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PGA Village Dye Course
1916 Perfect Drive
Port St. Lucie, FL 34986
 PGA
Village, in Port St. Lucie, Florida; an entire village dedicated
to furthering the game of golf. Owned and operated by The PGA
of America, this is where you will find the complete golf experience
- The PGA Experience! Emphasizing the native surroundings and Dye's uninhibited style for creative design, the characteristics of The Dye Course include pine straw roughs, vast coquina waste bunkers and grass-based bunkers. A links style course with wetlands weaving throughout the land, this course offers pure Florida surroundings with hints of design from the older British Isles courses for flavor. |
| Yardage: | |||
| Tees | Rating | Yardage | Slope |
| Medal | 74.7 | 7150 | 133 |
| Tournament | 72.4 | 6625 | 128 |
| Standard | 69.3 | 6030 | 122 |
| Middle Men | 67.8 | 5715 | 121 |
| Forward | 67.8 | 5015 | 109 |
| Course area: | Grass: | Overseeded with: |
| Fairways: | Tifway 419 II Bermuda | Rye Grass |
| Greens: | Tifway Bermuda | POA Trivialis (Bluegrass) |
| Tees: | Tifway 419 II Bermuda | POA Trivialis (Bluegrass) |
Number of Water Hazards: 3 (holes 4,5,6) Number of Bunkers: 58 sand, 57 coquina Number of Wetlands: Several holes on the course surround a 100-acre wetland called the Big Mamu and approximately 5 smaller wetlands weave throughout the property. |
| Course Designer: Pete Dye |
| Year: 1999 |
| Head Golf Professional: Bud Taylor |
| Par: 72 |
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