Anybody played these courses ?
- Thread starter vinnie
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I've played the first 3 on your list.
They are all great courses. Carmel Valley Ranch is also a good track inland worth playing.
They are all great courses. Carmel Valley Ranch is also a good track inland worth playing.
If that's the case, play Cypress Point.
You must have some kind of connections as Cypress is next to impossible to play.
You must have some kind of connections as Cypress is next to impossible to play.
You might have a better chance of playing Augusta National :scared than getting on Cypress Point. It's a good course, but not as difficult as Spyglass. and verrrrrrry private !!
Pebble Beach is a great layout, but if you can catch the right weather it is tameable. In bad weather or if they let the rough grow, Pebble is rough--especially #8-10. Spyglass has the hardest holes and is sheltered somewhat from the wind
The others are nice layouts but if you're going to Monterrey Pen. it's almost mandatory you play the top two. The whole area is incredibly scenic.
Good Luck, and stop by the Hogs Breath saloon in Carmel....Clint Eastwoods place.
Pebble Beach is a great layout, but if you can catch the right weather it is tameable. In bad weather or if they let the rough grow, Pebble is rough--especially #8-10. Spyglass has the hardest holes and is sheltered somewhat from the wind
The others are nice layouts but if you're going to Monterrey Pen. it's almost mandatory you play the top two. The whole area is incredibly scenic.
Good Luck, and stop by the Hogs Breath saloon in Carmel....Clint Eastwoods place.
And if you wander through Western Pennsylvania sometime, I can get you on this course:
http://www.oldstonewall.com/
Not enough pictures to do it justice on the web-site, but it is the premier course in the tri-state area for sure.
http://www.oldstonewall.com/
Not enough pictures to do it justice on the web-site, but it is the premier course in the tri-state area for sure.
