Woodmont Country Club

The rolling piedmont terrain thirty minutes north of the Capitol creates natural elevation changes that architect William Flynn exploited masterfully in 1913, with strategic bunkering that punishes wayward drives while rewarding precise iron play into elevated, contoured greens. Flynn's signature cross-hazards and diagonal fairway angles force constant decision-making, particularly on the demanding back nine where mature oaks frame tight landing areas. This Montgomery County gem proves that public access doesn't mean compromised architecture—the bones here rival any exclusive club in the Mid-Atlantic.