Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Phoenix

Eagle's Nest Country Club is a private 18-hole club nestled in Phoenix, Maryland, founded in 1967 and set among the rolling terrain of Baltimore County. The course was designed by prolific golf architect Geoffrey Cornish and features strategically placed water hazards, including a signature par-3 17th hole demanding a precise downhill shot over water. The club has a notable competitive history, having hosted the Maryland State Amateur Championship in 1985.

Hillendale Country Club is a private, member-owned club founded in the early 1920s on rolling farmland in Phoenix, Maryland, approximately 15 miles north of Baltimore. The 18-hole championship course was originally designed by Herbert Strong and later expanded and refined by Edmund Ault in 1959, playing to a demanding slope rating of 134. Natural spring-fed streams traverse multiple holes, and the club has hosted notable regional events including the Maryland State Amateur Championship and the Maryland Open.

Hunt Valley Country Club is a private 18-hole club founded in the mid-1950s in Phoenix, Maryland, set within the scenic Hunt Valley community north of Baltimore. The course was originally designed by respected Mid-Atlantic architect Edmund B. Ault and has since undergone significant renovations, most recently in 2017, resulting in a demanding par-72 layout stretching over 7,000 yards with bentgrass greens and fairways. The club has hosted notable regional competitions including the Maryland State Amateur and Maryland State Open championships.