P.B. Dye, whether designing on his own or together with father Pete Dye, has been involved in many design projects with the family firm of Dye Designs. P.B.'s best known work includes, but is not limited to:

UNITED STATES: CC of Birmingham, West course (AL, redesign with Pete Dye); Black Bear (FL); Fishers Island (FL); Honors Course (Tenn, with Pete Dye); Iron Valley (Penn); Kearney Hill (Ken, with Pete Dye); Legends Club, Moorland course (SC); Loblolly Pines (FL, with Pete Dye); PB Dye GC (MD); Prestwick CC (SC, with Pete Dye); Ruffled Feathers (Ill, with Pete Dye); Rum Pointe (MD, with Pete Dye); St James Plantn, Founders Club (NC); Virginia Oaks (VA).

CARIBBEAN & MEXICO: La Estancia (Dom Rep); Paraiso Beach (Mex); Puntacana, La Cana course (Dom Rep).

OUTSIDE NORTH AMERICA: Barbaroux (France, with father Pete Dye); Parco di Roma (Italy).

P.B. Dye is a member of the famous Dye family of golf course designers. Following in the footsteps of his grandfather (Paul "Pink" Dye), father (Pete), mother (Alice), and brother (Perry), P.B. has been “moving dirt” for as long as he can remember. He graduated from the University of Tampa in 1980 and is fluent in Spanish.

Like his father’s creations, P.B.'s courses often include railroad ties, pot bunkers and island greens. For his signature course, he spent over 120 days on-site, climbing on the bulldozers along with his crew to build the P.B. Dye Golf Club in Ijamsville, Maryland.