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Playing Privileges Through Philanthropy
A private A.W. Tillinghast masterpiece, the Five Farms East Course stands as one of the Mid-Atlantic’s most revered classic designs.
Designed by A.W. Tillinghast and opened in 1926, the Five Farms East Course at Baltimore Country Club is a private parkland layout renowned for its strategic challenge and classic design principles. Tillinghast crafted a course that balances playability with formidable bunkering and green complexes, characteristic of his Golden Age work. While not a major championship venue, it has a significant history of hosting prestigious USGA and team events, including the Ryder Cup. The club offers an exclusive golf experience in the rolling terrain north of Baltimore.
Championships hosted: Ryder Cup · U.S. Women's Open · U.S. Senior Open
Epic Tilling course that really should be in the top 100 but they probably didn’t buy an ad in golf digest like many other sellout courses. This is a pure track for golfers who know where they’re going and aren’t fooled by a top 100 list. Tee to green every ho
Today I had the pleasure of bartending an event held in honor of one of the members at the Baltimore Country Club. It is large and beautiful. The grounds are clean looking well kept for golf and other activities. It is family friendly, for members only and inc
Beautiful facility..great service...excellent food
Recurring outings worth watching for — the door opens again each year.
