The PGA of America and famed golf course architect Pete Dye are ecstatic about the unveiling of the newly renovated Dye Course on October 6, 2007.

Golfers who have played here in the past will discover a bold new contrast to what they may remember as soon as they reach the first tee. Where golfers used to step off the pavement of a “residential atmosphere” onto the golf course, new landscaping “to the nines and then some” gives this opening hole a completely different ambiance and has created an open bowl effect that offers a panoramic vista of the 100-acre “Big Mamu” Wetland.

With brand new Champion Ultra Dwarf greens surfaces, Paspalum tee grounds, extensive landscaping, new irrigation and coquina base along the cart paths to prevent blowing sand on windy days, and major bunker improvements including new sand in all greenside bunkers, the all new Dye Course will be revered by all golf aficionados.