Woodmont Country Club - North

Woodmont Country Club traces its origins to 1913, with William Flynn designing the North Course at the current Rockville site (opened 1927). Flynn — one of the most celebrated Golden Age architects, also responsible for Shinnecock Hills and Merion — created a classic parkland layout later renovated by Arthur Hills. A second 18 (South Course, Alfred Tull, 1950) makes Woodmont a 36-hole facility.

The club has hosted the 120th U.S. Women\'s Amateur (2020), U.S. Open Final Qualifying over 40 times since 1986, and is selected for the 2025-2026 U.S. Adaptive Opens and 2028 U.S. Junior Amateur — one of the most prolific USGA host sites in the mid-Atlantic.

A classic tree-lined parkland course with Golden Age Flynn design principles — strategic angles off the tee and well-defended green complexes demanding precise iron play. The Arthur Hills renovation preserved Flynn\'s intent while modernizing playability.

Strictly private — one of the most prolific USGA championship host sites in the mid-Atlantic region.

Flynn greens reward shots approaching from the correct angle. Study pin positions carefully.

Course management and accuracy off the tee are more valuable than length on this classic parkland layout.

The green contours funnel balls away from tucked pins — favor the center of greens.