I went to 5i tonight with my grandson and we had the best time. It's a great way to bond. I am…read morewriting to you to let you know that Martin, made our visit even more enjoyable. He took the time to show us everything while also waiting on tables. He's a great multitasker. Kudos to whoever hired Martin,. He is pleasant, he has the best personality, friendly and extremely knowledgeable about the establishment. I believe in sending back positive feedback when I receive great service. Thank you Martin, for a wonderful time spent with my grandson. not much to do with 15-year-old boys, but we find golfing a great way to bond. Very fun and very relaxing. Sincerely, Jackie Fields Jacqueline Fields jfields418@msn.com

Katie was a great instructor, I really liked the setup in terms of being able to work with…read moredifferent clubs, see or mistakes from multiple angles, and also see improvements just as quickly. Katie had an eye for which golfers have similar physical builds to me and my son and that also helped improve our swing. The music is pretty on point and that was just a fun little extra. We didn't grab food on this outing but they do serve food and there was loads of options nearby as well. I brought my own clubs and my son used some of theirs and it worked out great. Wish I lived close enough to go here all the time.

Not a cheap round of golf, but usually worth it…read more I'm not averse to paying a little money to have an enjoyable time out on the golf course, and typically I can expect a good time at the Woodlands. Woodlands is located on the same property as Diamond Ridge, and they also share a clubhouse, but the two courses are totally different. Woodlands is the more upscale of the two. Because Diamond Ridge is the cheaper of the two, it typically is much more busy than the Woodlands. I would rather pay a little more money than have to wait on every tee box, as can be the case on Diamond Ridge. Also, the quality of the course sets it apart. You will usually find the Woodlands to be in topnotch shape with the notable exception of one hole, #13, more on that later. Plus, even though the course borders trees on pretty much every hole, it is a rather open course, making it enjoyable for all skill levels. My favorite aspects of the course are the Par 3s. From the white tees, no par 3 plays longer than 150yards, and most of them are downhill. My favorite is #14, it is only a SW or PW and it has about 75 feet of drop from the tee to the green. There is nothing quite like hitting a perfect wedge and watching it fall for what feels like a minute. There is a huge (8-10 ft deep) bunker guarding the front, so it isn't a pushover, but it is fun, which is exactly what this course is. Now, the one problem with this course is #13, which is a long uphill dogleg par 5. No matter that time of year it is, they always seem to be working on this hole. Playing from the fairway is like playing from the sandy rough. They always seem to be aerating, more than the other holes. Once you get up the hill, the hole plays fine, but there is something wrong with the first part of the hole. This is the only element keeping this course from being a 5-star course. The views are spectacular, the course is set up to offer variety and the staff is very helpful. This is one of my go-to courses in the area, and I would recommend anyone looking for a smooth pace-of-play, to pay a few more bucks and try the Woodlands.

Woodlands always is one of my favorite courses in Baltimore surroundings. Challenging, further par…read more3 holes, great greens and pin placements. Always a great time at Woodlands, will keep visiting and playing! Definitely recommend trying out on a nice warm day!

Superintendent is an idiot. Golf course is going down hill from when I started playing. Wasn't…read morelooking for anything great but love the back nine design. Superintendent is running that course in the ground. Starter doesn't need to be a part of you're round just needs to check his box. Love cheap courses with good workers but found the people working under there boss hated it but had to follow the orders of a clown. Hope they make a change soon, it'd be a shame to see such a great property lose so much money and business as have. Recognize what you are as a dog track and strive to improve not maintain. At the least insure a hood experience for your customers.

Landscaping on sidewalks around the golf course on Hillsdale Avenue is horrible! Grass growing up…read morefrom sidewalk, grass clippings that usually do not get swept up, cracked sidewalks, etc. Not a good look.

In my opinion this is a good course for those that are still learning to play or for those that are…read morelooking to play 9 holes and not spend a lot of money. Played in November on a late Saturday morning and we're talking $33/person including the cart. I will admit that the pace of play is a bit slower. Also battled some geese along the way. There's not a lot of hazards, fairways are a bit close together so you may so people in your fairway that are on the next hole. 7 par 4s and 2 par 3s (holes 6 & 7). You can see the flag on just about every hole. I believe it is hole 2 and 9 that are the only ones where you can't see the flag. It's a city course so don't expect all the bells and whistles. Gotta give a shout out to Sal. He keeps things fun as the starter, cracked a few jokes, and will give you some pointers. Plenty of parking on the lot. There's no driving range, but there's a green for you to get some putting and chipping in.

I visited the golf course, not to golf, but for a soca for breakfast event held on the golf course…read moregrounds. With that said, my review focuses on the grounds of the facility and not the actual course and/or staff. My biggest reason for giving the golf course three stars was the parking lot. The gravel covered lot was absolutely horrible! It was hard to drive on and they had piles of the same gravel throughout, further limiting the already limited parking. My friend basically had to park on a gravel pile with the front of her truck partially in the street. They really should do a better job with this lot. As for the grounds, they were beautiful. The lawn was very well maintained. The grounds were free of trash or any other debris. It's is a shame that the parking lot didn't get the same care. As for the soca for breakfast event, it was wonderful. I would definitely consider coming back for other events at the golf course. Hopefully, the issues with the parking lot will be resolved before then.

Stopped here for a UMD event at the clubhouse. Located in what feels like an unassuming area, the…read moregrounds were very well-kept. Golf course looked to be well-maintained, greens lush and the fairways well trimmed. The clubhouse was also very nice, and two different staff greeted us asking if we needed assistance while welcoming us. I would say I would recommend this place - yet I think it's members only.

This an an excellent course. Not very long but is not a pushover course. It is a private course.read more

Hunt Valley had great food! The portions were great. Our service wasn't too bad. Everyone seemed to…read moreknow each other and it was a great environment. The food was fairly priced. There were plenty of options on the menu!

Came here for my cousins wedding. Was served a nice steak filet with mashed potatoes and asparagus…read more Good presentation and good taste, no complaints on that front. Few bumps along the way in terms of coordination and service, but overall good!

Best manicured golf course I ever played. The greens are very tough, much tougher than my playing…read moreability! However I believe the caddy made all the difference in the world. About 2 holes he knew my whole bag and what my capabilities were. Took several lessons while I was there of my swing and my putting. Spent a night in one of the lodges on the property, outstanding accommodations!! I did all of this while I was living in Washington, DC.

Everything about this place is incredible. One of the most beautiful golf courses I have ever had…read morethe pleasure of playing. The members, staff, rooms, course, caddies, and pro shop are all fantastic. I had such an amazing experience. Thank you all.

Stumbled on this course while biking nearby. Grateful they were open to let me go out around 4:30p…read moreish. (One Oct Sunday evening (2022))$18 to ride 9) I've only been playing about 18mths. And only played about 20 very varied courses. Each have had its own pros and cons and thus comparing would be pointless It's not Scotland nor the masters. It's slap in the middle of the city, so yes. There's traffic and cars going by and music will be heard. I think there's at least two "through ways" slap in the middle of the course (so look both ways before crossing infront of speeding vehicles). The other city course I played in Bmore is alongside a highway. I've played the President course which is alongside a military airfield..pick your poison Unlike many courses, no 9 does NOT end at the clubhouse. (They should tell you the is when you first head out) No markings "eye level" that say which Tee, but it's written on the cart path. Some Signs say "to next tee"; it would be nice for it to read the actual "next tee NUMBER" A couple of cool views from above the city, and a male deer, then an entire family of deer, almost ran me over...so there's nature too. The greens were gorgeous. Fairways could be better, could be worse. But seems like a great place to practice your game, not pay a mint, and focus on technique rather than "what you wear". I'm a 55yo female, played alone, and had no fear. I saw one person walking the course. he was Relatively young and seemingly plays there often. I am in NO SHAPE to walk this course. Seemed to be lots of hills/inclines/declines, Crossing of streets, and a couple tees were "not" right next to the prior greens. Glad I got a cart and left my push cart in the car! Because many hits were up hill, downhill, or blind...and I didn't always hit it straight down the fairway, I lost a couple of balls "in plain sight" off to the left or right Not in any woods or trees or brush.. just likely hidden under the fall leaves or deep grass. Alas. Tis part of the game No water hazards. I was not bothered by the sand. And lots of wide open space. I only got to 14 before turning in the cart by "curfew", so I'll def come back I suppose they could "pretty up" the place, but I'm sure that would mean higher prices They could re-fence all around to keep walkers from cutting across, but they've likely tried (unsuccessfully ) to thwart a kid who doesn't feel like walking a mile out his way after school to go around. Cart paths were kinda rough in spots. The carts will beep if you get too close to the greens. Clubhouse was clean and well lit. Snack bar was closed but there are QR codes on the course that says food can be delivered anywhere when ordered -will have to try that out one day I'll def be back

Fair track Nice views and pace…read moreProfessional staff Well stocked Proshop nice views will play again

My daughter celebrated her wedding at Turf Valley Country Club in 2019, and to this day it's one of…read morethe most beautiful memories our family shares. From the moment we arrived on Thursday evening until we checked out on Sunday morning, every single member of the staff made us feel welcomed, valued, and completely taken care of. The venue itself is absolutely stunning. The grounds are beautifully maintained, the golf course provides a breathtaking backdrop for photos, and every part of the resort is elegant, warm, and inviting. It was the perfect setting for such a special day. We had a very large wedding party, and the staff handled everything with professionalism, kindness, and incredible attention to detail. They went above and beyond to make sure every guest was comfortable and every moment was seamless. Their hard work allowed our family to simply relax, celebrate, and enjoy being together. We are so grateful for each and every person who helped make the weekend unforgettable. The food was outstanding from beginning to end. After celebrating all night (I think we managed to drink every bar out of tequila and Miller Lite!), it was wonderful to wake up to an incredible breakfast the next morning. It was the perfect ending to an amazing celebration. Five years later, our family and friends still talk about that weekend. The beautiful accommodations, exceptional service, gorgeous wedding venue, delicious food, and unforgettable hospitality made it an experience we'll treasure forever. Thank you, Turf Valley Country Club, for helping create memories that will last a lifetime. We couldn't have asked for a more perfect place for our daughter's wedding. #TurfValleyCountryClub #DreamWeddingVenue #MarylandWeddings #WeddingWeekend #GolfCourseViews #WeddingReception #ExceptionalHospitality #SupportLocalVenues #ForeverMemories #FiveStarExperience

Note: review for Original golf course and outside food service only…read more I really enjoyed my time here playing Turf Valley Resort's Original Course. Bring very walkable with good elevation change is tough to do but it was pulled off very well here. Greens are good and tricky. I definitely want another shot at this place because I got a little greedy at times. Just a good mix of everything. There are a couple of holes where a left to right shot is mandatory from the tips, but otherwise there's a great mix of the tee in terms of shot shape needed and well placed hazards. This is a little more wide open off the tee than the other track. Lots of good people and players out here. The range for members is on top of the hill and has a bent grass level and a Bermuda grass level which is a fantastic way of having a grass range. Otherwise you are next to the parking lot hitting off mats. But this place has a good set of practice areas. The food was solid and the service was fantastic. Definitely a place I would join if it were more convenient for me. I would love to get invited back!