A following is a partial list of golf courses designed by Pete Dye.[1] He is credited with designing more than 200 courses internationally during his lifetime.[2] In 1982, Sports Illustrated wrote that Dye had a reputation for transforming "unpromising" land into picturesque and challenging golf courses, that required a style of play called "target golf".[3]

  • OD denotes courses for which Dye is the original designer
  • R denotes courses reconstructed by Dye
  • A denotes courses for which Dye made substantial additions
  • E denotes courses that Dye examined and on the construction of which he consulted
Name Contribution Year built City / Town State / Province Country Comments
Ancala CCODScottsdaleArizonaUnited States[4]
Red Mountain Ranch CC (Championship Course)OD1986MesaArizonaUnited States[5]
Carmel Valley Ranch GRODCarmel Valley RanchCaliforniaUnited States[6]
La Quinta Resort and Club (Dunes Course, Mountain Course)ODLa QuintaCaliforniaUnited States[7]
Lost Canyons Golf Club (Shadow Course, Sky Course)ODSimi ValleyCaliforniaUnited StatesDefunct[8][9]
Mission Hills CC Pete Dye CourseODRancho MirageCaliforniaUnited States
PGA West (Stadium Course)ODLa QuintaCaliforniaUnited States[7]
The Citrus GCODLa QuintaCaliforniaUnited States[10]
The Hideaway GC Pete Dye CourseODLa QuintaCaliforniaUnited States[7]
The Westin Mission Hills Resort & Spa (South Course)ODRancho MirageCaliforniaUnited States[7]
Trump National GC - Los AngelesODRancho Palos VerdesCaliforniaUnited States
Copper Creek GCOD1997Copper MountainColoradoUnited States[11]
Glenmoor CCODCherry Hills VillageColoradoUnited States
Gypsum Creek GCODGypsumColoradoUnited States
Plum Creek GCODCastle RockColoradoUnited States[12]
Riverdale DunesODBrightonColoradoUnited States
The CC of ColoradoODColorado SpringsColoradoUnited States
TPC River HighlandsODCromwellConnecticutUnited States
Wintonbury Hills GCODBloomfieldConnecticutUnited States
Amelia Island Plantation (Ocean Links)ODAmelia IslandFloridaUnited States[13]
Delray Dunes G&CCODBoynton BeachFloridaUnited States
Gasparilla Inn GCOD2004Boca GrandeFloridaUnited States[14][15]
Gulf Stream GCRGulf StreamFloridaUnited StatesPete and Alice Dye - 2014 Remodel
Harbor CourseODGrand Harbor, Vero BeachFloridaUnited States
Harbour Ridge Yacht & CC (River Ridge Course)ODPalm CityFloridaUnited States
John's Island Club (North Course)ODVero BeachFloridaUnited StatesPete and Perry Dye design
John's Island Club (South Course)ODVero BeachFloridaUnited StatesPete Dye and Jack Nicklaus design
Medalist Golf ClubODJupiterFloridaUnited StatesPete Dye and Greg Norman design, redesign by Bobby Weed in 2015.[16]
Old Marsh GCODPalm Beach GardensFloridaUnited States
Palm Beach Polo (The Cypress Course)ODWellingtonFloridaUnited States
PGA Golf Club at the Reserve (Pete Dye Course)ODPort Saint LucieFloridaUnited States
River Ridge GC (Harbour Ridge)ODPalm CityFloridaUnited StatesTreasure Coast – Florida Golf Communities
Southern Hills Plantation ClubODBrooksvilleFloridaUnited States
St. Andrews ClubODDelray BeachFloridaUnited States
Talis Park GCODNaplesFloridaUnited StatesPete Dye and Greg Norman design
The Dye Preserve GCODJupiterFloridaUnited States
The Moorings Club of Vero BeachODVero BeachFloridaUnited States
TPC at Sawgrass (Dye Valley Course)ODPonte Vedra BeachFloridaUnited States[7]
TPC at Sawgrass (Stadium Course)ODPonte Vedra BeachFloridaUnited States
West Bay ClubODEsteroFloridaUnited StatesPete and P.B Dye design
Atlanta National Golf ClubODAlpharettaGeorgiaUnited States
Ogeechee Golf Club at the Ford PlantationODRichmond HillGeorgiaUnited States
Oakwood CCODCoal ValleyIllinoisUnited States
Ruffled Feathers Golf ClubODLemontIllinoisUnited States[17]
Tamarack CCODShilohIllinoisUnited States
Yorktown GCODBellevilleIllinoisUnited States
Crooked Stick GCODCarmelIndianaUnited States[10]
Dye's Walk CCODGreenwoodIndianaUnited Statesformerly Eldorado CC and Royal Oak
Eagle Creek GC at Eagle Creek Park (Pines and Sycamore Courses)ODIndianapolisIndianaUnited States
Forest Park GCODBrazilIndianaUnited States
Greenbelt GCODColumbusIndianaUnited States
Harbour Trees GCODNoblesvilleIndianaUnited States
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Brickyard Crossing GCODSpeedwayIndianaUnited States[2]
Maple Creek G&CCOD1961IndianapolisIndianaUnited StatesThe very first course designed by Pete (and Alice) Dye in 1961, originally named 'Heather Hills.[2]
Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex at Purdue University (Ackerman-Allen Course, Kampen Course)ODWest LafayetteIndianaUnited States[2]
Mystic Hills GCODCulverIndianaUnited States[2]
Oak Tree GCODPlainfieldIndianaUnited StatesFront nine
Plum Creek GCCarmelIndianaUnited States
Sahm GCODIndianapolisIndianaUnited States
The Bridgewater ClubODWestfieldIndianaUnited States
The Camferdam Golf ExperienceODIndianapolisIndianaUnited StatesThe Indianapolis Children's Museum
The Club at Chatham HillsODWestfield[18]IndianaUnited StatesSemi-private
The Club at Holliday FarmsODZionsvilleIndianaUnited States
The Fort GCODIndianapolisIndianaUnited StatesFort Harrison State Park[2]
The Pete Dye CourseODFrench LickIndianaUnited States[2]
Woodland CCODCarmelIndianaUnited States
Des Moines G&CCODWest Des MoinesIowaUnited States
Belle Terre CCODLaPlaceLouisianaUnited States[19]
TPC of LouisianaODAvondaleLouisianaUnited States
Kearney Hill Golf LinksOD1989LexingtonKentuckyUnited States[15]
Peninsula GCODLancasterKentuckyUnited States
Bulle Rock GCODHavre de GraceMarylandUnited States
Rum Pointe Seaside Golf LinksODBerlinMarylandUnited States
The Links at Perry CabinODSt. MichaelsMarylandUnited Statesformerly Harbourtowne Resort CC
Radrick Farms Golf Course at the University of MichiganODAnn ArborMichiganUnited States[20]
Wabeek CCODBloomfield HillsMichiganUnited States[20]
Boone Valley GCODAugustaMissouriUnited States
Old Hickory GCODSt. PetersMissouriUnited States
Firethorn GCODLincolnNebraskaUnited States
Desert Pines GCODLas VegasNevadaUnited States
Paiute GC ResortODLas VegasNevadaUnited StatesSnow Mountain, Sun Mountain, and Wolf Courses
Pound Ridge GCODPound RidgeNew YorkUnited States
Cardinal by Pete DyeODGreensboroNorth CarolinaUnited States
CC of LandfallODWilmingtonNorth CarolinaUnited States
Founders GCOD1991SouthportNorth CarolinaUnited States[21]
Oak Hollow GCODHigh PointNorth CarolinaUnited States
Avalon LakesODWarrenOhioUnited States
Fowler's Mill GCODChesterlandOhioUnited States
Little Turtle GCOD1971WestervilleOhioUnited States[22]
The Golf ClubODNew AlbanyOhioUnited States
Oak Tree CCODEdmondOklahomaUnited States
Iron Valley GCODLebanonPennsylvaniaUnited StatesPB Dye not Pete Dye (https://www.ironvalley.com/)
Montour Heights CCODCoraopolisPennsylvaniaUnited States
Mystic Rock, Nemacolin Woodlands ResortODFarmingtonPennsylvaniaUnited States
Colleton River Plantation Club (Dye Course)ODBlufftonSouth CarolinaUnited States
DeBordieu ClubOD2000GeorgetownSouth CarolinaUnited States[21]
Hampton Hall ClubODBlufftonSouth CarolinaUnited States
Harbour Town Golf LinksODHilton Head IslandSouth CarolinaUnited States
Heron PointODHilton Head IslandSouth CarolinaUnited Statesformerly Sea Marsh
Kiawah Island Golf Resort (The Ocean Course)ODKiawah IslandSouth CarolinaUnited States[7]
Long Cove ClubODHilton Head IslandSouth CarolinaUnited States
Prestwick CCOD1989Myrtle BeachSouth CarolinaUnited States[21]
The Dye Club at Barefoot ResortOD2000North Myrtle BeachSouth CarolinaUnited States[15]
Rarity Mountain GCODJellicoTennesseeUnited States[23]
The Honors GCODOoltewahTennesseeUnited States
AT&T Canyons Course of TPC at San AntonioODSan AntonioTexasUnited States
Austin CCODAustinTexasUnited States
Stonebridge Ranch CC (The Dye Course)ODMcKinneyTexasUnited States
The Stonebridge Ranch CCODMcKinneyTexasUnited States
Promontory ClubODPark CityUtahUnited States
Pete Dye River Course of Virginia TechODRadfordVirginiaUnited States[15]
River Course at Kingsmill ResortODWilliamsburgVirginiaUnited States
Virginia Beach NationalODVirginia BeachVirginiaUnited States
Virginia OaksODGainesvilleVirginiaUnited StatesClosed (https://www.princewilliamtimes.com/news/shuttered-virginia-oaks-golf-course-could-become-nutrient-bank/article_becc2660-f091-11e7-9d01-7f115d673b74.html)
Pete Dye GCODClarksburgWest VirginiaUnited States
Big Fish GCOD2004HaywardWisconsinUnited States[15]
Blackwolf Run (River Course, Meadows Valley Course)ODKohlerWisconsinUnited States
Whistling Straits (Irish Course, Straits Course)OD2000HavenWisconsinUnited States[15]
Mission Hills Dongguan (Pete Dye Course)ODShenzhenGuangdongChina
Santa Barbara Beach Resort (Old Quarry GC)ODWillemstadKingdom of the NetherlandsCuraçao
Teeth of the Dog, Dye Fore, The LinksOD1971Casa de Campo, La RomanaLa Romana ProvinceDominican Republic[24] [3]
La Romana CCODLa RomanaLa Romana ProvinceDominican Republic
Las Aromas GCODSantiago de los CaballerosDominican RepublicDominican Republic
La Reunion Antigua Golf Resort (Fuego Maya GC)OD2008AlotenangoSacatepéquezGuatemala
Pristine Bay Resort (Black Pearl at Pristine Bay)OD2010French Harbour, RoatánBay IslandsHonduras
Caesarea G&CCR/ACaesareaHaifaIsrael
Franciacorta GCODFranciacortaProvince of BresciaItaly[10]
GC du Domaine ImpérialODGlandVaudSwitzerland

References

  1. ↑ "Pete Dye Golf Courses | Hall of Fame Golf Architect of Sawgrass, Teeth of The Dog and Whistling Straits". www.yourgolftravel.com. Retrieved 2023-03-21.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Wessell, Todd (22 August 2018). "Golfing to Dye For". Journal & Topics. Retrieved 29 November 2023.
  3. 1 2 McDermott, Barry (March 15, 1982). "Target Gold Is the Aim". Sports Illustrated. Retrieved 2024-01-13 – via EBSCOHost.
  4. ↑ "Ancala Country Club: Ancala". Golf Digest. Retrieved 13 November 2023.
  5. ↑ "Red Mountain Ranch Country Club". ArizonaGolf. Retrieved 13 November 2023.
  6. ↑ Benton, Curtis D. (2008). Playing with Some Great Pros and Many Great Guys. Tate Publishing & Enterprises. ISBN 9781602479012. Retrieved 13 November 2023.
  7. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Bohannan, Larry (9 January 2020). "Pete Dye's golf courses literally reshaped the sands of the Coachella Valley". Desert Sun. Retrieved 16 November 2023.
  8. ↑ Lamarre, Tom (8 February 2001). "LOST CANYONS, Sky Course, Simi Valley". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 15 November 2023.
  9. ↑ "Marshallia Ranch Golf Course to Close Due to Drought". LINKS Magazine.
  10. 1 2 3 Benbow, Dana Hunsinger (9 January 2020). "Pete Dye, iconic golf course designer, dies: 'He will go down as one of the greatest of all time'". Indy Star. Retrieved 16 November 2023.
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  12. ↑ Smits, Garry (17 December 2018). "Omni Amelia given 10 months to repair, reopen course". Jacksonville.com. Retrieved 18 November 2023.
  13. ↑ Kinser, Joshua Lawrence (29 October 2019). Moon Florida Gulf Coast. Avalon Publishing. ISBN 9781640491113. Retrieved 29 November 2023.
  14. ↑ Rosaforte, Tim (2 November 2015). "Redesigned Medalist Golf Club to feature new "Tiger Tees"". Golf Digest. Retrieved 11 December 2023.
  15. ↑ Coffey, Caroline (3 August 2023). "The 8 Best Golf Courses in Chicago". Modern Luxury. Retrieved 29 November 2023.
  16. ↑ "Pete Dye, still swinging at 90, to open new golf course in Westfield". September 26, 2016.
  17. ↑ Robichaux, Brooke (27 May 2023). "Belle Terre's golf course set to reopen June 1". l'Observateur. Retrieved 29 November 2023.
  18. 1 2 Ferguson, Doug (9 January 2020). "Legendary golf-course architect Pete Dye dies at 94". The Detroit News. Retrieved 11 December 2023.
  19. 1 2 3 Blondin, Alan (15 January 2020). "A piece of the late Pete Dye's legacy resides in the Myrtle Beach golf market". Myrtle Beach Sun. Retrieved 29 November 2023.
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  21. ↑ Flory, Josh (20 May 2010). "Rarity may have backers". Knox News. Retrieved 11 December 2023.
  22. ↑ Clayton, Ward (31 May 2023). "One of Pete Dye's Favorite Courses Is a Seaside Paradise With Plenty of Bite". Sports Illustrated. Retrieved 11 December 2023.
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