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Dye Club 3.2.19

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Undercover Golf Pro
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1putt1, Art, and I teed it up at the Dye Club, one of my least favorite courses on the Strand (I don't like Dye courses) Course in very good condition and extremely busy. Greens putted well and reasonably quick. Fairways can be played down, roughs starting to green up. Great staff and despite it being Dye, a good time was had by all.


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Just curious Undercover Golf Pro why you don't like Dye designed courses.



   
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Love your report UGP, even if you don't like Dye designed courses! 😉


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It was fun playing with you guys on BF Dye.    
I think you got Dye more than he got you.   


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Posted by: langille5

Just curious Undercover Golf Pro why you don't like Dye designed courses.

I think he has some great holes that he then screws up with all the BS he has to throw in I find patently unfair. I also don't like his moonscape designs. Prestwick is not bad, but it isn't a full Dye design. 


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Thanks for the explanation. I hear what you are saying.



   
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Dye courses must be played a lot to learn where not to hit your shot - I just don't like courses that penal unless I'm playing from the senior tees - then I'm not trying to hit hybrids and 2 woods into greens that aren't designed for them - with no room for error. To my eye, the Dye course is not a beautiful course to look at. And I repeat myself - there are many well designed holes - though #18 is not one of them due to the green complex which pretty much explains Pete Dye designs. For those of you who love the Dye design (and there are many) I have no problem with your viewpoint.


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Dye is one tough course for any golfer, playing the proper tees sure helps some but you best hit it straight and putt very well.  See you in Nov.



   
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Thanks for the update on the Dye Course. It is one i am playing in a couple months and look forward to it. I love the Dye courses, to me it keep ms on my toes and cant slack off. you are right have to play correct tee's but i also hold the opinion not everyone will like it. 


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Barefoot Dye is a great challenge for all golfers. 


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