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Pebble Beach Golf Links
1700 17 Mile Drive Pebble Beach, CA 93953 View Map P: 831-654-9300 http://www.pebblebeach.com Price Range: $200+
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Samuel F.B. Morse, grandnephew of the telegraph inventor hired golf course architect and California State Amateur Jack Neville to design Pebble Beach in 1919. It became, and continues to be the epitome of a golf course resort. Fabulous setting, immaculately maintained golf course, classic lodge, and a rich overall environment. The course became the home of the annual "Crosby" PGA tournament, has held, US Amateurs, US Opens including the Watson/Nicklaus duel in 1982, and is ranked as the #1 course in the U.S.open to the public. The course measures 6828 from the tips, with a handicap of 74.3, and slope of 144. It's currently owned by a group which includes Arnold Palmer, Clint Eastwood, and Peter Uberoff. The course is routed through gently rolling terrain, has wide fairways, plenty of bunkers, and 6 fantastic holes along the bluffs of the Pacific. It's also one of the most expensive courses in the world at $450 per round, but worth it once!

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Posted by: bkuehn1952
Date Posted: Nov 25th, 2009

Had a chance to return in October, 2009, after playing there 20 years ago. As great as the first time was, this last visit was even better. The combination of the course routing, ocean views and fabulous real estate lining many holes puts this place in 1st place as a golf experience. Please,please,please take a caddie or carry your own bag. This is an experience that one needs to see while walking the land. Carts must remain on the paths and the experience is ruined hiking back and forth to the buggy. Flag Content

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