Worthington Manor Golf Club

Course condition was no where near how nice it was last June when we last played it. They were redoing the tee boxes on 15 and had a temporary tee. I know it’s still early in the season but the grass on tee boxes and greens was below average for other courses in the area this year. Not sure if they suffered from some fungi or disease. Greens were hard and nothing stuck. Hardly even left a bar mark with even a high hit PW. Will give it another try in a month or two if the prices are reasonable.

Extremely challenging course which penalizes any slice hits. Greens were extremely firm and did not hold pitch shots. Where possible I would recommend deliberate chip shots to green as they very undulating and fast.

Left my slingback on cart #25. Came back for it after 30 mins and they found it in cart . Safely returned to me. Appreciated the assistance by the young man who man the cart. Thanks

Played with a foursome on 11/16/23 on a mid 60 degree day. Course was in great condition from tee to green. The layout is challenging with tight fairways but very fun to play. Greens were extremely fast with a ton of undulations and very difficult. Once we got the hang of the speed, we rolled them a lot better. I’ll definitely add it to my list of Western MD courses to play.

Beautiful course and great amenities. Course was in tip-top shape.

Course is in great condition and beautiful views with the leaves changing colors. Pace of play is as expected on a weekend and foursomes allowing twosomes to play thru.

This is an amazing golf course. The whole course is in great shape, and the greens are hard and fast! It is a very challenging golf course from Tee to green. I would recommend you play 1 up from where you normally play due to forced carryover and raised greens. I played the blue and it was hard. Back nine seems 2 or 3 stokes easier. Well worth the money!

Worthington Manor is a very challenging course for first time players; big elevation changes, extremely fast greens, thick unforgiving rough and lots of blind shots. It charges premium greens fees, which must go into course maintenance because the off-course facilities aren't in keeping with a premium experience. The golf carts are old, dusty and should be replaced or refurbished. The range is cramped; you have to step forward from the mats to be able to sink a tee into the ground to hit driver, which just feels dangerous. The range should probably be renovated, perhaps with low nets to keep balls from rolling into the first hole, or moved to another part of the property if there's space. The cart paths have lots of potholes. So I like the course and want to play it again now that I have some local knowledge, but considering the $110 greens fees, the overall experience feel a bit muni-like.

Had a group of 6 in front of us. No marshals to take care of it ended up slowing up the pace of play for everyone. Also had a solo walker who they blamed their pace of play on but that guy was hauling and watched him finish and entire hole before they even got off the tee box. Guy I was playing with was heated about it. At one point the group of 6 was threatening to fight the guy I was with when he bombed one off of the tee box where they couldn’t be seen because they moved their cart at the top of the hill. Overall pace of play and staff not being sufficient to take care of pace of play problems like this. Took probably about 5.5 hrs to get done it was dark when complete.