Pebble Beach Golf Course- One of the best known golf courses is Pebble Beach golf course. Pebble Beach golf course offers some million dollar views and great golf. In this Pebble Beach golf course review we will walk you through Pebble Beach golf course.

Even if you aren't a golfer you have heard of Pebble Beach golf course. Many people spend their honeymoons at the Lodge at Pebble Beach and aren't even golfers! The drive to Pebble Beach and the views on the golf course are amazing. Situated in the famous 17 mile drive just out of Monterey, California, Pebble Beach is amazing.

As we mentioned earlier, not only is the Pebble Beach golf course rated highly, but so is the Lodge at Pebble Beach. Rated as one of the best lodges in the world, the Lodge at Pebble Beach features 161 guest rooms, spa, dining, and meeting space. While this is a golf course review article, we can't go without talking about the Lodge at Pebble Beach. Heck you are going to play Pebble Beach golf course, why not stay at the Pebble Beach lodge? Ok, enough on the Pebble Beach resort, and now to the golf course!

Pebble Beach golf course was originally designed by Jack Neville and Douglas Grant and opened on February 22, 1919. Since then Ed Conner and Jack Nicklaus redesigned the golf course in 1991 and Jack Nicklaus created the new fifth hole in 1998. Pebble Beach is one of the best golf courses in the world because of its beauty and design. It is very challenging yet fun to play.

Pebble Beach golf course is one of the golf courses for the yearly PGA tour event called the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.  In addition they have hosted several major golf tournaments including the 2010 US Open.

Pebble Beach Golf Course

• Accommodations: Caddies, Pro Shop, Restaurant, Lodge, Driving Range
• Tee Boxes: Black, Blue, Gold, White, Red/White (Seniors), Red (Women's)
• Par: 72 except for the Black tournament tees which is par 71
• Yardage: 7040, 6737, 6348, 6116, 5470, 5198
• Slope / Rating: 75.5/145, 72.8/142, 72.3/137, 71.2/134, 73.4/133, 71.9/130
• Pebble Beach Green Fees: $495.00

Yes, Pebble Beach is expensive but it is a once in a lifetime experience. If you stay at the Lodge at Pebble Beach you can save some money in green fees by taking advantage of one of the Pebble Beach golf packages. Best Golf Equipment Reviews hasn't played the Pebble Beach golf course but has driven by it. We are confident that Pebble Beach golf course is everything that you see on the television and more! If you have any Pebble Beach reviews that you want to share email us!

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