Pebble Beach, California PGA Golf and More

Carmel Hotel Lodging, California
Carmel, California Pebble Beach's 17 - Mile Drive
Carmel Pebble Beach's Links At Spanish Bay
Carmel, California Del Monte Pavilion
Pebble Beach Golf Academy Carmel, California
Carmel Pebble Beach's Spyglass Hill, California
Carmel, California Pebble Beach's Peter Hay

Any golf fan who has dreamed of having his name put up on the PGA Golf Pebble Beach leaderboard will be thrilled to know that the Best Western Carmel's Town House Lodge is Pebble Beach's favorite hotel. The Carmel's Town House's pebble beach golf vacation package beats out any other golf vacation in Monterey, California. Take the chance to visit all the best courses and gold resorts and the 17Mile Drive, all while golfing near the Monterey county fairgrounds.

Carmel Hotel Lodging -

Remember that Pebble Beach and all these great courses are an easy distance away from the Best Western Carmel's Town House Lodge. Their golf vacation packages will take care of you. Don't worry about the cost to play in AT&T Pro AM Pebble Beach. Just picture yourself out at the 13th hole at Pebble Beach. You'll even get the chance to join the Monterey golf club and attend Pebble Beach Golf School.

Pebble Beach's 17 - Mile Drive -

This drive runs through the majestic natural beauty of Pebble Beach, rushing past all the great golf resorts and links as well as Pebble Beach Market. The scenic tour covers The Lone Cypress, Seal and Bird Rocks, Fanshell Beach, Point Joe, and the Restless Sea.

Running through the beautiful town of Pacific Grove to Pebble Beach, 17-Mile Drive affords beautiful coastal views of the Pacific Ocean and the Del Monte Forest. For non-residence, there is a toll to drive along 17-Mile Drive, but the unforgettable vistas make it well worth the money. The Drive is marked by a prominent red dash on the road to assist motorists in finding their way.

Pebble Beach's Links At Spanish Bay -

The bristly grasses and rugged natural beauty of these links recalls the Scottish coastline where the game of golf was created. Here, you have your choice of a regular shot or a low, running shot to play the firm turf while keeping the ball the steady ocean breezes. Chipping and putting greens are also available.

Del Monte Pavilion -

Boasting a meandering layout, this golf course is the oldest in continuous operation west of the Mississippi River. For more than a century, golfers have challenged the tree-lined fairways and small, well-protected greens. The Del Monte Pavilion stands adjacent to the course, providing an outdoor setting for any special event, especially any corporate golf outings out to Pebble Beach.

Pebble Beach Golf Academy -

Not only is this the number one-rated golf school among all the Pebble Beach Resorts and near the Pebble Beach Links, it is also considered by many to be the best in the nation. Students receive instruction that is specifically designed for their individual successful via on-course management and coaching.

Pebble Beach's Spyglass Hill -

This course takes its name from the classic novel Treasure Island. Local legend claims that author Robert Louis Stevenson wandered this area while dreaming up the novel's storyline. Holes such as "Black Dog" and "Billy Bones" are named after the novel's characters. The first 5 holes run through sandy seaside dunes and the next 13 cut through majestic pines with elevated greens and bunkers and lakes placed strategically. Spyglass Hill is widely considered one of the most difficult golf courses in the world.

Pebble Beach's Peter Hay -

This 9-hole executive par 3 golf course sits across the street from the famed Pebble Beach Golf Links and is the only golf course of its type open to the public on the Monterey peninsula. Standing at the top of the course is the 30,000 pound bronze sculpture, Encircling Centuries of Excellence, commemorating 100 playings of the U.S. Open 2000 Pebble Beach golf championship.