Dye Designs recently broke ground on a new project just outside of San Salvador, El Salvador near the small town of Zaragosa. This American style golf and country club, just 7 miles from the ocean, will attract tourists from the U.S. and Central America. “This project will have it all,” says Perry, co-architect, along with his father Pete. “The best feature is the cool ocean breeze, which doesn’t exist in town. The weather is gorgeous year round, and the ocean and some of the best surfing in Central America is down a hill just a few miles from the project. This is our 3rd course...

Colorado Avid Golfer magazine recently announced their 8th Annual Best of Colorado Golf list, and Dye has once again been honored! Best Public Course Under $50 Gold Award: Riverdale Dunes, Brighton Silver Award: Green Valley Ranch, Denver Most Family Friendly Gold Award- Broken Tee Golf Course, Englewood Silver Award- Green Valley Ranch Golf Club, Denver Best Practice Facility Silver Award- Broken Tee Golf Course, Englewood Most Female Friendly-Private Silver Award- Glenmoor Country Club, Englewood Most Family Friendly Silver Award- Glenmoor Country Club, Englewood It is always great to be recognized...

The wonderful pro at La Reunion, Ricardo Falla, is featured in this piece about Fuego Maya golf course outside of Antigua, Guatemala. For more information on La Reunion, please visit them at on their website. Check out the video clip...

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Despite recent political turmoil in Honduras, The Black Pearl remains under construction and things remain normal on the island of Roatan. “When countries go into funks like this, things slow down — fuel comes in slowly, parts for bulldozers come in slowly. It’s sometimes aggravating, but working on an island in a foreign country, you learn to expect it. We are focused on building the golf course and creating a vibrant community that helps to enhance tourism to Roatan.” Says Perry Dye who is heading up the project. “The island is not as effected by what is occurring in Tegucigalpa....