Mount Pleasant Golf Course
Mount Pleasant Golf Course
6001 Hillen Rd
Baltimore, MD 21239-2402
United States
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Overview
Mount Pleasant was the site of Arnold Palmer’s third PGA Tour win at the 1956 Eastern Open. The event was played at Mount Pleasant from 1950-1958, with other winners including Sam Snead, Cary Middlecoff and Bob Toski. The public parkland track just north of downtown Baltimore also hosted the 1939 U.S. Amateur Public Links.
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Review
“Mount Pleasant is arguably Baltimore's best municipal course and has a good deal of history, hosting the 1939 U.S. Public Links Amateur and the PGA Tour in the 1950s. While not overly long now, this is a testing course with a tight layout and severe terrain. This hilly terrain makes it difficult to hold the fairways and makes these greens break quite a bit. For Baltimore residents, this is an excellent option at a good value, but the course is not quite what it used to be."
Read More2025
Review
“Lots of good holes here, 3, 9, 10, 14,15 and 17 will all get your attention from the back tees. Lots of hills but still fairly easy to walk. Longtime home of the Marayland Amature Stroke Play event, but not in great condition. Usually empty on Mondays and most early weekday mornings."
Read More2018
Review
“This is a pleasant city course. At one time it hosted a PGA event. The back nine is especially strong. I played there regularly in the 70's and enjoyed the heck out of it. It has fallen on hard times but it will test your game."
Read More2018
