Preview of the new Pete Dye Course at French Lick Springs Resort, Indiana
The French Lick Springs Resort in southern Indiana is adding a Pete Dye Course to its existing golf courses, the Donald Ross Course and the nine-hole Tom Bendelow Course.
French Lick Springs Resort's Dye Course is built on high-mountainous ground, some of the highest in Indiana. It will feature a good amount of undulation and will reportedly be able to play as long as 8,000 yards, though daily tees set up are expected to play much shorter. Unlike French Lick Springs Resort's Donald Ross Course, the Dye Course will feature wall-to-wall bentgrass on its tees, greens and fairways.
Though 16 of the 18 holes are currently playable, the course is not expected to open to the public until 2009. Photos are taken from a September 2008 visit when the course was still experiencing turf growth and construction in many areas.
French Lick Resort - Pete Dye Course
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French Lick
8670 West State Road 56French Lick, Indiana 47432
Orange County
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