Worthington Manor Golf Club

Played here a couple times. Green keeping is really good. Mowing is consistent throughout the course. No mowers on the course during my rounds.

Reasonable twilight rate.

Nice driving range. Balls are out, no machine. Good putting area that matches the course greens pretty well.

Slightly less difficult than other courses in the area but still a challenge.

Will be playing more rounds here.

Great and challenging course with tough undulating greens. It's always in really good shape.

I can see why Worthington Manor continues to be a US Open qualifying course. It takes very little to make it a beast of a golf course. The opening 3 holes are some of the most difficult opening holes in the area, with the 3rd hole being a par 5 dressed as a par 4.
Definitely not a friendly course to your typical weekend duffer - but a fair and fun track if you want to test your mettle against a very open but rolling layout.

This is an amazing golf course. The whole course is in great shape, and the greens are hard and fast! It is a very challenging golf course from Tee to green. I would recommend you play 1 up from where you normally play due to forced carryover and raised greens. I played the blue and it was hard. Back nine seems 2 or 3 stokes easier. Well worth the money!

Had a group of 6 in front of us. No marshals to take care of it ended up slowing up the pace of play for everyone. Also had a solo walker who they blamed their pace of play on but that guy was hauling and watched him finish and entire hole before they even got off the tee box. Guy I was playing with was heated about it. At one point the group of 6 was threatening to fight the guy I was with when he bombed one off of the tee box where they couldn’t be seen because they moved their cart at the top of the hill. Overall pace of play and staff not being sufficient to take care of pace of play problems like this. Took probably about 5.5 hrs to get done it was dark when complete.

Was a great layout golf course with excellent conditions. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. Unlimited range balls included in your round is a great perk.

Probably the toughest in MD and one of the most beautiful public course in MD. Everything was on point even though we played late October on an extremely cold day. The greens had perfect speed, the bunkers were great even after 2 nights of heavy rain with a few puddles here and there as expected.

Only con was it was 2 carts for a foursome and during COVID they should not be pairing random people into sharing carts!

I stopped playing this course for a few years as there are a few quirky holes and greens. You need to know where to hit your 2nd shot otherwise impossible putts. Often you want to hit 10 yards away from the pin...it took me a few rounds to watch how those that know the course play certain holes. 3rd and 12th hole just annoy me. 3rd hole requires you often hitting from a downhill lie to a severe uphill undulating green. 12 has blind tee shot and a 2nd shot into a roller coaster green over a forced carry...I advise having someone fore caddy tee shots or you will lose balls and waste time looking for balls.

A few holes have blind shots or extreme up or downhill tee shots and 2nd shots. Chipping here is a challenge....so if you want a tough course, this is the place for you.

The plus side is the greens roll true and are some of the best public courses in the area. Through the green is usually lush and in good shape. Good practice areas (although you'll be blind late afternoon being directly west at driving range). Good after rounds area inside and out.

The near Frederick area has a lot of choices and are in usually in better shape then the VA courses...Cooler nights and better soil. I'm putting this place back in my rotation.

We hosted 24 guys for 36 holes of golf in one day. The course was in great shape, and was a great test. The staff at Worthington Manor was friendly and accommodating! The day was a huge success because of the customer service we received and a wonderful golf course. I would highly recommend Worthington Manor to anyone planning a large or small event! What a great day!

The course has ample staff to keep things moving, and all are jovial. There was a lot of activity and it was needed because it was busy, but once out on the course, you didn't notice it. All the foursomes played a decent pace, so it went well on this very hot day. I liked the regulars, a lot of us older folks and it there were lots of friendly discussions going on. Made me think this would be a swell membership club if I lived near it.

the course has some nice views, lots of rolling hills they utilize, and a little water but not much. Few trees. It's worth playing for sure.

Great course and conditions are a little less than what I am use to from here, still good but usually better

Challenging, undulating course in great shape. Not crowded, free practice balls and practice greens available. New Gold tees great for seniors, as is the weekday senior rate. Not crowded at 8am and finished in less than 4hrs. Easy on and off from I-270. Overall the nicest course I have played in Maryland next to Bulle Rock. Will definitely return.

I like the course and it was in good shape. I always have to temper my expectations at this course somewhat because it has a few holes like #3 and #17 just to mention a couple that are awkward to me and knowing they hold a lot of tournament golf here and the course can be made very difficult when necessary. The greens can be severe too depending on when you play as well. Having said that it I feel like this is a course you have to be realistic about which tees you play to make it good experience for all skill levels.

Very disappointing day. The greens are very good, tee boxes and fairways were not. The white tee on 17 was completely dirt. For $94 I would have expected more.

They need to lower their price till they get it recovered. Go play Whiskey Creek down the road. It’s in much better shape.