Pebble Beach Resorts is the world's most iconic golf destination, home to the legendary Pebble Beach Golf Links — consistently ranked the #1 public course in America and host to six U.S. Opens. The resort includes four world-class courses, three luxury lodging properties, and 17-Mile Drive along the magnificent Monterey Peninsula coastline.
388 rooms · 5 courses · North America
A 543-yard dogleg-left par-5 with the Pacific Ocean crashing against rocks along the entire left side from tee to green. The drive must split a lone cypress tree in the fairway from the cliff edge to set up any chance of reaching in two. Consistently ranked among the greatest finishing holes in golf.
Pebble Beach is a 5,300-acre private holding within Del Monte Forest on the Monterey Peninsula, assembled by Samuel F.B. Morse beginning in 1919 on the conviction that the Pacific coastline belonged to a golf course rather than a subdivision. The result is five courses, three distinct resort hotels, a Forbes Five-Star spa, and a calendar…
Pebble Beach Golf Links (par 72, 6,828 yards, designed by Jack Neville and Douglas Grant in 1919) has hosted the U.S. Open six times -- more than any other venue -- with the next scheduled for 2027. The estate encompasses four additional courses: Spyglass Hill (Robert Trent Jones Sr., 1966), Del…
The 22,000-square-foot spa adjacent to Casa Palmero holds Forbes Five-Star status and includes 16 massage rooms, 6 facial rooms, a flotation wrap suite, a salon, and an outdoor pool. All three resort hotels -- The Lodge, The Inn at Spanish Bay, and Casa Palmero -- grant guests complimentary access…
Peppoli at The Inn at Spanish Bay, created in partnership with Marchese Piero Antinori, serves authentic Tuscan cuisine from a wood-fired exhibition kitchen and holds the widest selection of Antinori wines available outside of Tuscany, recognized annually by Wine Spectator. The Lodge anchors its…
The Bench · Roy's at Pebble Beach · STICKS · Stillwater Bar & Grill
Spa · Beach · Equestrian · Hiking · Fitness Center · 17-Mile Drive
September - November
The Monterey Peninsula's warmest, clearest stretch — the marine layer retreats, prevailing winds calm, and the courses carry less fog than July and August.
Request a late-afternoon tee time on the Links at Spanish Bay — the resident bagpiper walks the 18th fairway at sunset, a tradition that has marked the end of a round since the course opened in 1987. Pair it with an early morning loop at The Hay for Tom Watson's short-game redesign without a full-round commitment.
Resort golf club (members + resort guests)
Start the full applicationThe resort operates a luxury chauffeur service on-property; multiple private car services serve all three airports.
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