I am the Head Pro at The Dye Course at Barefoot Resort & Golf. I am aware of a complaint from a blogger about the greens on The Dye Course. I will say that the greens have had a little heat stress from the hot summer months but they have recovered nicely and I am very proud of the superintendent and his staff for doing what they did this year in just keeping them alive. Two years in a row of extreme heat and they are alive and green and fairly healthy. Thanks to the staff. As for some people who complain about a few greens being a little bumpy we certainly apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you. Keep in mind the heat has been so bad the last few years that we are changing the greens to a Champion grass next year. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience to you and your group. Please contact me so we can discuss further. You can reach me at The Dye Club. Jeff Diehl, PGA

I played this course last week, and although I like the layout, I have to say the greens were in the worst shape of any course I have played in recent memory. Not sure why, but they were bouncy, slow and very inconsistent. It\'s a travesty to charge $ 160 per round to play on greens that are this poor. The barefoot course management should be giving refunds and lowering the rates until they can get the greens in better shape. We played the Love course on Tuesday and the greens were great, but on Thursday when we played Dye course ,the greens were pitiful.

This was probably the hardest course I have ever played. If your handicap is in the 20"s or higher stay away from this course. I"m a 22 and I shot a 57 on the front. As weird as it sounds, I felt that the back was much easier. I wound up coming in with 44 on the back track. Also the course was pretty beat up. For the $100 greens fee you can do much better somewhere else. Stay away from Dye!!!!

The Dye Course is truly a Hidden Gem

The Dye Course is a great course, open fairways, pretty difficult course too... Great place to golf