Pebble Beach Golf Links Course Review

The Pebble Beach golf club dates way back, as it was founded in 1919 and the course was designed by architects Jack Neville and Douglas Grant. The club sits on a beautiful piece of property in the midst of California, spreading over 5300 acres on Monterey Bay and it overlooks the Pacific ocean, presenting its visitors with a perplexing mental and physical challenge, together with an outstanding golfing experience. There are very few thrills for the average golfer like teeing up for the 1st time on Pebble Beach. This places oozes with beauty, history and tradition, as the golf course was host for numerous tournaments during its long and fortuitous history. The Pebble Beach basically hugs Californias beautiful yet rugged coastline, providing its visitors with cliff side fairways, open vistas and sloping greens, making for an unforgettable golfing experience.

Over the last decades, the Pebble Beach golf club hosted many prestigious tournaments, the likes of AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am and no less than five US Open championships, the most recent one being the 2010 US Open. The sixth will be in 2019, when the Pebble Beach will welcome back the US Open one more time. Some describe the Pebble Beach as the greatest public course in the US and after taking a look over the stunning coast of the Monterey peninsula, youll understand what a flagship course means. This place brings together an element of difficulty that will challenge you time and time again with unsurpassed scenic beauty, creating a one of a kind seaside course, both beautiful and breathtaking. As per accolades, the golf course at Pebble Beach was ranked 1st for public courses by Golf Digests 2013-2014 Top 100 Greatest Golf Coursers in the US and second best in the state of California.