Paul Dye Jr. (December 29, 1925 – January 9, 2020), known as Pete Dye, was an American

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and a member of a family of course designers. He was married to fellow designer and amateur champion Alice Dye.

Early life

Dye was born on December 29, 1925, in

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. He was the son of Paul F. "Pink" and Elizabeth Dye. A few years before Dye's birth, his father became involved with golf and built a nine-hole course on family land in Champaign County called the "Urbana Country Club." As a youngster, he worked and played that course. While attending Urbana High School, he won the Ohio state high school golf championship, and medaled in the state amateur golf championship, all before entering the

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at age 18 in 1944 during

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. Dye first moved to

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, with his parents in 1933 and eventually established his own winter residence there. With his brother Andy, he had attended the Asheville School, a boarding school in

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. Dye entered the

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at Fort Benning in

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to be a

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in the 82nd Airborne Division, but the war ended while he was in training. He was stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina where he served the rest of his hitch as

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on the base golf course. Dye explained,

"I played the golf course at Pinehurst No. 2 for six solid months, and I got to know Mr. Donald Ross...(who) had built the Fort Bragg golf course. He would come over and watch us play golf, and most of the time the captain and colonel hauled me over there. They didn't know who Mr. Ross was, but the other fellow walking with him was JC Penney, and they all knew him."

After Dye's discharge, he relocated to

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and enrolled at Rollins College in Winter Park, northeast of

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, where he met his wife, Alice Holliday O'Neal. They were married in early 1950, and had two sons, Perry and P.B. (Paul Burke). They moved to

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to her hometown of Indianapolis, and Dye sold

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."When Pete Dye Speaks, People Listen."
Florida Golf Magazine, Winter 2009 Within a few years, he distinguished himself as a million dollar salesman, and was also successful in amateur golf. Dye won the Indiana amateur championship in 1958, following runner-up finishes in 1954 and 1955. At age 31, he qualified for the in

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at Inverness Club in

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, but shot 152 (+12) to miss the cut by two strokes, as did

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; seventeen-year-old amateur Jack Nicklaus was eight strokes behind them at 160."Pete Dye"
Dye Designs website

Design career

Dye made the decision to become a golf course designer in his mid-30s. Alice supported his career change and became partner in the new venture. In 1961, the couple visited and talked to noted golf architect Bill Diddle, who lived nearby. He warned them about the economic uncertainty of the profession, but they persisted. The first design from Dye and his wife was the nine-hole ''El Dorado'' course south of Indianapolis, which crossed a creek thirteen times. Those nine holes are now incorporated into the Royal Oak course at ''Dye's Walk Country Club''. Their first 18-hole course was created during 1962 in Indianapolis and named Heather Hills, now known as Maple Creek Golf & Country Club. Dye designed the ''Radrick Farms Golf Course'' for the

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in 1962, but the course did not open until 1965. At the time, he was using the design style of Trent Jones, but after seeing the work of

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, who designed the 1931 Michigan course, Dye decided to incorporate features from two greens into his next project. Dye visited

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in 1963 and made a thorough study of its classic courses. The Scottish use of pot bunkers, bulkheads constructed of wood, and diminutive greens influenced his subsequent designs. Dye's first well-known course was

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, north of Indianapolis, begun in 1964. It hosted the

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, won by ninth alternate John Daly. In 1967, he designed The Golf Club near Columbus, Ohio, where he solicited input from 27-year-old Jack Nicklaus, an area local who won his seventh major (of 18) that year. The two worked together to design the acclaimed Harbour Town Golf Links in

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, opened in 1969, the site of an annual PGA Tour event ever since. Nicklaus credits Dye with significant influence on his own approach to golf course design. Also in 1969, Dye designed his first course in Florida called Delray Dunes. In 1970, he designed Martingham Golf Course in St. Michaels, Maryland, now known as Harbourtowne Resort. The owners of the project went bankrupt and Dye went unpaid; the course was eventually finished, however, and had many of Dye's signature course characteristics such as deep bunkers, small greens, short challenging par fours, and

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s. In 2015, the property was purchased by Richard D. Cohen who has entered into an agreement with Dye to update and redesign the course. The new owner agreed to pay the funds that were not paid during the original design. In 1986, Dye also designed a course in the

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, near

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, the Franciacorta Golf Club, recognized today as wine golf course. Dye is considered to be one of the most influential course architects in the world. His designs are known for distinctive features, including small greens and the use of

s to hold bunkers. His design for the Brickyard Crossing golf course at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway utilized the dismantled outer retaining wall from the race track. He is known for designing the "world's most terrifying tee shot," the par-3 17th hole of the Stadium Course at

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in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. Known as the "Island Green," it gained wide notice in 1982, during the first Players Championship at the new course. Dye's designs have been credited with returning short & medium length par fours to golf. Many of the best young golf architects have "pushed dirt" for Pete, including Bill Coore,

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, John Harbottle, Butch Laporte, Tim Liddy, Scott Poole, David Postlewaite, Lee Schmidt, Keith Sparkman, Jim Urbina, Bobby Weed, Rod Whitman, and Abe Wilson.

Later life

Dye received the ''Old Tom Morris Award'' in 2003 from the

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, their highest honor. In 2004, he was the recipient of the PGA Distinguished Service Award, the highest annual honor of the PGA of America, which recognizes individuals who display leadership and humanitarian qualities, including integrity, sportsmanship and enthusiasm for the game of golf. In 2005, Dye became the sixth recipient of the

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. He was inducted into the

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in November 2008 in the ''Lifetime Achievement'' category. The

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bestowed the ''Donald Ross Award'' on Dye in 1995. Dye was named ''Architect of the Year'' by ''

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'' magazine, awarded a ''Doctor of Landscape Architecture'' degree from

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, received Indiana's

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award and was honored as ''Family of the Year'' by the National Golf Foundation. In the last years of his life, Dye suffered from Alzheimer's disease. He died on January 9, 2020.

Courses designed

A partial list of courses that Dye either designed alone or co-designed:

Public

* California ** Carmel Valley Ranch Golf Resort – Carmel Valley Ranch ** La Quinta Resort and Club (Dunes Course, Mountain Course) – La Quinta ** PGA West (Stadium Course) – La Quinta ** Lost Canyons Golf Club (Shadow Course, Sky Course) –

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** The Westin Mission Hills Resort & Spa (South Course) – Rancho Mirage ** Trump National Golf Club in Los Angeles * Colorado ** The Country Club of Colorado –

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** Plum Creek Golf Club – Castle Rock ** Riverdale Dunes – Brighton ** Gypsum Creek Golf Course –

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** Copper Creek Golf Course – Copper Mountain * Connecticut ** Wintonbury Hills Golf Course – Bloomfield ** TPC River Highlands – Cromwell * Florida ** Amelia Island Plantation - Ocean Links -

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** Gasparilla Inn Golf Course – Boca Grande ** Palm Beach Polo (The Cypress Course) –

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** PGA Golf Club (The Dye Course) –

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** River Ridge Golf Course – Harbour Ridge , Palm City – Treasure Coast – Florida Golf Communities **

(Stadium Course) – Ponte Vedra Beach **

(Dye Valley Course) - Ponte Vedra Beach * Illinois ** Ruffled Feathers Golf Course – Lemont ** Tamarack Country Club – Shiloh ** Yorktown Golf Course – Belleville * Indiana ** Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex at

(Ackerman-Allen Course, Kampen Course) – West Lafayette ** Brickyard Crossing –

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** The Club at Chatham Hills (semi-private) – Westfield ** Eagle Creek Golf Club (Pines and Sycamore Courses) at

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– Indianapolis ** Forest Park –

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** The Fort Golf Course –

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– Indianapolis ** Greenbelt Golf Course – Columbus ** The Camferdam Golf Experience (The Indianapolis Children's Museum) -

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** Maple Creek Country Club –

—The very first course designed by Pete (and Alice) Dye in 1961, originally named 'Heather Hills.'https://www.maplecreekgc.com/ ** Mystic Hills Golf Course –

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** Oak Tree Golf Course (front nine) – Plainfield ** The Pete Dye Course –

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** Plum Creek Golf Club – Carmel ** Sahm Golf Course – Indianapolis * Louisiana ** TPC of Louisiana – Avondale * Kentucky **Kearney Hill Golf Links – Lexington **Peninsula Golf Course – Lancaster * Maryland **

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Golf Course – Havre de Grace ** The Links at Perry Cabin (formerly Harbourtowne Resort Country Club) – St. Michaels ** Rum Pointe Seaside Golf Links –

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* Nevada ** Paiute Golf Club Resort (Snow Mountain, Sun Mountain, and Wolf Courses) –

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** Desert Pines Golf Club –

* New York ** Pound Ridge Golf Club – Pound Ridge * North Carolina ** Cardinal by Pete Dye –

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** Founders Golf Course –

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** Oak Hollow Golf Course – High Point * Ohio ** Avalon Lakes – Warren ** Fowler's Mill GC – Chesterland ** Little Turtle Golf Club – Westerville *Pennsylvania ** Iron Valley Golf Course –

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–

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* South Carolina ** Harbour Town Golf Links – Hilton Head Island ** Kiawah Island Golf Resort (The Ocean Course) – Kiawah Island ** Heron Point (formerly Sea Marsh) – Hilton Head Island ** The Dye Club at Barefoot Resort – North Myrtle Beach ** Prestwick Country Club –

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* Texas ** Stonebridge Ranch Country Club (The Dye Course) –

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** AT&T Canyons Course of TPC at San Antonio * Virginia ** Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech – Radford ** River Course at Kingsmill Resort – Williamsburg ** Virginia Beach National –

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** Virginia Oaks – Gainesville * Wisconsin ** Big Fish Golf Club – Hayward **

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(Irish Course, Straits Course) – Haven ** Blackwolf Run (River Course, Meadows Valley Course) –

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* Dominican Republic ** Casa de Campo (Teeth of the Dog, Dye Fore, The Links) – ** Las Aromas Golf Club - * Guatemala ** Fuego Maya – La Reunion * Israel ** Caesarea Golf & Country Club – Caesarea

Private

* Arizona ** Ancala Country Club – Scottsdale ** Red Mountain Ranch Country Club (Championship Course) –

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* California ** The Citrus Golf Club - La Quinta ** Mission Hills Country Club Pete Dye Course - Rancho Mirage ** The Hideaway Golf Club Pete Dye Course - La Quinta * Colorado ** Glenmoor Country Club – Cherry Hills Village * Florida ** Delray Dunes Golf and Country Club- Boynton Beach, Florida ** The Dye Preserve Golf Club -

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** Gulf Stream Golf Club - (Pete and Alice Dye - 2014 Remodel) Gulf Stream ** Talis Park Golf Club (with Greg Norman) –

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** Harbour Ridge Yacht & Country Club (River Ridge Course) Palm City ** North Course - (John's Island Club, Vero Beach, FL) (Pete and Perry Dye)

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** South Course - (John's Island Club, Vero Beach, FL) (Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus)

** Southern Hills Plantation Club – Brooksville ** Medalist Golf Club (with Greg Norman) –

** The Moorings Club of Vero Beach –

** Old Marsh Golf Club –

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** Pete Dye Course - (PGA Golf Club at the Reserve) – Port Saint Lucie, Florida ** Harbor Course – ((Grand Harbor, Vero Beach, FL)) ** St. Andrews Club - Delray Beach, FL ** West Bay Club (Estero, FL) (Pete and P.B Dye) * Georgia ** Atlanta National Golf Club –

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**The Ogeechee Golf Club at the , Richmond Hill * Illinois ** Oakwood Country Club – Coal Valley * Indiana ** The Bridgewater Club – Westfield ** The Club at Chatham Hills - Westfield **

– Carmel **Dye's Walk Country Club (formerly Eldorado Country Club and Royal Oak) – Greenwood ** Harbour Trees Golf Club -

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** Maple Creek Golf & Country Club – Indianapolis ** Woodland Country Club – Carmel ** The Club at Holliday Farms - Zionsville * Iowa ** Des Moines Golf and Country Club –

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* Louisiana ** Belle Terre Country Club – LaPlace * Michigan ** Radrick Farms Golf Course at the

– Ann Arbor ** Wabeek Country Club –

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*Missouri **

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– Augusta **Old Hickory Golf Club – St. Peters * Nebraska ** –

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* North Carolina ** Country Club of Landfall – Wilmington * Ohio ** The Golf Club – New Albany ** Little Turtle Golf Club – Westerville * Oklahoma ** Oak Tree National – Edmond ** Oak Tree Country Club – Edmond * Pennsylvania ** Montour Heights Country Club – Coraopolis * South Carolina ** DeBordieu Club – Georgetown ** Long Cove Club – Hilton Head Island ** Colleton River Plantation Club (Dye Course) – Bluffton ** Hampton Hall Club- Bluffton * Tennessee ** The Honors Golf Club – Ooltewah ** Rarity Mountain Golf Club – Jellico * Texas ** Austin Country Club – Austin ** The Stonebridge Ranch Country Club –

* Utah ** Promontory –

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*West Virginia ** Pete Dye Golf Club – Clarksburg * Curacao ** Santa Barbara Beach Resort (Old Quarry Golf Course) – Curacao * China ** Mission Hills Dongguan - Pete Dye Course, Mission Hills China * Dominican Republic ** La Romana Country Club – La Romana * Honduras ** Pristine Bay Resort -

Roatán Roatán () is an island in the Caribbean, about off the northern coast of Honduras. It is located between the islands of Utila and Guanaja, and is the largest of the Bay Islands of Honduras. The island was formerly known in English as Ruatan ...

* Israel ** Caesarea Golf Club (2009 course redesign) * Italy ** Franciacorta Golf Club – Franciacorta, Sebino, (Brescia) * Switzerland ** Golf Club du Domaine Impérial - Gland,

Vaud Vaud ( ; french: (Canton de) Vaud, ; german: (Kanton) Waadt, or ), more formally the canton of Vaud, is one of the 26 cantons forming the Swiss Confederation. It is composed of ten districts and its capital city is Lausanne. Its coat of arms b ...

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