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Walden Country Club (#7 of 100)
Phil and I played at Walden Country Club in Crofton, marking my tenth round of the year at various courses. I scored 101, while Phil had 100, indicating the course’s higher difficulty due to more trouble spots. Struggling with my putting, I recorded no birdies and six pars. Next up is Bay Hills Golf Club.
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Blue Heron Golf Course Re-play (March 2026)
It’s the first day to hit the 70s in Maryland in 2026 and Barry, Rich and I made it out to Blue Heron Golf Course in Stevensville for a quick round, playing from the white tees. Sadly, the more interesting back nine was closed due to green aeration and over-seeding and they had covered the
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Geeking Out About Club Distances
There seem to be plenty of ways to “figure out” how far you hit each of the clubs in your bag. The simplest way for me would be to just use my Voice Caddie watch to tell me what to hit. Each time I hit a shot I can enter what club I used and
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Lessons Learned at the Driving Range
After a challenging round at River Marsh Golf Club, the author reevaluated their choice of clubs, especially the 4-wood for a critical shot. A visit to Severna Park Golf Center with a launch monitor revealed that hitting from a tee dramatically increases success rates. The author plans to improve data collection for more informed club…
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River Marsh Golf Club, Cambridge – Course #5 (February 2026)
Playing at the River Marsh Golf Club at the Hyatt Regency Resort in Cambridge, Maryland, in February 2026.
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River Marsh Golf Club – Pre-planning (February 2026)
Pre-planning a round of golf at an unfamiliar course may enhance performance by reducing uncertainty. After reflecting on previous rounds, the author realizes the importance of understanding club distances and strategizing based on course features. A well-structured plan could lead to improved scores, emphasizing preparation for new courses.