![]() Edward Hugh (Ned) Hanlon | Mount Pleasant ParkGolf CourseMaryland's Tournament CourseEstd. June 30, 1934 | Charles Augustin (Gus) Hook |
Course Designer and Builder: Charles Augustin (Gus) Hook
President, Baltimore City Park Board, 1931 to 1937: Edward Hugh (Ned) Hanlon (aka "The Father of Modern Baseball"and "Foxy Ned")
USGA Sponsored National Events
1939 U. S. Amateur Public Links Championship
1954 U. S. Open Qualifying Round
1956 U. S. Open Qualifying Round
PGA of America Sponsored International Events
Eastern Open: 1950 to 1958, 1962
BMGC Sponsored State and Local Events
Maryland Amateur Stroke Play Championship: 1968 to 2009, 2011
Baltimore Two-Man Team Championship: Annually since 1990
Baltimore Women's Amateur Championship: Annually since ____
Baltimore Match-Play Championship (final round): Annually to 2011
One Round: 64 by Tommy Bolt in 1957
Next Best Round (65): Clayton Heafner, 1950; Dow Finsterwald, 1958; Doug Ford, 1962; Billy Wingerd, 2004*
Next Best Round (66): Doug Ford, 1952; Ralph Lomeli, 1953; Bob Toski, 1954, Arnold Palmer and Harold Williams, 1956; Fred Hawkins, 1957; Bart DeLuca, 2000*
One Round: 64 Tommy Bolt, 1957
Four Rounds: 275 Sam Snead, 1952
Playoff Wins: 1 Art Wall, 1958, over Bob Rosburg and Jack Burke, Jr.
Best Finish by a Maryland Professional: T2 Charlie Bassler, 1953
Best Finish by a Maryland Amateur: T27 Deane Beman, 1958
Best Finish by a Baltimore Amateur: T37 Bill Cole, 1956
Lowest Round By A One-Armed Golfer: 78 Jimmy Nichols, 1953
Best Finish by an Australian movie star with a PGA Tour victory: T21 Joe Kirkwood, Jr., 1951
Best Finish by a Lawyer who won the Masters Par-3 Tournament: Out of Final 18 Terry Dill, 1962
One Round: 65 Billy Wingerd, 2004*
Three Rounds: 205 Billy Wingerd, 2004*
Number of Wins: 5 Joe Walter, 1976 through 1980
One round: 62 Jim Castagna and Craig Groenendaal, 2007
Two rounds: 128 Chris Baloga and Michael Larkin, 2004
Number of wins: 6 Joe Records and Larry Storck, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2004
One round: 73 Stephanie Connelly, 2003
* Alteration of the course layout after 1962 resulted in the lowering of par from 72 to 71, and the shortening of the course from 6,895 yards to 6,726.