1 Round

3 Players

Date to be arranged with the host

Lunch (before or after the round) included; Carts, Practice facilities and Clubhouse access available

Just inside the Beltway in Rockville, Maryland, Woodmont Country Club's North Course is one of the truly elite private golf experiences in the Washington, D.C. region - a 7,205-yard, par-72 Alfred H. Tull design that opened in 1950 and has been continuously refined by Arthur Hills (1999 and 2006) and Joel Weiman (2018-20), with most recent course consulting by Shawn Smith. The course is defined by long, demanding tee shots, generously framed parkland corridors, and Tull's bold, well-defended green complexes - accented throughout by the club's signature stone walls and walkways at holes 2, 4, 6, 13, 15 (a charming Swilcan-style bridge), and 17, plus dramatic infinity-style bunker complexes at the 5th and 15th. The result is one of the toughest, most beautifully conditioned championship setups in the mid-Atlantic, which is exactly why the USGA has chosen Woodmont as a U.S. Open Final Qualifying venue for nearly 35 consecutive years. The club is also a regular host of the U.S. Adaptive Open (on the South Course), cementing its place among America's most respected private championship venues.

Golf Digest Rankings #5 Best in State, Maryland (2025-'26) - a perennial Best in State top-15 fixture for nearly half a century.

Designer: Alfred H. Tull (1950) / Arthur Hills (1999 & 2006 renovations) / Joel Weiman (2018-20)