Pete Dye Golf Trail

Contrary to popular belief, Pete Dye, to the best of our knowledge, is not a sadist, but as anyone who has played his courses knows, he is certainly not a pushover. Golfers who like their courses challenging, and are fond of railroad ties, should sample Pete's particular brand of pleasant torture by playing Indiana's Pete Dye Golf Trail.

Seven courses, meandering from Mystic Hills in Culver, in the northern part of the state, to The Pete Dye Course at French Lick, in the southern part, showcase Dye's progression as a course designer. The French Lick course was named the best new course in the country by Golf Digest in 2009, but most of us would have to win big at the nearby casino in order to afford a round there. Of course, money spent on golf is money not lost in a casino.

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Mystic Hills was a fun ending to Pete Dye Trail tour

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