Country Club of Landfall - Pete Dye Course

The Pete Dye Course at Country Club of Landfall saw its first round in 1987. It can't be missed. The golf course was designed by a master course architect whose honors include designations such as having created one-third of the golf courses of the "Top 100 Courses You Can Play" and four of Golf Magazine's "Greatest Courses in the United States."

Golfers on the Pete Dye Course can choose their distance from five tee sets, playing as long as 7,026 or as short as 4,859 yards over Bermuda grass fairways that lead to bentgrass greens.

A round of golf on the Pete Dye Course at the Country Club of Landfall opens on a short par-4 that measures 378 yards from the Black tee, and concludes on the golf course's signature hole, an uphill par-5 that plays to 504 yards from the Black tees.