Prospect Bay Country Club
Grasonville, Maryland
A P.B. Dye design on Maryland's Eastern Shore near the Chesapeake Bay, Prospect Bay offers semi-private access to a challenging layout through tidewater terrain. The waterfront property features tidal marsh views, Chesapeake Bay breezes, and Dye family design DNA with strategic bunkering and water hazards.
History & Heritage
Prospect Bay was designed by P.B. Dye (Pete Dye\'s son) and opened in 1989, just 10 miles east of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge on Maryland\'s Eastern Shore. A semi-private club offering golf, marina, tennis, and pickleball in a tidewater setting.
The flat tidewater terrain and constant coastal breezes from the Chesapeake Bay make wind the great equalizer. P.B. Dye\'s characteristic round, flattish greens are deceptive with subtle grain influenced by the bay.
Signature Holes
One of the tidewater holes where marshland and Chesapeake Bay breezes create both natural hazard and scenic beauty. Wind adds complexity to every shot on the exposed terrain.
What to Expect
Flat tidewater terrain with constant Chesapeake Bay breezes. Water and wetlands create natural hazards. P.B. Dye\'s deceptive greens look straightforward but have subtle grain. Semi-private with marina.
Public access at $40-75 on the Eastern Shore.
Playing Tips
Wind is constant — account for coastal breezes on every shot.
Flat greens are deceptive with bay-influenced grain. Read carefully.
Highlights
- ✓ P.B. Dye design on Maryland's Eastern Shore
- ✓ Chesapeake Bay and tidal marsh views
- ✓ Semi-private access to challenging tidewater golf
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it near the Bay Bridge?
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