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CLUB LIFE
at its fullest
Two clubhouses, two golf courses, three swimming pools, countless dining venues, and a tradition of welcoming new Members that spans well beyond a centennial.
Only one Club champions it all, and I’m honored to introduce a celebrated, four seasons lifestyle that comes activated beyond belief.
Without further ado, allow me to signal the sounds of summertime shotgun starts and midwinter duckpin bowling lanes; ignite the warmth of fireside lounges and pizza oven patio nights; decant a wine culture that summons the world over and, most importantly, animate the all-important sense of connection tying our Club culture together.
The grand reveals pick up here with our New Member Onboarding Program. Each week spotlights the different perks, programs, and personnel that make Baltimore Country Club your everyday escape for dining well, competing often, and celebrating always.
And away we go.
M. Kent Johnson, CCM, CCE
General Manager
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OF PARKS
AND FARMS
A Club culture founded on January 13, 1898 celebrated yearlong across two expansive campuses.
Maryland’s 2nd-oldest working duckpin bowling alley animated with open bowling nights and leagues.
13 American Elm trees rooted at Five Farms; an iconic 19th-century species and a rare present-day sight.
A Club culture founded on January 13, 1898 celebrated yearlong across two expansive campuses.
Maryland’s 2nd-oldest working duckpin bowling alley animated with open bowling nights and leagues.
A famed East Course of A.W. Tillinghast architectural acclaim that opened for play in September 1926.
An Independence Day Celebration that treats 1,800 attendees to fireworks, sky divers, carnival rides and more.
The runway shows, pop-up boutiques and plated delights of Roland Park’s grand Annual Fashion Show.
13 American Elm trees rooted at Five Farms; an iconic 19th-century species and a rare present-day sight.
A famed East Course of A.W. Tillinghast architectural acclaim that opened for play in September 1926.
An Independence Day Celebration that treats 1,800 attendees to fireworks and family-friendly festivities.
The runway shows, pop-up boutiques and plated delights of Roland Park’s grand Annual Fashion Show.
Three days of Member-Guest Invitational tournament prestige that harkens back to 1957.
Member rallies extending across tennis, pickleball, squash and paddle tennis matchups.
The rare pours and overflowing perks enjoyed by our thriving Somm Society wine club.
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CUSTOMS
& CULTURE
Baltimore Country Club is a private, family-oriented association of members committed to camaraderie, tradition, and core values of dignity, courtesy, respect, and graciousness who enjoy social, golf, and recreational activities provided at the highest level of service in exceptional facilities.
BCC generally enjoys a Country Club Casual atmosphere. Please keep guests in-the-know of dress code requirements and note that standards may be waived for special activities and functions.
COUNTRY CLUB CASUAL
Predominantly acceptable in both clubhouses save for the BCC holiday season at Roland Park, during which semi-formal dress is required in main dining rooms.
Gentlemen & Boys
Acceptable: Collared dress shirts or collared polo-style shirts, hooded apparel, sweaters (collared shirts required underneath), dress slacks (cotton chinos and dress shorts), clean denim with finished hems (recommended with a blazer or sport coat).
Ladies & Girls
Acceptable: Dresses, blouses, dress tops, collarless dress shirts, collared shirts, hooded apparel, sweaters, skirts, dress slacks, dress shorts, clean denim with finished hems, dress sandals, open-toed shoes, dress hats.
Dresses, rompers, skirts, and shorts must reach a minimum of mid-thigh in length; tops must be modest with no plunging neckline.
NO COVER UNDER COVER POLICY
Hats, visors, and hoods shall be removed within the interiors (including porches) of any Club facilities. When outside, please keep hats and visors facing forward.
RECREATIONAL ATTIRE
Golf & Tennis Attire is permitted in the Elm Room, Trophy Bar, 1924 Grille, Adirondack Bar, and all porches at Five Farms. Squash & Paddle Tennis Attire is acceptable on the Grille Porch and in the Maryland Room at Roland Park.
For a comprehensive dress code guide including Sports Dress and BCC Holiday Attire, please follow the link.
Hosting is one of our finest traditions, and facilitated through our guest card system. To request a guest card, please contact the Membership Team at membership@bcc1898.com and 410.554.8004. Three business days notice is required.
STANDARD GUEST CARD
2 Adults + Children, 1 Week
Allows Member-accompanied use of Five Farms pool, dining, and fitness. No guest fees apply during the first week. Available to adult golf Members who do not own or rent (through an agent or other LLC, Trust, etc.) a residence within a 50-mile radius of either clubhouse.
EXCHANGE STUDENT CARD
1 Guest, 4 Consecutive Weeks
No guest fees; includes all amenities except golf.
AU PAIR CARD
1 Au Pair, 3 Months
No guest fees; includes all amenities except golf.
Please follow the link for more info and pricing.
Our Member website is your online source for complete Club enlightenment. Please log in and follow the link to access key rules, regulations, policies, and Club Bylaws.
All electronic device usage must be brief and not impede the enjoyment of the Club by other members. This includes use of cell phones, smartphones, tablets, earbuds, watches, laptops, and similar devices.
Phone Calls & Video Conferences
Permitted only in private meeting rooms, locker rooms, restrooms, and inside personal vehicles. For your convenience, courtesy phones are located throughout the Club on both campuses and the Pool Complex.
Laptops & Tablets
Permitted in the Board Room, the Magnolia Room, and the Tilly Room at Five Farms or the Maryland Room at Roland Park (if unoccupied). Tablets may also be used at the Pool Complex.
Please head to our Club Policies page for additional info.
The good will of BCC is not possible without a grateful and determined staff, however, cash tipping is prohibited with exceptions to valet and locker room attendants in light of exemplary service. Additionally, as caddies are independent contractors, tipping is encouraged.
A service fee is charged to all food and beverage sales to help support F&B staff wages; additionally, they participate in a competitive compensation program that serves to generate and reward performance.
Instead, the Club encourages Members to show appreciation by contributing to an annual Staff Holiday Fund, which recognizes staff in the form of a years-end gratuity.
Legacies are made at BCC. To maintain Club enjoyment for all, please ensure children are supervised while on Club grounds, observe age restrictions, and note that Members are responsible for the conduct of their children and any charges incurred.
Au Pair Registration
Please register for an Au Pair pass in the link below and look for a pick-up notification after three business days.
For any questions, please contact Membership Assistant Hannah Schmitt at hschmitt@bcc1898.com.
Great People Make Favorite Places
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STEEPED IN
HISTORY
Baltimore Country Club was founded at its Roland Park location.
The Club hosted the fifth United States Open Championship, won by Willie Smith of Scotland.
The East Course at Five Farms, designed by A. W. Tillinghast, officially opened.
After sustaining fire damage in October of the previous year the Roland Park Clubhouse was virtually destroyed by a second fire.
The new “in-town” Clubhouse was formally opened.
The duckpin bowling lanes were built and remain in use today.
The grass tennis courts at Roland Park were selected by the National Lawn Tennis Association to host the qualifying rounds for the Davis Cup matches.
The Club’s swim complex was first built.
The Roland Park Golf Course was officially closed when all of the property on the west side of Falls Road was sold. The West Course at Five Farms opened.
Squash courts, now international, were added to the Roland Park facility.
The Club expanded its racquets program and added paddle tennis courts to the Roland Park campus.
Renovations of the swim complex were completed, and the current facility, consisting of three independent pools, opened at Five Farms.
New tennis courts at Five Farms debuted.
LINKS magazine named Baltimore Country Club as one of the 100 Most Prestigious Clubs in the World.
Baltimore CC was named #103 on the Platinum Clubs of the World list.
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MEET
YOUR MANAGEMENT TEAM
Ranked One of the Top 50 Clubs in the USA and Top 100 in the World
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BEGIN YOUR
JOURNEY
Each week you’ll receive an email about Baltimore Country Club and be offered the chance to choose an experience to guide your private Club immersion.
You can return to this page at any time for information regarding your new membership.
Great People Make Favorite Places
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