Sandy Tatum was instrumental in helping Pebble Beach land the 1972 U.S. Open, and his great friendship with Tom Watson, plus his contagious love of links golf, led to the creation of Spanish Bay. Read More »
Pebble Beach has hosted 12 memorable Major championships – with two more on the way in the next two years. Here's a fun summary highlighting each championship played here so far: Read More »
"The ultimate goal was to create a place where the guest can come in and relax after a day out enjoying the wonders of Pebble Beach. We wanted to create a place that feels like home." Read More »
Pebble Beach became the first-public access course to host a U.S. Open in 1972. When Pebble Beach hosts its sixth U.S. Open in 2019, it will mark the 11th national championship played at public-access courses in the last 21 years. Read More »
When building The Links at Spanish Bay, five-time British Open champion Tom Watson remarked: "Spanish Bay is so much like Scotland, you can almost hear the bagpipes." From that quote, a tradition was born. Read More »
There are so many special shots at Pebble Beach. It seems unfair to trim your round down to just five moments. But these five shots are as good as it gets in golf: Read More »
"The nice thing about California is that we have such a great climate for growing grapes," says Jeff Birkemeier, the Wine Manager of Stave Wine Cellar at Spanish Bay. "Literally any grape that is grown in Europe can grow in some place in California." Read More »
The first five holes are full of oceanfront shots through spectacular sand dunes, but the fun doesn't stop there. These are the shots to look forward to throughout your round at Spyglass Hill: Read More »
The game-changing exhibition kitchen in Pèppoli at Pebble Beach is now serving up classic Tuscan cuisine infused with savory wood-fired flavors, just like you'll find in the heart of Italy. Read More »
The Links at Spanish Bay is relentlessly strategic, presenting risk-reward choices on nearly every hole. Here are five sensational shots to get excited about the next time you play Spanish Bay: Read More »
Robert Trent Jones, Sr. — a man who worked on more than 400 golf courses in his lifetime — calls No. 4 at Spyglass Hill his favorite par 4 he’s ever designed. But he didn't have to play it. Here are some tips to surviving it: Read More »
