Golf in Havre de Grace

Havre de Grace is a beautifully preserved Victorian river city at the mouth of the Susquehanna where it broadens into the Susquehanna Flats and enters the upper Chesapeake Bay. The French name—Harbor of Grace—was bestowed by the Marquis de Lafayette, and the city's architectural heritage reflects its prosperous nineteenth-century identity as a river and railroad center. Bulle Rock Golf Club, a Pete Dye design widely regarded as one of Maryland's finest golf experiences, occupies rolling terrain above the flats with Susquehanna River views from multiple positions on the course. The city's waterfowl culture—the Flats are one of the most celebrated duck hunting locations on the Atlantic flyway—and the decoy museum that honors that tradition make Havre de Grace one of Maryland's most characterful small cities.