Pete Dye

Pete Dye-redesigned layout routes through iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and the rumbling roar of race car engines reverberates around the course during practice days at the track

'Have Clubs Will Travel' host David Wood highlights Kiawah Island (S.C.) Resort's Ocean Course, which debuted with the 1991 Ryder Cup and is hosting the 2021 PGA Championship. See what makes the par-72, 7,849-yard course with the most oceanside holes (10) of any course in North America so demanding

The PGA Championship puts Kiawah Island’s crown jewel in the spotlight, but the major's television coverage won’t accurately project the challenges that recreational players are bound to face on Pete Dye’s famous oceanside course

Players Championship’s host course, TPC Sawgrass, may be world renowned, but Dye’s Valley is the revered golf resort’s best-kept secret

1967 design by Pete and Alice Dye rates among top resort courses in U.S. and has hosted PGA Tour annually since 1969

Have Clubs Will Travel host David Wood presents TPC Sawgrass, home to the PGA Tour's Players Championship in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. This Where To Golf Next video travel series episode examines why this is one of course architect Pete Dye's finest designs

John Hawkins and Mike Purkey land on different sides of the debate regarding TPC Sawgrass’ iconic par-3 17th hole

On a TPC Sawgrass Stadium Course built to spotlight the game’s best ball-strikers, one of golf’s most talented tee-to-green machines returns intent to make amends for last year’s final-round meltdown

Home to The Ocean Course, Kiawah Island Golf Resort is one of only a handful of locations to host every major PGA event, with the 2021 PGA Championship being the next on the books. It’s a prestigious honor—and one that’s well-deserved.