About Marlton Golf Club

Marlton Golf Club is located in the Marlton Community in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. The first public course in Prince George's county with bent grass fairways and greens, Marlton is a par 71 layout that plays between 4600 yards (forward tees) to 6200 yards (back tees).

This year-round, 18-hole course is nestled within 150 acres of beautiful landscaping. Designed by Ault-Clark and Associates, Marlton has taken on the charm of a course that has evolved around timeless nature.

Marlton offers a full service clubhouse, with a fully stocked golf shop, food service dining area and an outside patio and pavilion overlooking the front nine.

Requiring accuracy to conquer the tight tree lined fairways, Marlton offers a challenge that is sure to bring players back time and time again!

Our driving range offers both matted stations and grass tees. The large, 5-hole putting green is sided by our chipping green offering hills and slopes to practice those difficult chips and pitches.

Contact Information:

9413 Midland Turn
Upper Marlboro, MD, USA
20772-5289
Telephone: 301-856-7566
Fax:

Driving Directions:

FROM BOWIE/CROFTON AREAS
Take route 301 south approximately 16 miles. Make a left at light onto Old Indian Head Road. Bear left at the fork onto Duley Station Road and make a left at stop sign. Make first left at Wallace Lane (hard bend in road), go 1/4 mile to stone pillars on right.

FROM WASHINGTON D.C.
Go east on Route 4, Pennsylvania Avenue (Exit 11 off the beltway) to Route 301 South. Go 6 miles and make a left at the light onto Old Indian Head Road, bear left at the fork onto Duley Station Road, and make a left at stop sign. Make first left at Wallace Lane (hard bend in road), go 1/4 mile to stone pillars on right.

FROM VIRGINIA
Take Interstate Route 95 North across the Woodrow Wilson Bridge to Route 5 South (Branch Ave.) Make a left at the light at Brandywine Road, go 1/4 mile, make a left at the light at Route 301 North. Make a right at the light onto Old Indian Head Road. Bear left at the fork onto Duley Station Road and make a left at stop sign. Make first left at Wallace Lane (hard bend in road), go 1/4 mile to stone pillars on right.