A round of golf for 2 players at Woodmont Country Club. Players will have the opportunity to play with JP Finlay. He is the leading Commanders insider in Washington, having covered the team ever since the rocket ship that was Robert Griffin III's rookie season in 2012, through the many off-the-field controversies and the sale of the team from Dan Snyder to Josh Harris. A news breaker and sharp analyst, Finlay also hosts the Beltway Football podcast and is one half of the radio program BMitch & Finlay on 106.7 the Fan. Carts, lunch and drinks are included.

Woodmont Country Club’s original 18-hole layout in Rockville, Maryland—known as the North Course—carries a distinguished legacy. Designed by course architect Alfred Tull with contributions from club member Leopold Freudberg and Greens Superintendent Rudy Will, the course officially opened on July 26, 1950. In 1999, renowned architect Arthur Hills led a comprehensive renovation, which included the complete replacement of all 18 greens. Between 2018 and 2020, architect Joel Weiman directed a significant redesign of the 18th hole and a full reconstruction of the course’s bunkers. The North Course has served as the site of many prestigious tournaments, notably hosting U.S. Open Final Qualifying since 1987 and, on multiple occasions, U.S. Women’s Open Final Qualifying. The U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship marks the North Course’s first official USGA championship.