Pebble Beach Resorts®

First time at this course, and I heard this course is the oldest golf course in CA. Thus I wanted to play a round at least for once. Due to the drought situation, some part of the fairway and the natural hazard were in dirt. In my opinion, it was little too much..

The way how the course was arranged was a little mixed up, so we had to watch carefully not to get hit by a ball from other players.

Glad I played at this course for the first time. Not so sure if I would return to this course any time soon though.

Played Del Monte for the second time after many years and I had forgotten what a beautiful setting it is.

It was a great day all around

I was paired up with two nice local gentleman who were helpful since it was my first time playing the course

the course was in great shape and the pace of play was good

the greens are in great condition and every putt tools true if not in

First timer here. I had a really good time playing here. I’m a high handicap (20), but I had a blast here. Greens were smaller than I’m used to but the Course itself is pretty straightforward. Its pretty cool to have a course of historical significance in our backyard. Since Pebble is out of my prices and skill range, I definitely look forward to coming back.

Played with two friends, great time in perfect weather. Restaurant was closed, other than that, great.

The course was beautiful. The fairways and greens were in great shape. Greens have a few surprises called undulations that added a bit of a challenge as well. There were a number of side areas and carries that were all browned out or barren altogether. Drought conditions I assume. Was quite the challenge for first timers but had a blast. We will definitely one back to this course as it was definitely worth the money.

Thanks to the redesign by Tiger Woods and his TGR Design team, The Hay has been elevated to the level of the other courses at Pebble Beach.

It was in prime condition on grand opening day. Even with a foursome of talented golfers, we all made our fair share of bogeys. The greens are demanding, even if the distances (40 to 107 yards) aren't. You'll have a good time, especially with family, friends and kids who don't normally play the game. When the clubhouse debuts this fall with its food and drink offerings, it will take The Hay to the next level. The free putting green is a welcome addition to the resort and could become a hangout for all ages.

No driving range, incredibly slow pace of play, costs $50 extra for a cart on top of a pricey fee and holes so close together you risk getting hit with errant shots.

We quit after 16 holes....

Some dry areas on the fairways but overall very good. Greens were true. Weather was beautiful. I will be back soon