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Columbia Country Club

Chevy Chase, MD
3/5 grail
Designed by Herbert Barker  ·  4.6★ players
✈ DCA 10 mi · Baltimore 33 mi
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Why it’s a grail

An exclusive private club in Chevy Chase, Maryland, known for its elegant parkland setting and a course refined by multiple distinguished architects.

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About the course

Columbia Country Club, a private club in Chevy Chase, Maryland, was founded in 1898 with an original course design by Walter Travis. It was notably redesigned by Herbert Barker in 1910 and later by Golden Age master Donald Ross in 1923, with subsequent work by William S. Flynn. Brian Silva led a significant restoration in 1999, followed by a renovation by Andrew Green in 2018, ensuring its elegant parkland character remains a premier experience. The club has hosted several significant USGA amateur championships throughout its history.

Championships hosted: U.S. Women's Amateur · U.S. Junior Amateur · U.S. Amateur Four-Ball · Middle Atlantic Amateur Championship

Player reviews

Google 4.6★ · 253 ratings
5★ · Jim Gregware · 3 months ago

Well if I could give them more stars I would...but 5 is the max. The grounds are majestic except for hole 17. The sprawling clubhouse is unbelievable. With former members including presidents who golfed there it has a very historical feel.

5★ · Dr. John Grubb · 11 months ago

I have played Columbia Country Club many times and was privileged to meet Mr. Fred McLeod and Reds Bennigan during my visits. The club has many friends who have belonged and my special friend is Perky Cullinane. The Club is the finest club that I have had the

5★ · Filemón Silverio · 2 years ago

Nice place to meet people and share time with friends!

Course timeline

  1. 1898Opened with original design by Walter Travis
  2. 1910Redesigned by Herbert Barker
  3. 1921Middle Atlantic Amateur Championship
  4. 1923Redesigned by Donald Ross
  5. 1924U.S. Women's Amateur
  6. 1950Redesigned by William S. Flynn
  7. 1999Restored by Brian Silva
  8. 2013U.S. Junior Amateur
  9. 2018Renovated by Andrew Green
  10. 2020U.S. Amateur Four-Ball