It’s no secret that the Monterey Peninsula is a world-renowned golf mecca home to 20 courses in some of the most natural and dramatic settings for golf anywhere in the world.  As a rule, the elements of nature will have a big impact on your golf game, particularly on the coastal courses. The rainy season will add a few water hazards, but most courses remain playable through the winter. Wind can be a factor year-round. Be aware that the wind typically picks up in the afternoon and can send your drives soaring and diving in unexpected directions on blustery days.

Click on the website links below to be directed to each golf course’s website for rates, photos, and general information.  For courses marked as private, please also see our Country Clubs page for more information about membership.

You may also get an overview and map of all Monterey Golf Courses here.

Pebble Beach

Names like Pebble Beach, Spyglass Hill, and Spanish Bay are whispered with reverence. Many players wait their whole lives for a chance to play a round of Pebble Beach golf. Non-golfers may think it’s crazy to spend hundreds of dollars for the experience of chasing a little white ball around the sand dunes and through the woods, but for devotees Pebble Beach golf course is a dream come true that spawns a lifetime of memories.

Carmel, Carmel Valley, Monterey, Pacific Grove

In addition to Pebble Beach, these other courses await your visit with phenomenal vistas and challenging courses built by award-winning architects.