Pete Dye Golf Club

Pete Dye Golf Club. View from pete dye gc. The mansion was built in 1929 and a pete dye golf course was built around the place in 2009.

Pete dye is famous for his use of native grasses. The late fred jones, who passed away in 1974, was the founder and visionary behind the golf club. A view of the 18th green at pete dye golf club pete dye gc.

This sensibility is at its apex on the dizzying 17 th.

Not surprisingly, the course was originally going to be called coal ridge as it is built within 500 acres of what was a former coal mine in the hill country of harrison county but it ended up being named after its illustrious architect instead. The last course designed by pete and alice dye. Membership is protected with preferred tee times and reciprocal access to mcconnell golf sister properties. Pete dye is famous for his use of native grasses.