Pebble Beach Resorts Golf Course

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Spyglass Hill

This is arguably the best course of the resort and one of the finest in the world. Every hole is named after a Treasure Island character but this is no fairytale affair. It’s tough, it’s beautiful and it’s brilliant. The understated clubhouse belies the majesty of the design but the clubhouse staff treat you expertly and you’re soon on the way to playing one of the best courses in the world. The first hole cuts through towering pines and then you’re out onto meandering links and forest and heath-like terrain. Every hole is a treat.

Pebble Beach Golf Links

An iconic golf course, this has several superb and history-filled holes and you come off the golf course with a big grin on your face…Irrelevant of your score! Around the turn and towards the end are our favourite parts of the course as they run along and towards the coast and the views only add to the brilliant design. Overall, the course mixes parkland with links and some of the lesser-known holes are among the most difficult – not least because of the small greens. A must play for any golfer and the service and ambience add the finishing touches.

The Links at Spanish Bay

This is a beautiful golf course situated between the Inn at Spanish Bay Hotel and the Pacific Ocean. It is quite Scottish-like in its links appearance but the rough is not too penal and the weather is somewhat warmer! The course is sculpted rather than natural but it’s a rather nice, fun test of golf. A very fine complement to an exceptionally strong region for golf.

Del Monte

The lesser known of the Pebble Beach courses, Del Monte is over 100 years old and actually the oldest course west of the Mississippi. The fairways are lined with pine and oak trees and the well-protected greens are on the small side. A very pleasant and perhaps less challenging round at exceptional value.