so it is a good option for the two of us to meet in the middle, so I'll likely play it again.

Course was in good condition. I enjoy playing this golf course

Checked in at the Clubhouse.

Paid your money to go out and play. Once out there you get out on the fairway and your cart cuts off

You look up on the monitor and it says cart path only we are playing with 4 guys. 2 are over 80 years old. And no one tells you, it's cart path only until you get out on the course.. Unbelievable granite, now it's 83°.

At 9:40 in the morning. You go back in and say something to the clerk inside andhe says, well, I'm not the owner you need to take that up with the owner.. bad business. I will no longer be playing there. Thank you mabel run