Pebble Beach Golf: Where Legends Tee Off

Pebble Beach Golf is a name that speaks for itself in the golfing world. It's consistently ranked as the best public course in the U.S. and has been the stage for many major tournaments. Today, let me give you a taste of what playing a round at Pebble Beach is like.

Right now, Pebble Beach hosts the AT&T Pro-Am in February and has hosted the U.S. Open six times. It's also getting ready for the Women's U.S. Open in July 2023. If you just want to play golf, you can book a tee time a day in advance, but be ready for some competition. It's in high demand, like getting a spot at St. Andrews but with more sun and trees and less Scottish weather. If you do secure a tee time, plan on spending around $700, plus a $50 cart fee. It's not just golf; it's a Pebble Beach adventure that's worth every dollar.

A tip: If you make it to Pebble, take a moment to watch highlights from past U.S. Opens to truly appreciate the history as you play.

Now, onto the facilities. Pebble Beach has a big driving range with heaps of premium TaylorMade golf balls. There's also a practice area with two greens, one for chipping and one for bunker shots. I like that the bunkers are deep, and the greens are small, just like on the course. Finally, there's a spacious 4,500-square-foot putting green.

The service here is excellent, from your arrival to your departure. A special shoutout to the starter who keeps everything running smoothly with a welcoming and calm atmosphere. Pebble Beach isn't just about the golf; it's an experience, from your first step on the course to the lasting memories you take with you.