Maryland National Golf Club

Myersville, MD · 3.6 mi away

Musket Ridge Golf Club is a semi-private, 18-hole, par-72 course in Myersville, Maryland, in the foothills of the Catoctin Mountains northwest of Frederick. Designed by architect Joe Lee, it opened in 2001 as his final course design; the site was reportedly crossed by Confederate forces under Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, and James Longstreet before the Battle of Antietam. The course plays 6,902 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 73.4 and slope of 140.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Hagerstown, MD · 8.2 mi away

Washington Countys public championship course in the hills east of Hagerstown. Robert Elder design opened in 1989, playing to par 72 at 6,646 yards with bentgrass greens, a driving range and an indoor simulator. The back nine looks out toward the Appalachian Mountains.

Last verified 2026-10-24

Walkersville, MD · 12 mi away

Public 18-hole course in Walkersville, about 15 minutes from Frederick. Opened in 1991, it plays to par 72 at 6,866 yards from the back tees over gently rolling ground with woods, water and well-placed bunkers. Washington Golf Monthly has listed it among the top 100 public courses in the Mid-Atlantic.

Last verified 2026-10-24

Frederick, MD · 12 mi away

Clustered Spires Golf Course is a municipal course in Frederick. The 18-hole layout plays over gently rolling terrain, a well-conditioned muni that serves the Frederick area.

Shepherdstown, WV · 15 mi away

Cress Creek Golf & Country Club, known as The Club at Cress Creek, is a private 18-hole championship course in Shepherdstown, West Virginia. Designed by architect Bob Elder, the course measures about 6,400 yards from its longest tees. Described as the Eastern Panhandle's only private golf and country club, it sits in a rural setting near Shepherdstown, the state's oldest town. The club also offers a swimming pool and dining facilities for members.

Urbana, MD · 18 mi away

Worthington Manor Golf Club in Urbana, Maryland, is an 18-hole, par-72 public course designed by Brian and Eric Ault of Ault-Clark & Associates that opened in 1998. The layout stretches to roughly 7,034 yards across rolling valleys and wetlands in Frederick County, anchored by a 19th-century clubhouse. It has served as a U. S. Open qualifying site and is regarded as one of the region's notable daily-fee courses, known especially for its par-three holes.