Barefoot Resort - Dye Course

• 🏆America's 100 Greatest Public Courses — Golf Digest

Pete Dye's only solo design in Myrtle Beach, the Dye Course at Barefoot Resort opened in 2000 and immediately became the most challenging — and highest-ranked — of the resort's four championship layouts. Classic Dye features dominate: angled tee boxes, railroad-tie bunker walls, strategic water hazards that reward one line and punish the other, and risk/reward options on nearly every tee. Golf Digest has kept it on America's 100 Greatest Public Courses list consistently — 29th in 2021-22, 35th in 2023-24, and 30th for 2025-26. The course has also earned area and state "Golf Course of the Year" recognition. For a serious golfer heading to Myrtle Beach, this is the marquee round of the Barefoot four — the other three (Norman, Love, Fazio) sit one tier below.