The Dye Club at Barefoot Resort Tee Times

After playing 18, we had definitely worked up an appetite. Lunch was served quickly and was delicious! Had the California turkey wrap and the buffalo chicken salad… both very tasty. Staff is amazing from start to finish. Super friendly and very kind. They really cater to ensuring a great experience for guests. Course was beautiful and in great condition. Lots of “bunkers” that aren’t considered bunkers (you can ground your club), but still keep you honest. I liked that I could have the occasional mishit and not be completely out of play. It’s probably a lot more challenging in the summer when the natural areas are in full growth mode. I’d be all-in to play here again. The replay option is nice where you can play one of the other Barefoot courses.

a year ago

Such a fun (if you can call a Dye course w/ sand everywhere fun) and challenging 18. It’s fair - but, ya got to know where to miss and when to take yo’ medicine for an errant shot. Service was top notch and the Marshall’s really kept the pace of play. Thanks Barefoot!! I’ll be back!!

6 months ago

After playing eight rounds of golf in the Myrtle Beach area. this honestly was the course I was looking forward to the most and sadly might be the most disappointing, especially for the price! when we arrived I have never in my life. seen so many people waiting to tee off the bad boys were doing overtime. there must have been $60 to 70 bags waiting to be loaded up. tells me right away. they've overbooked literally. I've never seen anything like this and I've played golf for 20 plus years and do these outings all the time. talk about this lowest round of golf that was easily 5 hours and totally unnecessary. The conditions weren't up to par, especially when we had played courses the days before a third. the price you can imagine how disappointing we were with this. I know it's a resort. I know it gets overplayed but for Pete dye design the layout wasn't even all that intriguing. the waist areas were everywhere and again the conditions themselves were a little poor. add that to an absorbent price you have what me and five other guys agreed was our least favorite round of golf in the area. save your money. go north of the border and play the courses in shallotte Ocean Isle area. they are tremendous for the price. otherwise I would go to the south end and play around pawleys island. clubhouse was great merchandise, food etc. everything was really good in regards to that. it was really just the golf course not living up to expectations, especially for prices. upwards of $200. like I said we played courses that were far superior for under a hundred bucks that's a no-brainer.

a year ago

Epic golf experience yet relaxed and very friendly atmosphere. Just finished 4 days playing this course and certainly agree it is a very difficult test of golf with large mounds, waste bunkers and water in daunting spots all over this beautiful course. The staff are second to none accommodating our every need, great food. Greens by our 4th day had really gotten quick. This course is daunting not for the weekend hacker as there are literally about 7 holes where giving up comes up when you step on the tee never mind after your shot. But if you crave spectacular golf holes and golf your ball, this is the place for you.

4 months ago

The Dye Course at Barefoot Resort & Golf in North Myrtle Beach, designed by Pete Dye, is both stunningly beautiful and tough, with many waste (sand) areas. The staff is exceptionally welcoming and offered great tips for improving our game. The fees are affordable, too. Although I didn't play well due to frequently getting into the waste area, we had such a great time.

a year ago