The Dye Course at PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Florida, is a remarkable links-style golf course designed by the renowned architect Pete Dye. Nestled alongside the 100-acre 'Big Mamu' Wetlands, the course showcases the natural beauty of Florida, featuring native pine straw roughs, coquina waste bunkers, and grass-based bunkers. Its layout is characterized by challenging greens, strategic water hazards, and pot bunkers that require precision and skill from golfers. The course is known for its aesthetic appeal, with well-manicured landscapes and diverse wildlife, making it a favorite among golf enthusiasts. With its blend of creativity and difficulty, the Dye Course offers a unique golfing experience that reflects Dye's signature style while paying homage to traditional British Isles designs.

The area surrounding Dye Course currently has 1 single family home for sale with a list price of $449,900. The average annual property tax for The area surrounding Dye Course is $3,711.

Par 72   18 holes   7200 yards