Lighthouse Sound, straddling the marshlands of Bishopville, Maryland, is a course where water dictates more than just hazard lines, it defines the experience. Carved into the coastal ecosystem, Arthur Hills designed this expansive, modern layout that embraces both the beauty and the strategic challenges of its bayside location. The course itself is known for its generous fairways, which belie the cunning of the approach shots required to navigate the undulating greens guarded by ever-present breezes. Its length makes it a brute from the tips, but its playability remains accessible for golfers of all skill levels, although a draw is favored into the wind. While Lighthouse Sound may not boast a history of hosting major championships, it has nonetheless become a favored destination for those seeking a challenging round amid the serenity of the coastal landscape. It is rumored that locals often come for the sunsets as much as they do for the golf, enjoying the panoramic views from the clubhouse porch, cocktail in hand, as another day fades over the Assawoman Bay.