Monterey Salinas Golf

Golf Courses In Monterey
Laguna Seca Golf Club. Play a round of golf on Laguna Seca Golf Club’s signature Robert Trent Jones golf course, a challenging venue that follows the terrain of the coastal hills of Monterey. Tee boxes offer expansive views and a multitude of bunkers await errant approach shots. Laguna Seca welcomes the public to experience a clubhouse, a golf shop and a natural grass practice facility.

Pebble Beach Golf Courses. Ranked the No. 1 golf resort by Golf Digest Magazine in 2002, Pebble Beach’s four courses are lauded for their unmatched golf facilities,breathtaking scenery, and the acclaimed Pebble Beach Golf Academy. Visit www.pebblebeach.com.  [Top]

Pebble Beach Golf Links. The beauty and challenge of Pebble Beach Golf Links thrills golfers. Ranked the No. 1 Public Course in America by Golf Digest in 2003 and 2004, Pebble Beach has been the site of golf's most prestigious tournaments, including the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, and the 1972, '82, '92 and 2000 U.S. Open Championships. The world-famous 18-hole, Par 72 course hugs the rugged coastline, providing open vistas, cliffside fairways, and sloping greens.

The Links at Spanish Bay. Spanish Bay is a rugged coastal, 18-hole Scottish links course that provides a choice of play, firm turf and steady ocean breezes. The Links at Spanish Bay has designated environmental areas to preserve the native plants, birds and animals that make this course special. And there are chipping and putting greens for practice. The Links at Spanish Bay is located off 17-Mile Drive near the Pacific Grove Gate.  [Top]

Spyglass Hill Golf Course. Ranked five on "America's 100 Greatest Public Courses" by Golf Digest for 2003 -2004, Spyglass Hill Golf Course was designed along Del Monte Forest's shoreline. Opened in 1966, this challenging course features sandy seaside dunes, while and the back 13 cut through majestic pines with elevated greens, bunkers and lakes. “The Glass," referring to its slippery greens, is listed as one of the toughest courses in the world by the PGA Tour, and is annual co-host to the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

Del Monte Golf Course. Opened in 1897, Del Monte Golf Course is the oldest course west of the Mississippi. This inland 18-hole, Par 72 course boasts a meandering layout that has challenged golfers for more than a century.

Host of the California State Amateur, Del Monte features narrow, tree-lined fairways and small, protected greens, and serves as one of three Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational courses.  [Top]

Bayonet Golf Course. Built in 1954 at Fort Ord, the two golf courses the Army left behind -Bayonet and Black Horse -have risen to national prominence. Bayonet’s 7,117 yards include long, narrow fairways lined with towering oak and cypress trees, speedy greens, mild hills and picturesque strolls. The 18-hole, Par 72, waterless course features “Combat Corner,” a series of sharp doglegs. Bayonet hosts a PGA Qualifying Tournament every November, along with the Monterey Peninsula Classic in October.

Black Horse Golf Course. Black Horse Golf Course is a Seaside jewel and part of the PGA tour schedule. The 18-hole, public course stretches 7,009 yards and demands accuracy over undulating fairways undulations and fast greens. With expansive bay views, tight fairways,smaller greens and elevation changes, Black Horse offers a unique look while sharing the benefits of Monterey Bay golf. The courses share a pro shop, driving range, and clubhouse.

Rancho Canada Golf Course. The 18-hole "West" course at the Rancho Canada Golf Club facility in Carmel, California features 6,357 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. Banquet, Meeting, and Reception event space can be booked at Rancho Canada Golf Course, for groups ranging in 40 to 400 people.  [Top]