Whiskey Creek Golf Club

Whiskey Creek GC - Round for 4

Ijamsville, MD

4 Guests

Item Details

A round for 4 at Whiskey Creek Golf Club with carts and lunch included. Please note: this can only be used on weekends.

Number of guests: 4

Number of rounds: 1

Booking Restrictions: This item can be scheduled for a mutually agreed upon date with the host/club within the next 12 months. Proposed dates are not guaranteed. While we will make every effort to accommodate your preferred dates, options are subject to the host/club schedule and flexibility may be required. Please note: this can only be used on weekends.

Attributes: CartPaid for by: Donor

Add-ons: Lunch

$699 Fair Market Value

This purchase may be tax deductible

Course Details

At Whiskey Creek, architect J. Michael Poellot and design consultant Ernie Els embraced the bold character of the land to craft a dramatic and strategic course. Elevated tees are a hallmark, including the stunning fifth, framed by massive boulders with a fairway dropping 100 feet to a distant green and a view that stretches across Maryland. The 14th tee offers a more demanding shot, launching over a narrow lake. Even the par 3s are no reprieve—guarded by a mix of water, wetlands, bunkers, and stone, with the 200-yard 11th hole featuring all four. Risk-reward options abound, with drivable par 4s that punish the errant and an 18th hole split by the ruins of an old farmhouse, forcing players to choose between a bold line with a chance at the green in two or a longer, safer route. Whiskey Creek demands imagination and smart decision-making from every type of golfer.

Whiskey Creek Golf Club

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Ranked 15 in Golf Digest's Best in State - Maryland

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Architect: J. Michael Poellot, ASGCA/Ernie Els

Course type: parkland

Year opened:

Access: public

location

Ijamsville, MD

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