Nestled along the breathtaking coastline of California's Monterey Peninsula, Pebble Beach Resorts boasts three public courses ranked in the Top 50. Embarking on a golf journey at Pebble Beach Resorts guarantees an unforgettable experience. From navigating the picturesque sand dunes at Spanish Bay to maneuvering through the majestic pine trees of Spyglass Hill or testing your skills along the dramatic cliff-lined shores of Pebble Beach, every golf excursion at Pebble Beach Resorts is filled with exhilarating moments that will leave a lasting impression.

Five-star lodging and spa experiences to world-class golf and outdoor adventures, there’s no other place like it in America. Featuring 4 world-class championship golf courses, ranked among the top 100 in the United States that were designed by the legendary, Hall of Fame golf course architect, Pete Dye.

Immerse yourself in the challenge and natural beauty of the Ackerman-Allen and Kampen Courses. With meticulously manicured fairways, strategic bunkers, and breathtaking views, these championship courses offer an unparalleled golfing adventure. Explore the legendary designs, embrace the serene surroundings, and embark on an extraordinary golfing experience at Purdue University.

Half Moon Bay Golf Links offers a premier oceanfront golf resort experience. Situated along the stunning coastal bluffs of Northern California, this resort boasts two distinct and picturesque golf courses. Golf enthusiasts can choose between the Arnold Palmer designed Old Course, offering a classic layout, or the Arthur Hill's Scottish Links style Ocean Course, providing a unique challenge with its coastal winds and rugged terrain.

Erin Hills is a course like none other — routed over the kettle moraine areas left by glaciers, surrounded by wetlands and a river, with ground that consists of glacial till of varied composition of sand and small rock. In an unconventional decision for a course in Wisconsin, the architects routed the fairways around contours of the property and provide a firm playing surface that plays shorter than its length on the scorecard.

Since opening to the public in January 1994, Caledonia Golf and Fish Club has rapidly gained a reputation as one of the premier courses in America. It is the first solo designed of late, great golf courses architect Mike Strantz.