HIDDEN GEM OF DELAWARE
Maple Dale Country Club
Welcome to Maple Dale Country Club
A True Links Experience
The current location of Maple Dale Country Club has a rich history intertwined with the early history of Delaware. The land was known as Virgin Choice when Jane Bartlett took it up in 1681. The original deed, dated 1684 and signed by William Penn, assigned “Foxhall in the County of Kent” to John Reynolds for a yearly stipend of one bushel of wheat per 100 acres of land. Purchased in 1708 by Owen David of Wales with his father-in-law, the Foxhall Tract included an area of land from Hazletville Road north to Denney’s Road.
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A Club Filled With History
TIMELESS TRADITION, MODERN AMENITIES
Maple Dale Country Club is located on the home site of a descendant of the David family. One of the original structures remains as a personal residence and faces the 16th green and 17th tee. The Ridgely family purchased the property in 1776.
In 1922 Daniel O. Hastings constructed a three-hole golf course on his property, known as Maple Dale Farm, located on the corner of Route 8 and Kenton Road. Expanded to nine holes and designed by R. H. Johnson of Wilmington, the course was leased by a newly formed golf club.
Today, Maple Dale Country Club uses its growing regional prominence to play host to a number of Delaware state golf events, PGA, AJGA junior events each year, as well as offering members and the public best golfing available in the area.
“Maple Dale was in great shape, greens were true and fairly receptive. It’s pretty wide open and a nice test for all levels of skill.“
– Google Reviewer