Winters Run Golf Club

The 18-hole course at the Winters Run Golf Club facility in Bel Air, Maryland features 6,750 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 72.2 and it has a slope rating of 128 on Rye grass. Designed by Raymond F. Loving, Jr., ASGCA, the Winters Run golf course opened in 1973.

HOLE #1 - PAR 4

An inviting hole begins the front side. A good drive from the elevated tee leaves just a short iron to the green. Birdie is very possible here.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	351
White	320
Gold	293
Red	291

HOLE #2 - PAR 5

This gentle dog-led right is tree lined from tee to green. Bunkered left and right, the large green offers both undulations and flat lies. Reachable in two shots by big hitters.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	501
White	483
Gold	409
Red	407

HOLE #3 - PAR 4

Woods to the right can be trouble and should be avoided off the tee. A straightaway par 4 with a green bunkered on both sides and fronted by Winters Run. A deceptively difficult hold.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	397
White	362
Gold	277
Red	275

HOLE #4 - PAR 4

This dog-leg left has a lateral hazard left and Out of Bounds right. A long tee shot down the hazard line presents a mid-iron to a large green. An excellent tee shot is the key to making par here.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	399
White	354
Gold	290
Red	288

HOLE #5 - PAR 3

This demanding par 3 has a contoured green protected by a pond in the front, a bunker left and two trees on the right. Par is a good score.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	202
White	163
Gold	156
Red	110

HOLE #6 - PAR 5
A carry of 200 yards is required to clear Winters Run from this slightly elevated tee. The dog-leg left has several trees making this green virtually unreachable in two. A contoured, sloping green is bunkered on both sides and requires an accurate approach shot. Consider laying up off the tee and scrambling for par.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	574
White	515
Gold	418
Red	416

HOLE #7 - PAR 3

A tee shot to an elevated green must avoid a deep bunker on the left and a collection area on the right. A sloped bank in front of the green will trap any shots under-clubbed. A pond and small stream in front of the green should not come into play. Hit plenty of club.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	171
White	158
Gold	146
Red	133

HOLE #8 - PAR 4

A very demanding straightaway hole. A small stream presents a lateral hazard on the right and a small pond is in the fairway about 265 yards from the tee. The elevated green is protected by three bunkers and is best reached with a high soft approach. Take par and go!

Tee	Yardage
Blue	402
White	378
Gold	378
Red	300

HOLE #9 - PAR 4

A great driving hole and a good challenge to finish the front side. From the elevated tee, a drive to the right side of the fairway will present an open shot to the elevated green, sloped from back to front. If you want to make par you must avoid the left side.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	400
White	365
Gold	365
Red	285

HOLE #10 - PAR 4

This tough, sharp dog-leg left begins the back nine. From a severely elevated tee, a long tee shot is required to clear the turn. Three bunkers protect a two-tiered green. Par here is a good start for the back side.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	390
White	386
Gold	386
Red	267

HOLE #11 - PAR 4

A gentle dog-leg right bordered by woods on the right and Winters Run on the left. An undulating green is protected by bunkers right, left and long. Par here is well earned.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	406
White	384
Gold	352
Red	247

HOLE #12 - PAR 5

This three shot par 5 is lined by trees the entire length of the fairway. Fairway bunkers on both sides can come into play. A generous green presents birdie opportunities from well placed approach shots.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	538
White	516
Gold	352
Red	470

HOLE #13 - PAR 3

A deceptively challenging par 3. The distinctively elevated green has several undulations, requiring a deft putting touch. Do not under-club.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	176
White	144
Gold	144
Red	125

HOLE #14 - PAR 4

This straightaway downhill par 4 is lined with trees on both sides. The approach shot is usually hit from downhill slope to a shallow green making it difficult to hold the green at all, let alone hit it close. Par often wins this hole.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	405
White	376
Gold	376
Red	351

HOLE #15 - PAR 3

The toughest par 3 on the course. Water hazards front and right, coupled with bunkers left and long, leave no bail-out area on this hole. This two-tiered green can present tough pin placements, bringing three putts into play. Its position on the back nine makes this hole a turning point in many matches.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	209
White	190
Gold	146
Red	130

HOLE #16 - PAR 4

This short, sharp dog-leg left requires a tee shot to a strategic target area. The approach shot from a side hill lie to a slightly elevated, shallow green will test your shot making skills. Yet another deceptively tough hole.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	341
White	313
Gold	313
Red	284

HOLE #17 - PAR 5

Three ponds to the right and woods to the left demand a straight tee shot. A long tee shot presents the player with a high-risk, high-reward attempt to reach the green in two. The severely elevated, two-tiered green is protected by three bunkers. The most scenic hole on the course.

Tee	Yardage
Blue	491
White	475
Gold	401
Red	397

HOLE #18 - PAR 4

A demanding straightaway par 4 lined with trees on the left and woods on the right. Three strategically placed fairway bunkers on the right frequently come into play off the tee. This uphill hole demands two wll played shots to another two-tiered green. A great finishing hole!

Tee	Yardage
Blue	438
White	409
Gold	315
Red	310