Monterey Pines Golf Course
1250 Gardens Road , Monterey, CA
Adams Springs
Masterfully-routed 9-hole Jack Fleming design on Cobb Mountain that requires every shot in the bag
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Links at Summerly
The Cal Olson classic invites a back-to-basics approach that includes an emphasis on risk/reward decision-making
DETAILSAmenities
- Pro Shop
- Full Kitchen
- Beer/Wine
- Spirits
- Driving Range
Details
| Holes | 18 |
| Total Yardage | 5554 |
| Price | $ |
| Course Style | Parkland |
| Course Type | Regulation |
| Walkability | Walkable |
| Greens | Rye |
History
Monterey Peninsula golf has been enhanced yet again with the complete renovation of Monterey Pines Golf Course. Playability and affordability pair up here in a seaside setting of unmatched beauty and value. The 5,554-yard, par-69 course reopened to wide acclaim in July, 2009 after a year-long hiatus. Architect Mark Messier's redesign is complemented by new irrigation, rebuilt tees and greens, new bunkers and much more. Built as a recreational outlet for military personnel, the course has long been open to civilians, who now make up the majority of play. This is a walkable, beautiful course that will challenge your skills but never ruin your day. A starter and course marshal ensure a smooth pace of play. Tournaments, banquets, lessons, a renovated grille & bar, new practice facilities--it's all here, and at $34 weekdays and just three dollars more on weekends, Monterey Pines figures to be a star golfing attraction in this star-filled region for many years to come. Learn more
| Year Founded | 1963 |
| Architect | Robert Muir Graves / (2009 Redesign) Kevin Tucker / Marc Messier |
Individual Tee Stats
| Tee Name | Par | Yardage | Course Rating | Slope Rating | Difficulty ? A course’s difficulty rating represents how many strokes over par a bogey golfer can expect to shoot, under normal course and weather conditions. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue | 69 | 5554 | 66.7 | 107 | 17.6 |