Sawgrass Marriott Resort

Early afternoon four some. After check in we were told the driving range closed, due to complete renovation. Since we drove an hour & twenty minutes we did not have much to do until tee time. They had 4 nets to hit into by the first tee for your warm ups.
All other amenities were good, water, towels bag tag. You must take a fore caddie, I had two over two rounds, one very good & the other not so good. They expect a rate of $40 per player for reading greens, raking bunkers, filling divots
The course is a great fun layout, but to enjoy it don't go and play the tips. Fairways very plush, but watch out for not repaired divots.
The rough must be avoided, the ball goes deep, hard to find and plan on wedging out. Bunkers and tees in good shape, the tee on the par three 13 in very bad shape. Now the greens were firm and running fast. Many had repairs with newly installed plugs, now that the TPC event is over they begin airification on June 17-June 29 the the third and final time. I would not advise going then, even for the discount rate of $225.
The course is has it all, but only as once in a life time treat . Especially at the rack rate of $410 + tax+caddie+bag staff & locker room attendants .
If you decide to go a camera is a must.
Oh, one other annoyance was the crews are taking down the stands and are quite noisy.

You have to play this place at least once in your lifetime. The course layout is spectacular and is maintained as good as it gets. Staff is extremely friendly making you feel confortable. Our round lasted a little longer than normal as we were booked with a father and his 13 year old daughter and 15 year old son. Sofie the 13 year old shot an 84 and I am sure the son was in the ballpark, father was coaching along the way. Pin placement was exactly as that of the final day at the 2013 Players Championship.

Amazing course and staff. Course in great condition.

The greens at Dyes Valley are full of black mold and are in horrible condition. On a scale of 1 to 10 I would rate them as a one. Even worse yet they want tell you about the condition of the greens until after you get to the first one.
Also the range is under renovations are not available for use

Greens had issues but other than that it was great

the course is a great layout i would play it again in a heartbeat after the greens are fixed. the faiways are good but then i would go back after seeing greens and demand my money back. you can go to st johns country club for 1 fourth the money and see great cond.

Course was playing short, many tees were forward and that helped as we could skip the driver on a few holes. Course is difficult but fair, narrow but with a bit of room for error on most holes but not all. Greens on the back nine were in pretty good shape with a few spots but on the front they were in rather terrible condition. Green #1 is half dirt, half grass, no kidding, and is the worst on the course. Beverage cart was just the right frequency. Overall for the discounted price we paid I think it was fair, not worth the rack rate though for the condition of the greens.

TPC Valley course has always been one of my favorites in the beaches area. The facility is great and the staff has always been very customer friendly. The only negative issue would be the greens are in less than "TPC" quality my last few rounds. I would rate them a 4 on a scale of 10.....based on the level I have seen them in the past.

I had good day and a bad day. I was pared with 3 other players and while I was warming up on the practice range the person I was on the cart with, took my clubs off the cart and put them on the grass at the chipping green. When confronted by the Marshall, he said he didn't want another player on his cart. I ended up playing by myself. The rest of the day was a great experience, but the start of it almost caused me to leave. I will go back but will only play with someone I know.

It's absolutely ridiculous that they would charge anyone $200 to play this course right now. They greens are in HORRIBLE SHAPE!! DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY, unless you just have it to waste.

I paid $64 to play and it wasn't even worth the money! I am a member of St. Johns Golf and Country club and the greens are in mint condition. NO EXCUSE for the Valley course to be in the shape its in. POOR showing with the TPC just being in town.

Great design a challenge; the only negative is the condition of the greens.

Do not waste your money on the Valley!!! Greens are terrible!!! You expect the experience to be a great one and it failed. Play Jax Beach instead and save a ton of money.

They can't tear these greens up soon enough!! The greens are atrocious. Mixed grasses and an irregular surface renders them almost unplayable. Do not pay full price to play here.

This has no resemblance to the beautiful course that I played after the Winn-Dixie last year, Were it not for the great forecaddie (Shane) and the other staff this would have been rated lower.

This was a great day and a great day of golf. The greens were long and slow but Im sure they are that way as the stadium course is closed and they will get heavy traffic with TPC coming up in a couple of weeks. The course is worth every penny of $60.

Few friends had golf trip to floriday.. Played the TPC Dye Valley couse.. the club house and pratice rage is great... But the Valley couse had soooo much Construction. with All muddy cart pad... The Greens were BAD SHAPE the green were soo bad had weeds growing in few spots... Very BAD SHAPE SHOLD BE CLOSED FOR PLAY>>>> not even worth the $20 for this course.. but PETE DYE Valley Couse is the name people come toplay but the couse they get is the goat ranch...

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Few friends took a golf trip to Florida and thought of playing of TPC Sawgrass Pete Dye Valley Course... it's next to the to THE PLAYERS .. Got to use the same club house as the Players Course.. After few mintues of clubhouse visit, we went to the Range to pratice.... Again still Exicted to play the PETE DYE VALLEY Course... we got to 1st hold the starter asked us to start on 10th hole... as we were driving to 10th tee box... major dirt road though the cours the cart really dirty.. After playing our first hold wanted to go back and get out money and leave.. The COURSE WAS SOOO BAD SHAPE SHOULD BEEN CLOSED FOR PLAY.. the GREEN WERE SUCH BAD Shape with weeds growing on the green.... WAIST OF MONEY in the name of PETE DYE...

Great course and we only played with 2 people in our group with no forecaddie which was their choice. Slow pace but we finished in just over 4 hrs. I would recommend this course but I get more excited to play the stadium course..

Very disappointed in the fact that we got the wrong course due to incorrect links on the website. The course was beautiful and challenging, however the greens were in terrible condition. They had several roped off areas where they were under repair.

The Dye's Valley course is a world class golf course. The practice facility is awesome. We saw Vijay practicing there!

The course is very difficult....lots of water that can come into play. A challenge for a very good player...might be too tough for beginners.

I have played both courses several times, but have very mixed feelings about this place. The staff and customer service ethic here are a model of what upscale courses should provide. Superb proshop and clubhouse amenties, the practice area is second to none. However, the Valley course is set amongst houses and all of the commotion that provides - noisy landscapers, remodelling contractors etc. The course's own construction and maintenance activities were an even worse distraction. Greens were in decent condition but painted, and fairways were beat up, perhaps to be expected in March when the grass is dormant. Play it once to say you did it, but for a more pleasant round of golf, go to WGV.