Rolling Road Golf Club

Rolling Road Golf Club is an 18-hole course in Catonsville, Maryland, designed by Willie Park Jr. — a two-time British Open winner and World Golf Hall of Fame inductee — and built in 1919. Set across 100 acres, the course winds through mature trees with notable elevation changes. Bent and poa annua grass surfaces keep conditions consistent, while tight fairways and fast, contoured greens provide a genuine test for golfers of all skill levels. One of Rolling Road's most distinctive features is its no-tee-time policy — golfers simply show up and play. Fast average round times reinforce the relaxed, accessible atmosphere. The club also runs an active schedule of tournaments, leagues, and junior golf programs. Over the years the course has drawn notable visitors including Johnny Unitas, Fred Funk, Rocky Marciano, Brooks Robinson, and Gene Sarazen.