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PGA Golf Club in PGA Village: Dye Course
PGA Golf Club in PGA Village: Dye Course
1916 Perfect Dr
Port Saint Lucie, FL 34986-3029
United States
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Overview
The Dye Course at PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie is a links-style course routed through wetlands. Pine straw, coquina waste bunkers and grass bunkers capture the Florida setting, while the layouts of the holes draw strongly on British Isles roots.
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“Pete Dye threw all of his tricks into this design -- wild bunkering, great use of angles, etc. This is a very good golf course -- challenging but interesting and engaging to play!"
Read More2026
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“I really enjoyed my round at the Dye Course. Lots of Pete Dye tricks/charm without being as hard to play as a Dye course like Kiawah Island Ocean Course or Harbour Town. Perfect layout for a broader population of golfers. The entire multi-course PGA Golf Club layout/facility in Port St. Lucie is just top notch; I'd recommend it for any group of golfers."
Read More2025
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“Very enjoyable course to play for all golfers, no matter the handicap or skill level. Something for everyone....and in great condition."
Read More2024
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“This is a very kind and gentle course; not too hard but lots of options. Very few forced carries and elevations. Tees are extremely fair for ladies and seniors. Very good conditioning. From the back tees it might present more challenge, just by length, but still very fair to play....let the big dog out!"
Read More2024
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“A very well maintained Pete Dye course. Fairways were in immaculate condition, greens were fast but held well hit shots and the bunkers and waste area were all really good. Typical of Dye courses with a lot of bunkers and other optics and a several risk/reward opportunities. Mostly large greens and some, but not all have a lot of undulation but many of them have collection or runoff areas. Knowing where those are and avoiding them is obviously important. The course is challenging but fun. Low handicap players will enjoy the challenge, higher handicappers may find it a tad more frustrating than fun."
Read More2023
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“Great course with a unique design for south/central Florida. Course seems like it should be in the low country of South Carolina instead. Plenty of interesting holes that test one’s game. If the course was closer, I would frequent it much more often."
Read More2022
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“Pete Dye did a good job with a flat piece of property. In OK condition."
Read More2022
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“Scenic and well maintained, with an attentive staff. The course could be a little too much for high handicappers, but modest to excellent players will enjoy. Well run operation."
Read More2019
