List of golf courses designed by Peter Dye

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The 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]

NameContributionYear builtCity / TownState / ProvinceCountryComments
Ancala CCOD Scottsdale Arizona United States [4]
Red Mountain Ranch CC (Championship Course)OD1986 Mesa Arizona United States [5]
Carmel Valley Ranch GROD Carmel Valley Ranch California United States [6]
La Quinta Resort and Club (Dunes Course, Mountain Course)OD La Quinta California United States [7]
Lost Canyons Golf Club (Shadow Course, Sky Course)OD Simi Valley California United StatesDefunct [8] [9]
Mission Hills CC Pete Dye Course OD Rancho Mirage California United States
PGA West (Stadium Course)OD La Quinta California United States [7]
The Citrus GCOD La Quinta California United States [10]
The Hideaway GC Pete Dye CourseOD La Quinta California United States [7]
The Westin Mission Hills Resort & Spa (South Course) OD Rancho Mirage California United States [7]
Trump National GC - Los Angeles OD Rancho Palos Verdes California United States
Copper Creek GCOD1997 Copper Mountain Colorado United States [11]
Glenmoor CCOD Cherry Hills Village Colorado United States
Gypsum Creek GCOD Gypsum Colorado United States
Plum Creek GCOD Castle Rock Colorado United States [12]
Riverdale DunesOD Brighton Colorado United States
The CC of ColoradoOD Colorado Springs Colorado United States
TPC River Highlands OD Cromwell Connecticut United States
Wintonbury Hills GCOD Bloomfield Connecticut United States
Amelia Island Plantation (Ocean Links)OD Amelia Island Florida United States [13]
Delray Dunes G&CCOD Boynton Beach Florida United States
Gasparilla Inn GCOD2004 Boca Grande Florida United States [14] [15]
Gulf Stream GCR Gulf Stream Florida United StatesPete and Alice Dye - 2014 Remodel
Harbor CourseOD Grand Harbor, Vero Beach Florida United States
Harbour Ridge Yacht & CC (River Ridge Course)OD Palm City Florida United States
John's Island Club (North Course)OD Vero Beach Florida United StatesPete and Perry Dye design
John's Island Club (South Course)OD Vero Beach Florida United StatesPete Dye and Jack Nicklaus design
Medalist Golf Club OD Jupiter Florida United StatesPete Dye and Greg Norman design, redesign by Bobby Weed in 2015. [16]
Old Marsh GCOD Palm Beach Gardens Florida United States
Palm Beach Polo (The Cypress Course)OD Wellington Florida United States
PGA Golf Club at the Reserve (Pete Dye Course)OD Port Saint Lucie Florida United States
River Ridge GC (Harbour Ridge)OD Palm City Florida United StatesTreasure Coast – Florida Golf Communities
Southern Hills Plantation ClubOD Brooksville Florida United States
St. Andrews ClubOD Delray Beach Florida United States
Talis Park GCOD Naples Florida United StatesPete Dye and Greg Norman design
The Dye Preserve GCOD Jupiter Florida United States
The Moorings Club of Vero BeachOD Vero Beach Florida United States
TPC at Sawgrass (Dye Valley Course)OD Ponte Vedra Beach Florida United States [7]
TPC at Sawgrass (Stadium Course)OD Ponte Vedra Beach Florida United States
West Bay ClubOD Estero Florida United StatesPete and P.B Dye design
Atlanta National Golf Club OD Alpharetta Georgia United States
Ogeechee Golf Club at the Ford PlantationOD Richmond Hill Georgia United States
Oakwood CCOD Coal Valley Illinois United States
Ruffled Feathers Golf Club OD Lemont Illinois United States [17]
Tamarack CCOD Shiloh Illinois United States
Yorktown GCOD Belleville Illinois United States
Crooked Stick GC OD Carmel Indiana United States [10]
Dye's Walk CCOD Greenwood Indiana United Statesformerly Eldorado CC and Royal Oak
Eagle Creek GC at Eagle Creek Park (Pines and Sycamore Courses)OD Indianapolis Indiana United States
Forest Park GCOD Brazil Indiana United States
Greenbelt GCOD Columbus Indiana United States
Harbour Trees GCOD Noblesville Indiana United States
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Brickyard Crossing GC OD Speedway Indiana United States [2]
Maple Creek G&CCOD1961 Indianapolis Indiana United 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)OD West Lafayette Indiana United States [2]
Mystic Hills GCOD Culver Indiana United States [2]
Oak Tree GCOD Plainfield Indiana United StatesFront nine
Plum Creek GC Carmel Indiana United States
Sahm GCOD Indianapolis Indiana United States
The Bridgewater ClubOD Westfield Indiana United States
The Camferdam Golf ExperienceOD Indianapolis Indiana United StatesThe Indianapolis Children's Museum
The Club at Chatham HillsOD Westfield [18] Indiana United StatesSemi-private
The Club at Holliday FarmsOD Zionsville Indiana United States
The Fort GCOD Indianapolis Indiana United States Fort Harrison State Park [2]
The Pete Dye CourseOD French Lick Indiana United States [2]
Woodland CCOD Carmel Indiana United States
Des Moines G&CC OD West Des Moines Iowa United States
Belle Terre CCOD LaPlace Louisiana United States [19]
TPC of Louisiana OD Avondale Louisiana United States
Kearney Hill Golf Links OD1989 Lexington Kentucky United States [15]
Peninsula GCOD Lancaster Kentucky United States
Bulle Rock GCOD Havre de Grace Maryland United States
Rum Pointe Seaside Golf LinksOD Berlin Maryland United States
The Links at Perry Cabin OD St. Michaels Maryland United Statesformerly Harbourtowne Resort CC
Radrick Farms Golf Course at the University of Michigan OD Ann Arbor Michigan United States [20]
Wabeek CCOD Bloomfield Hills Michigan United States [20]
Boone Valley GC OD Augusta Missouri United States
Old Hickory GCOD St. Peters Missouri United States
Firethorn GCOD Lincoln Nebraska United States
Desert Pines GCOD Las Vegas Nevada United States
Paiute GC ResortOD Las Vegas Nevada United StatesSnow Mountain, Sun Mountain, and Wolf Courses
Pound Ridge GC OD Pound Ridge New York United States
Cardinal by Pete DyeOD Greensboro North Carolina United States
CC of LandfallOD Wilmington North Carolina United States
Founders GCOD1991 Southport North Carolina United States [21]
Oak Hollow GCOD High Point North Carolina United States
Avalon LakesOD Warren Ohio United States
Fowler's Mill GCOD Chesterland Ohio United States
Little Turtle GCOD1971 Westerville Ohio United States [22]
The Golf ClubOD New Albany Ohio United States
Oak Tree CC OD Edmond Oklahoma United States
Iron Valley GCOD Lebanon Pennsylvania United StatesPB Dye not Pete Dye (https://www.ironvalley.com/)
Montour Heights CCOD Coraopolis Pennsylvania United States
Mystic Rock, Nemacolin Woodlands Resort OD Farmington Pennsylvania United States
Colleton River Plantation Club (Dye Course)OD Bluffton South Carolina United States
DeBordieu ClubOD2000 Georgetown South Carolina United States [21]
Hampton Hall ClubOD Bluffton South Carolina United States
Harbour Town Golf Links OD Hilton Head Island South Carolina United States
Heron PointOD Hilton Head Island South Carolina United Statesformerly Sea Marsh
Kiawah Island Golf Resort (The Ocean Course)OD Kiawah Island South Carolina United States [7]
Long Cove ClubOD Hilton Head Island South Carolina United States
Prestwick CCOD1989 Myrtle Beach South Carolina United States [21]
The Dye Club at Barefoot ResortOD2000 North Myrtle Beach South Carolina United States [15]
Rarity Mountain GCOD Jellico Tennessee United States [23]
The Honors GCOD Ooltewah Tennessee United States
AT&T Canyons Course of TPC at San Antonio OD San Antonio Texas United States
Austin CC OD Austin Texas United States
Stonebridge Ranch CC (The Dye Course)OD McKinney Texas United States
The Stonebridge Ranch CCOD McKinney Texas United States
Promontory ClubOD Park City Utah United States
Pete Dye River Course of Virginia TechOD Radford Virginia United States [15]
River Course at Kingsmill ResortOD Williamsburg Virginia United States
Virginia Beach NationalOD Virginia Beach Virginia United States
Virginia OaksOD Gainesville Virginia United StatesClosed (https://www.princewilliamtimes.com/news/shuttered-virginia-oaks-golf-course-could-become-nutrient-bank/article_becc2660-f091-11e7-9d01-7f115d673b74.html)
Pete Dye GC OD Clarksburg West Virginia United States
Big Fish GC OD2004 Hayward Wisconsin United States [15]
Blackwolf Run (River Course, Meadows Valley Course)OD Kohler Wisconsin United States
Whistling Straits (Irish Course, Straits Course)OD2000 Haven Wisconsin United States [15]
Mission Hills Dongguan (Pete Dye Course)OD Shenzhen Guangdong China
Santa Barbara Beach Resort (Old Quarry GC)OD Willemstad Kingdom of the Netherlands Curaçao
Teeth of the Dog, Dye Fore, The LinksOD1971 Casa de Campo, La Romana La Romana Province Dominican Republic [24] [3]
La Romana CCOD La Romana La Romana Province Dominican Republic
Las Aromas GCOD Santiago de los Caballeros Dominican Republic Dominican Republic
La Reunion Antigua Golf Resort (Fuego Maya GC)OD2008 Alotenango Sacatepéquez Guatemala
Pristine Bay Resort (Black Pearl at Pristine Bay)OD2010 French Harbour, Roatán Bay Islands Honduras
Caesarea G&CC R/A Caesarea Haifa Israel
Franciacorta GCOD Franciacorta Province of Brescia Italy [10]
GC du Domaine ImpérialOD Gland Vaud Switzerland
Full Cry at Keswick Hall KeswickVirginiaUnited States [25]

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