Golf Courses - Monterey Peninsula

'For years I have been contending that in our generation no other golf course could possibly compete with the strategic problems, the thrills, the excitement, variety and lasting and increasing int...

A short drive from Cypress Point, Pebble Beach is situated at the southern end of California’s Monterey Peninsula and was developed by business entrepreneur Samuel F.B. Morse. Morse first saw the s...

The Pasatiempo Golf Club was founded by Marion Hollins, one of the finest athletes of the 1920s and a woman who had driven the development of the Cypress Point Club before making a fortune investin...

‘I hope to carefully shape this new course so she will bend and sweep with the natural terrain of rocks, trees, grasses and ocean. My dream is that she will appear as if she has been dancing among ...

Designed by Robert Trent Jones at the height of his prolific career, Spyglass Hill was the vision of Pebble Beach founder Samuel Morse, who had long planned for a series of golf courses along his s...

Designed by Tom Fazio, with input from both Sandy Tatum and J. Michael Poellot, the Preserve Golf Club is the centerpiece of an enormous development in the hills outside of Monterey known as the Sa...

The Dunes Course at the Monterey Peninsula Country Club first opened for play in 1925, having been routed and initially designed by Seth Raynor, but completed by Robert Hunter after Raynor’s untime...

One of the most cherished municipal golf courses in America, the Pacific Grove Golf Links started life in 1932 as a nine-hole course on the northern tip of the Monterey Peninsula. Like the other go...

The newest course in the Pebble Beach portfolio, the Links at Spanish Bay was created in 1987 and designed by the unusual team of Robert Trent Jones II, Tom Watson and former USGA head Sandy Tatum....

In Volume 3 of The Confidential Guide to Golf Courses, Tom Doak published that:

“Any new course on the Peninsula is a big deal, but as home to the Northern California Golf Association, Popp...