P.B. Dye Golf Club

If you've vowed never to return to PB Dye as I had, you will want to reconsider. The current superintendent has done a great job continuing the resurrection of this course.

The course was in great shape, never had a bad lie. Very playable but also challenging. The rough was cut back, pins up front most greens. The only hiccup was the group ahead were extremely slow so waits of 5 mins. each hole.

Course in excellent shape, very pretty with plush fairways and greens, friendly staff.

PB Dye is a great daily fee course. There are a few blind T-Shots, but overall it is friendly enough to let it fly off the Tee and the approach shots to the green are challenging. You'll need creativity to hit the and hold the green.

Greens are true and fast when the conditions are right.

Many people do not like this course as much as others in the vicinity. However, I like it as much as Whiskey. MD Nat'l and Worthington and Musket are better

Course was very busy, as always. We had a 10:12 tee time but didn't get out until ~10:50. Not good.

Course condition was still good at this time of year. Despite the traffic this course seems to get.

I like the layout quite a bit. Greens are fun, but can be very difficult.

I decided to play here to see if it was much more challenging than the area public courses. It is a nice course that demands accurate approach shots. Unfortunately, I was stuck behind a FIVESOME of millenial punks who were lame golfers that routinely 4 putted, yet approached their 4th putts as if they were competing for a green jacket. After the five of them finally putted out, they strutted off the greens as if they had severe arthritis, or owned the course. I thought that a private course would equal NO OBNOXIOUS GOLFERS. I was wrong. Just the same, will return to see if the losers in front of me were just an anomaly.

I detest blind shots. By the 3rd hole I'd had my fill. This course is a great waste of beautiful terrain. I kept asking myself 'Why?' Why make every tee shot blind and hide the beauty of the terrain from almost every tee? I had no good answer. And each green has at least two dead buried elephants beneath without any cup having a flat lie - this is putt-putt course stuff. I know this review sounds harsh but I'm telling it the way I saw it. And I've played hundreds of rounds of golf all over this country and in the UK, if that makes any difference. One more thing, many sections of the course were closed to cart traffic which resulted in several time-consuming hikes.

Played on a brisk Sunday morning, but even with a couple foursomes in front of us we finished under 4.5 hours. Really enjoyed the layout even with the challenge of the tiered greens. Not the longest course (most of the par 5s are reachable in two shots) but a challenge with some tight fairways and fairway bunkers.

PB Dye had deteriorated over the past few years. It was obvious that the course was not being properly cared for. Happily, the course is back and in tremendous shape. Congratulations to the ownership and staff for restoring PB Dye to its prominence.

Been wanting to play PD Dye for a while now. Took a chance with 2 friends at the first time playing the course. While the rating and slope may not look challenging (white tees), blind tee shots and hidden troubles will keep you focused on the game. Don't let the beautiful scenery or the great views of the clubhouse and water feature, as you approach the greens on 9 and 18, distract you. People were great. Sun came out and temps approached 70. Perfect.

Challenging, particularly for higher handicaps, but still a lot of fun playing.

The staff was great and took the time to explain the lay-out. Since it is early in the season it was hard to decide how to rate the course but the fairways were OK, however the greens still had not grown back in from aerating them in the fall or the might have did it this spring earlier. They were very bumpy and sandy yet which did not allow for a great putting day. I will play this course later on in the year to get a true feeling.

This is a beautifully laid out course. Even this time of the year the greens were beautiful. It was a very nice golf course to play. This is the best hot deal course that I've played in the tri-state area. The staff was super friendly and treated us like we were family.

Green is not good condition in this season. I hope It will be getting better in coming spring . Except this , Evreything is perfect. Enjoy!!!

Great layout. The course is in good condition even though it is still February. One of the most demanding courses in the area