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Pete Dye Match Play Challenge
Pete Dye Golf Club · Bridgeport, WV · June 27, 2026
One of only a handful of courses in the world that bears the architect's own name — because Pete Dye thought it was that good. Opened July 4, 1993 with Dye in the inaugural foursome. Hosted the Nationwide Tour Players Cup six consecutive years — a true bucket list course hiding in the West Virginia hills.
Location
801 Aaron Smith Drive, Bridgeport, WV
Date
June 27, 2026
Entry
$200 / player
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The Course
Pete Dye Golf Club
Name on the Door
One of a Handful to Carry Pete Dye's Own Name
Opening Day
Dye Played in the First Group — July 4, 1993
Tour History
Nationwide Tour Players Cup × 6 Years
Pete Dye designed over 100 courses, but only a handful carry his own name. That alone tells you something about how he felt about this one. Located in the rolling hills of West Virginia, the Pete Dye Golf Club opened on July 4, 1993 — with Dye himself in the inaugural group, playing the course the way he built it: aggressively.
The course went on to host the Nationwide Tour Players Cup for six consecutive years, which shaped the setup you'll encounter: firm, fast, and unforgiving off-line. Dye's signature railroad ties, forced carries, and diabolically contoured greens are all present and accounted for.
West Virginia's topography gives the routing a natural drama that few flat-state designers ever achieve — and the back nine's closing stretch is as good a finishing run as you'll find anywhere.
On the Course