Green Spring Valley Hunt Club

Overview: Green Spring Valley Hunt Club in Owings Mills, Maryland, is a parkland course set in a scenic valley. The routing features tree-lined fairways, rolling hills, and small green complexes. The design requires strategic placement off the tee to secure the best angles of approach to the well-guarded greens, demanding patience and accuracy throughout the entire round to post a good score.

History: The club was founded in 1892, and the original golf course opened in 1914 with nine holes designed by Tom Bendelow. In 1957, the club hired Robert Trent Jones Sr. to design a new layout and expand the course to 18 holes, creating the parkland routing that exists today.

Did You Know? The club maintains its rich equestrian heritage alongside golf, hosting horse shows and fox hunts on the surrounding valley lands. The fairways meander through areas that are still used for equestrian events, giving the course a unique, historic atmosphere that connects it to the local community.