The Links at Perry Cabin

The Links at Perry Cabin is notable for being the last course designed by Pete Dye. The course is on a peninsula that extends into the Miles River a couple miles north of the historic town of St. Michaels.

A Pete Dye Designed Resort Course

The Links at Perry Cabin is an 18-hole golf course associated with the luxury resort The Inn at Perry Cabin, which is about two miles south of the course. The Links were the final golf course design project of Pete Dye. The course is very flexible in terms of playing length with five sets of tees (and combinations of tees) that play to nine different lengths ranging from 4,884 to 7,023 yards.

Memberships are available and benefits include tee times on the golf course, access to the club's indoor golf simulators, discounts at the Inn at Perry Cabin, and access to golf and social events.

Notes

Course Architect: Pete Dye
Cruise Ports Closest to Saint Michaels
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A Museum, An Inn and A Golf Course

St. Michaels is on the Miles River, about five miles inland from the eastern shore of the Chesapeake Bay. The town has been a tourist destination since the mid-1800's when steamboats brought visitors across the bay from Baltimore. It's been the home of the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum since 1965.

Driving Distances to The Links at Perry Cabin

Easton (13 miles)
Salisbury (60 miles)
Baltimore (75 miles)
Rehoboth Beach (77 miles)
Washington DC (82 miles)
Ocean City (90 miles)
Wilmington (93 miles)
Virginia Beach (200 miles)
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Driving Distance To Airport(s)

Baltimore-Washington International (BWI): 70 miles
Reagan National (DCA): 83 miles
Dulles International (IAD): 110 miles
Wilmington Airport (ILG): 83 miles

Driving Distances to Nearby Courses

Talbot Country Club (16.8 miles)
River Marsh Golf Club (29.6 miles)
Prospect Bay Country Club (35.4 miles)
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