Pebble Beach Resorts
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Pebble Beach Golf Links
The most famous public tee time in golf — cliff-top holes above Carmel Bay and a U.S. Open pedigree a century deep.
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Spyglass Hill
Five opening holes in the dunes, thirteen more through the Del Monte pines — the sternest test on the Monterey Peninsula.
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The Links at Spanish Bay
Links-style golf through restored dunes at the top of 17-Mile Drive, bagpiper at sunset included.
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Bandon Dunes Golf Resort
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Pacific Dunes
Doak's masterwork routed through natural blowout dunes on the Pacific — the modern links standard-setter.
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Bandon Trails
The inland journey at Bandon — dunes to meadow to coastal forest and back, with some of the property's best green sites.
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Old Macdonald
A giant-scale tribute to C.B. Macdonald's template holes, played across the broadest, wildest greens at Bandon.
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Sheep Ranch
Bunkerless golf on a bluff-top headland — nine greens sit on the Pacific edge, every hole exposed to the wind.
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Sand Valley
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The Lido
A shot-for-shot resurrection of Macdonald's lost Long Island masterpiece, rebuilt from digital archaeology in the Wisconsin sand barrens.
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Sand Valley
The course that revealed central Wisconsin's sand barrens as heathland-golf country — broad fairways and native-sand chaos.
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Mammoth Dunes
Kidd at his most playable — enormous fairways, a drivable par-4 signature, and fun as the organizing principle.
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Sedge Valley
A par-68 heathland homage that proves short can be serious — England's Swinley Forest spirit in Wisconsin sand.
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Streamsong Resort
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Streamsong Red
Coore-Crenshaw strategy woven through the dunes of a reclaimed phosphate mine — Florida golf that plays nothing like Florida.
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Streamsong Blue
Doak's bolder half of Streamsong's original pair — bigger dunes, wilder greens, and the famous punchbowl seventh.
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Streamsong Black
The biggest and brawniest of Streamsong's three — Hanse's enormous greens and open vistas across the old mine land.
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Gamble Sands
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Gamble Sands
Wide-open high-desert golf above the Columbia River — the friendliest great course in America.
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Scarecrow
Gamble Sands' second act — bigger cliff-edge drama above the Columbia, built on the same play-it-forward philosophy.
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