Pete Dye

Be the right club.

Be the right club today.

Well, there's some really great Dominican peach stories about his place down there and going down there.

Casa de Campo, yeah.

A lot of great stories there.

Well, they built this, he had a lot on the right of hole number seven, part three.

I always told the maintenance guys to throw all the trash, throw all the trash from the golf course storms on his lot.

They'd throw cobble and rock and trees and palm fronds and everything.

But one day, he decided to build a house.

And he said, we're just, we're going to build a house and we're just going to use all the rubble that we've, all the stuff that we've collected and everything.

Okay.

So they built this, they built this house out of all native, native materials from off the golf course and stuff.

Trees, no nails, thatch roofs.

rock walls, coral rock walls, tree limbs for beams.

Very, very Dominican, very cool.

It had five little huts all connected by little walkways.

It was really very, very,

Very Dominican.

There was a guy that had a lot beside Pete.

He was from Italy.