Country Club at Woodmore

Overview: In Mitchellville, Maryland, the Country Club at Woodmore presents a private 18-hole course designed by Arnold Palmer, Ed Seay and Algie Pulley. Wooded corridors, water hazards and broad parkland movement shape the residential setting. Its scale and hazards make it a full championship course while the surrounding landscape remains distinctly suburban and tree-lined.

History: Woodmore’s club lineage began in 1923 as Beaver Dam Golf and Country Club. The present golf course opened in 1981 after the earlier site was replaced, and the Palmer, Seay and Pulley design became the foundation of the current club.

Did You Know? The course’s institutional history includes a long transition from Beaver Dam to Prince George’s Golf and Country Club and finally Woodmore. That naming sequence mirrors the course’s move from an older local club to the present private community and golf facility.