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- 72
- Yardage
- 7,343
- Slope
- 149
- Rating
- 73.3
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About the course
Why golfers play Barefoot Resort – Dye Course
Designed by Pete Dye and opened in 2000, this course features challenging terrain with strategically placed bunkers and narrow fairways. It showcases Dye's signature use of waste areas and railroad ties, creating a visually striking layout. The par 4 10th hole is notable for its demanding approach over water, while the par 3 13th hole challenges with its island green. The course suits skilled golfers seeking a strategic test.
- Driving range
- Putting green
- Chipping green
- Pro shop
- Club rentals
- Golf carts
- Snack bar
- Restaurant
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What golfers say
735 golfers rated Barefoot Resort – Dye Course.
- 5★ 481
- 4★ 163
- 3★ 59
- 2★ 20
- 1★ 12
★★★★★“This was a nice place for the most part. Every encounter with the employees was also great. Most of the course was in great shape as well. The only places where I felt the experience was underwhelming were on the greens and driving range. The size of the range is smaller, which was fine, but it was in very poor shape, from the mats to even the area we hit balls into. It was very below average compared to other places i've been, and it was our most expensive round. Also, the greens on the course were very disappointing. The balls didn't roll the same speeds on every green, they were extremely bumpy, and there were several burnt/worn sports on them. This surprised me because of how small the greens are. There's not much surface area to maintain on many of those greens, it shocked me that they were so inconsistent and bumpy. Regardless, it was still a nice course and a good experience. I always judge courses based on their prices, and I was just a little underwhelmed in some areas.”
★★★★★“Course was aerated 2 days before we played. Never was told. Payed full price.”
★★★★★“Great course and challengng as well”
★★★★★“Best if the three.”
★★★★★“Always like the Dye course layout and experience! Greens should be faster. Excessive advertising on cart screens is the worst I have ever experienced.”
★★★★★“Nice course, all course had its difficulties, very nice challenge!”
★★★★★“Close second to TPC, well maintained.”
★★★★★“Very nice and challenging”
★★★★★“Course needs refurbished the Due character is rotted away”
★★★★★“Beautiful course, challenging but fair in great shape”
★★★★★“Course was in great shape. Staff was awesome…starter gave great advice on how to play the course - can’t wait to play it again!”
★★★★★“Beautiful layout, very fair to all levels of golfers and amazing condition.”
★★★★★“this was the last day we played and I was able to play the whole 18 holes.”
★★★★★“Average conditions and above average cost makes it a bit disappointing.”
★★★★★“Very slow play golf day. Rangers needed on course to manage pace of play.”
★★★★★“Best course yet”
★★★★★“Tough, challenging course. Friendly staff throughout. Back nine was pretty much rained out. As we had already made the turn and played the tenth while we received a rain check for nine which was greatly appreciated. Will definitely be back.”
★★★★★“Overall very well maintained, although many of the tee boxes were in poor condition.”
★★★★★“$107 was too much. Greens had just been aerated, course was not in great shape, looked like it needed water. Course needs renovation to justify premium rates. $65 would have been appropriate in current condition.”
★★★★★“Very disappointed to spend the amount of money and not know the greens were recently aerated. Also the fact that it was extremely hot, no working water fountain, beverage cart or ranger on course distributing water.”
★★★★★“Excellent golf course”
★★★★★“Average conditions”
★★★★★“Course was ok but not great shape”
★★★★★“Horrible condition especially the front 9. Goat ranch. I was there 18 years ago and it was pristine. Very disappointed.”
Getting there
Where Barefoot Resort – Dye Course sits.
2600 Pete Dye Dr, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
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About Barefoot Resort – Dye Course.
- Who designed Barefoot Resort – Dye Course and when did it open?
- Barefoot Resort – Dye Course was designed by Pete Dye and opened in 2000.
- What is the par and yardage at Barefoot Resort – Dye Course?
- Barefoot Resort – Dye Course plays to a par of 72 at 7,343 yards from the back tees, with a course rating of 73.3 and a slope of 149.
- Is Barefoot Resort – Dye Course open to the public?
- Yes. Barefoot Resort – Dye Course is a public course, and tee times can be booked here.
- Where is Barefoot Resort – Dye Course?
- Barefoot Resort – Dye Course is in North Myrtle Beach, SC, at 2600 Pete Dye Dr, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582. That is roughly 12 miles from central Myrtle Beach in a straight line, so allow a little more by road.
- What facilities are there at Barefoot Resort – Dye Course?
- Barefoot Resort – Dye Course has driving range, putting green, chipping green, pro shop, club rentals, golf carts, snack bar and restaurant.
- How is Barefoot Resort – Dye Course rated by golfers?
- Barefoot Resort – Dye Course is rated 4.47 out of 5 from 735 reviews left by golfers who booked through us, most recently in August 2026.
- Can I book a tee time at Barefoot Resort – Dye Course online?
- Yes. The tee sheet on this page shows live availability and the rate for each time, which changes by date and time of day, and you can book it straight through.
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