The Links at Perry Cabin taps Troon for management

Troon has been selected to manage the Links at Perry Cabin in St. Michaels, Maryland. Troon Privé, the private club operating division of Troon, will manage golf operations, agronomy, sales and marketing, and on-course food & beverage.

Located along Maryland’s Eastern Shore, the Links at Perry Cabin is the last course completed by the legendary Pete and Alice Dye with their son P.B. Dye. The 18-hole championship golf course opened for play in 2018 and is considered one of the top golf courses in Maryland. Dye named the course’s final three-hole stretch “Goodnight Kiss,” with a short risk-reward par-4 16th hole, a replica of Pete Dye’s 17th hole island green at TPC Sawgrass, and a bold closing hole that begins with a tee shot over a lake and continues with water up the entire right side. The course plays to a par of 72 and tips out at 7,023 yards.

“Do not let the course’s unspoken beauty and sophistication fool you,” Inn at Perry Cabin GM Claudio Togo said. “It challenges you on many levels, from deceiving fairways to rollercoaster greens. This is a round of golf you wish would never end.

“The partnership between Troon and the Links at Perry Cabin represents a synergy of excellence, and we are excited about the journey ahead. Together, we look forward to delivering unparalleled service and unforgettable moments to our members and guests.”

The property also features a fleet of five sailboats, among other amenities, and was featured in the 2005 comedy “Wedding Crashers.” It’s located about 90 minutes from Washington, D.C., and about two and a half hours from Philadelphia.

“The entire Perry Cabin property is phenomenal, from the beautiful Inn and outstanding golf course to the guest amenities and fleet of sail boats,” Troon operations VP Archie Cart said. “Our Troon Privé management team will now look to further elevate the already tremendous operations at the Links at Perry Cabin. We are confident that our management practices and dedication to outstanding service will make an already exceptional property even better.”