Green Hill Yacht & Country Club has proudly served the golf and social community of Salisbury, Maryland since 1927. Now, the prestigious private club is even better than ever: the Club maintains its status as the preferred social and sporting venue for business professionals and families. Member satisfaction is at an all-time high.

Green Hill offers an 18-hole, 6,790-yard, par 72 golf course that's championship in every way. The pride of Salisbury, Green Hill has played host to several PGA section tournaments.

The classic layout is challenging and thoroughly enjoyable. The golf course tests abilities with water coming into play in 12 holes, tall trees hanging precariously over edges of fairways, and well-guarded greens. Fret not, however, the golf course is user-friendly to higher handicap golfers

Members say that every hole on the golf course is a signature hole, and they never get bored playing it. Come find out for yourself.

And there's more to Green Hill's golf program: a newly improved, natural turf driving range and practice facility; a comprehensive tournament schedule for all handicaps; professional instruction; activities for junior and senior golfers; club fittings; men's and women's locker rooms; bag storage; bag drop; and a newly renovated Golf Shop offering the latest in brand.

2008 Salisbury Open

Bay Club PGA apprentice Jared Goslee withstood an amazing eagle by Glen Riddle PGA Director of Instruction Dennis Winters from 60 yards on the final hole at Green Hill Yacht and Country Club to win the 2008 Salisbury Open Championship sponsored by Eastern Shore Distributors and Holloway Funeral Homes. Goslee finished with a 2-day total of 6 under par (68-70), 2 shots ahead of Winters (71-69), and 3 shots clear of Baltimore’s Suburban Club PGA teaching Professional Mark Evenson (70-71). Host PGA Professionals Jack Skilling (73-71) and Mike Callender (80-69) finished in 4th and 5th place respectively. Green Hill member Chris Mason won low amateur gross honors firing a very strong 71 the second day to finish at 149.

The Salisbury Open was one the most popular tournaments in Maryland during the 1970’s and 80’s but ceased to be played when sponsors dropped out in the late 80’s. When Mr. Skilling came to Green Hill in 2005 he had the vision of bringing the event back to life since he had played in it in 1975 and ’76 as junior golfer. Though it took 3 years to make it happen, the Salisbury Open is once again available for Professionals and amateurs to compete in a 2-day individual stroke play championship.

The first day, Sunday October 5th, was actually two events in one: a 4-man pro-am with 1 PGA Professional and 3 amateurs, as well as the individuals’ scores counting as the first day of the 2-day Championship. The second day, Monday October 6th, saw 10 Pros and 11 amateurs tee off for the second round of the Championship. The weather was fantastic and the golf was quite good with 5 professionals and 1 amateur besting par for the day.

-Green Hill Yacht & Country Club

Professional Golf Staff