Carroll Park Golf Course

Carroll Park Golf Course is a 9-hole public course located in Baltimore, Maryland, just minutes from downtown's convention hotels and business district. The compact layout makes it ideal for quick rounds between meetings and work commitments, with players often completing two nine-hole rounds in a single day using the "Replay" option.

The course features a par-3 hole on Number 5, a 158-yard test. It accommodates both traditional golf and FootGolf. Club rentals are available for convenience.

Beyond its recreational appeal, Carroll Park holds significant historical importance in Baltimore's civil rights history. In the 1940s, it was the only golf course where African American golfers were permitted to play due to segregation policies. A group of determined players from Carroll Park challenged the city through legal action, eventually gaining access to all public golf courses. Their persistence became the catalyst for desegregating all of Baltimore City's public recreation facilities, not just golf courses, making the course a landmark in the city's integration efforts.