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Clifton Park Golf Course

Designed by Gus Hook and opened in 1914

Clifton Park - Baltimore, Maryland

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5954 yards

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116

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The 18-hole "Clifton Park" course at the Clifton Park Golf Course facility in Baltimore, Maryland features 5954 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 68 and it has a slope rating of 116. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $63. Designed by Gus Hook, the Clifton Park golf course opened in 1914.

Estimated Green Fees

$63

Scorecard for Clifton Park

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Blue68.40/115	529	321	346	323	395	478	154	343	326	3215	177	360	276	419	164	178	330	385	512	2801	6016
White67.20/113	515	306	331	308	380	463	143	328	316	3090	162	345	261	404	149	166	320	370	497	2674	5764
Gold65.90/111	512	301	320	303	370	455	110	320	311	3002	155	338	254	397	142	160	315	362	490	2613	5615
Gold (L)70.60/123	512	301	320	303	370	455	110	320	311	3002	155	338	254	397	142	160	315	362	490	2613	5615
Red (L)70.40/121	510	291	316	293	365	448	100	313	306	2942	147	330	246	389	134	150	330	355	482	2563	5505
Par	5	4	4	4	4	5	3	4	4	37	3	4	4	4	3	3	4	4	5	34	71

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Ria W. Reviewed May 11, 2022

Yesterday around 5:30 pm I was struck with a golf ball,while waiting on the 22 bus. I think you should put up some type of barrier. If I were elderly my hip would be badly injured. I am in tremendous pain and can't go to the hospital because I have to work.

Mark M. Reviewed March 20, 2021

I think if you enjoy solid, interesting, varied Golden Age designs, you will like Clifton Park... a lot. It starts and ends with 530ish yard par 5s. In between, the routing is efficient and it effectively manages to keep the windage changing from one hole to the next. Staff were remarkably friendly and accommodating. This is not a long course... @ 6100 from the tips but imagine standing up to the tee with hickory shafted clubs. The finishing hole has golfers firing directly at the 1802 vintage, summer estate of Johns Hopkins. Bunkering is well done. Greens were rolling superbly for the end o'winter. Fairways had just been verticut. I drove down from Philly and the ride was well worth it.

Brandon P. Reviewed August 06, 2011

Edmond M. Reviewed November 13, 2010

Decided to play this course because the reviews said they offered in cart GPS. When I got to the ProShop they said they no longer offer GPS because of cost or equipment breaking. I was already out there so I decided to play... and I can tell why they need GPS in cart ... there are the occasional 150,175,200 markers but nothing else. It hard to find a sprinkler and none were marked. There are maybe one or two level holes everything else has a pretty significant up or downhill. I wasn't a big fan, but I guess that is preference.

Natalie G. Reviewed September 07, 2010

This course may be an enjoyable experience for men but the two times I have played this course have not been for me. The marshalls and maintenence men are extremely sexist. This type of behavior and treatment in 2010 is not acceptable. I will never play here again because of them. They have no idea what they are talking about, are extremely rude, stubborn, and openly show disdain. If you want to play a relaxing round of golf do not play here. One extra tidbit, the lady at the snack shack is not polite or happy in the least and they sell you expired Snickers bars for $1.00. Gross.
I recommend Pine Ridge GC, while it is more expensive its a more enjoyable experience and has a driving range which allows you te opportunity to warm-up before a round.

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