Mount Pleasant Golf Course

Located in Baltimore on the north side of the city, Mount Pleasant hosted pro golf tour events in the 1950's.

18 Hole Baltimore Course: Arnold Palmer Won Here

Mount Pleasant Golf course is one of the "Classic 5" courses owned and operated by the Baltimore Municipal Golf Corporation. It's a par 71 or par 72 (depends upon whether your tees designate the ninth hole as a par 4 or par 5) with four sets of tees and a combo, playable between 5,376 and 6,726 yards.

Arnold Palmer won his second professional golf tournament when Mount Pleasant hosted the Eastern Open in 1956. The tournament was played here ten times between 1950 and 1962.

Notes

Opened: 1934
Course Architect: Gus Hook
Cruise Ports Closest to Baltimore
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Public Golf on Perring Parkway in Northern Baltimore

Mount Pleasant Golf Course is on the west side of Perring Parkway and is bisected by Northern Parkway. The closest access to the Baltimore Beltway (I-695) is at the Loch Raven Boulevard exit, about 3.5 miles north of the golf course. While this parkland style course is surrounded by residential communities, homes are only visible on a couple of holes at the north and south edges of the property. A bridge takes golfers across Northern Parkway.

Driving Distances to Mount Pleasant Golf Course

Timonium (6.6 miles)
White Marsh (8.3 miles)
Pikesville (10.1 miles)
Essex (10.7 miles)
Glen Burnie (19 miles)
Aberdeen (29.7 miles)
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Driving Distance To Airport(s)

Baltimore-Washington International (BWI): 16 miles

Driving Distances to Nearby Courses

Country Club of Maryland (3.3 miles)
Elkridge Club (3.7 miles)
Clifton Park Golf Course (3.8 miles)
The Suburban Club (8.7 miles)
Carroll Park Golf Course (8.9 miles)
Forest Park Golf Course (9.2 miles)
Rolling Road Golf Club (19.9 miles)
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