On the edge of urban sprawl up the I-270 corridor towards Frederick lies the distinct new flavor of the Whiskey Creek Golf Club. A course developed with Ernie Els as design consultant, Whiskey Creek is a shot of medicine any golf junkie would love to indulge.

Unlike other courses, Whiskey Creek presents each hole with individual flair. There is very little overlap in rough giving the feel that your group is the only one on the course at times.

The presentation at each tee frames the hole, exuding the difference and  character each holds.  The flavor of  the courses design embodies both the natural scenery of the underlying an approaching land blended perfectly with meticulous flow of the  courses fairways.

Amigos favorite Hole: The number 12 par 4 is the hole we Amigos liked best. As you can see in the picture to the right, the view from the tee shot is "amazing" to say the least. This dogleg left starts with a tee shot that is key to scoring good on this hole.

The ideal shot clears the ridge on the right hand side of the fairway, allowing for a make-able second shot to a green nestled atop a small hill.

If your tee shot goes left, the flanking rough blinds your second shot to the green.  Right before the small rise to the green is a dense area of rough that crosses the end of the holes approaching fairway. Making for an ideal magnet for those brave enough to attempt the blind second shot from the left.  As is the norm for  more than a couple of holes at Whiskey Creek, course management is key.