Architect
Pete Dye; Alice Dye
Established
1965
Par / Length
72 / 6967y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: Radrick Farms is an early Pete Dye design in Ann Arbor, set among mature woodland and rolling ground near the University of Michigan campus. The 18-hole course is listed at 6,967 yards and rewards careful use of angles, elevation and the natural corridors through the property.
History: The course was established in 1965 and is widely identified as Pete Dye’s first 18-hole course. Alice Dye is also credited in the architectural record, and later club work has preserved the character of a design that helped define Dye’s early career.
Did You Know? Radrick Farms is recognized as Pete Dye’s first completed 18-hole course. Its wooded setting close to the University of Michigan campus makes the design feel secluded despite its connection to a major university town.
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4875 Geddes Rd
