Architect
Pete Dye
Established
2004
Par / Length
72 / 7231y
Access
Public
Green Fee
$$
Overview: Big Fish Golf Club is a public Pete Dye course in Hayward, Wisconsin. The layout sits among the woods and lakes of northern Wisconsin, using Dye's characteristic bunker shapes and strategic landing areas without losing the area's natural scale.
History: Big Fish was designed and built by Pete Dye in 2004. The course quickly became part of the Hayward golf scene, where its bentgrass playing surfaces and northern setting distinguish it from Dye's more coastal and resort designs.
Did You Know? Big Fish uses bentgrass on its tees, fairways and greens. The course's name also reflects the Hayward Lakes region, where muskies and walleyes are part of the local outdoor culture.
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