Perry Golf & Country Club
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the absolute best time to visit Perry Golf & Country Club for prime playing conditions?
We always steer people towards late spring or early fall at Perry. The bentgrass greens are at their absolute purest then, rolling fast and true. You'll find the fairways perfectly manicured, offering ideal lies before the summer heat or winter chill takes its toll.
What's the signature hole at Perry Golf & Country Club, and what advice do you have for playing it?
You absolutely have to experience the par-3 14th - it's a beauty and a beast. With water guarding the front and right, and a tricky bunker left, club selection is paramount. We recommend taking one more club than you think, aiming for the center of the green, and trusting your swing.
How does the pace of play usually stack up at Perry, especially on a busy Saturday, and is the green fee justified?
On weekends, Perry can get a bit backed up, so expect a four-and-a-half to five-hour round if you're playing mid-morning. However, the course's immaculate condition and engaging layout absolutely justify the cost; it's a premium experience. If pace is critical, aim for an early weekday tee time.
Beyond the course, what's the vibe like at Perry Golf & Country Club, and are there good options for a post-round meal?
Perry has that classic, understated country club feel - it's welcoming without being stuffy. The 19th Hole Grille is our go-to for a casual post-round burger and a cold drink, but their main dining room offers a more upscale menu if you're celebrating. You'll find the staff genuinely friendly and attentive.
I'm a mid-handicapper; will Perry Golf & Country Club be too punishing, or is it fair for all skill levels?
Perry is definitely a test, but it's fair if you play smart. The course rewards precision over power, especially with its subtly contoured greens and strategically placed bunkers. We suggest playing from the appropriate tees and focusing on course management - you'll have a great time.