Bayonet Golf Course
Parkland

Bayonet Golf Course

18 holes • Par 72 • Slope 139

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About Bayonet Golf Course

Bayonet Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 public course in Seaside, California, on the former Fort Ord military installation. General Robert B. S.

Army's 7th Infantry Division, known as the Bayonet Division. McClure was a left-handed golfer, and the club links his own ball flight to the sequence of sharp doglegs on holes 11 through 15 known as 'Combat Corner.' Architect Gene Bates completed a major renovation in 2008, reshaping greens, tees, fairways and bunkers while opening additional views toward Monterey Bay.

The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 72, 7,104 yards, course rating 74.8 and slope rating 139. Designed by Robert B. McClure, the course originally opened in 1954. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Putting Green, Chipping Area, Club Rental, Dining.

History & Design

1954
Opened
Robert B. McClure
Architects
2008 by Gene Bates
Redesigned
Parkland
Course Style
Fort Ord's Combat Corner
Known For
PGA Professional National Championship, including 2012 and 2018
Hosted
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Origins

S. Army's Fort Ord in 1954. Commanding officer General Robert B.

McClure designed the course and named it for the 7th Infantry Division, the 'Bayonet Division.' Its military origins remain central to both the name and identity of the course.

Did You Know?
Holes 11 through 15 are known as Combat Corner, a sequence associated with original designer General Robert B. McClure's left-handed slice.

Development

After Fort Ord closed, the City of Seaside acquired the golf facilities in 1997. Gene Bates later undertook an extensive renovation completed in 2008. The project reshaped tees, fairways, bunkers and greens, introduced new turf and opened sightlines toward Monterey Bay while retaining much of the established routing.

Recognition

Bayonet has been used for significant tournament golf, including PGA Professional National Championship competition and qualifying events.

Today

Bayonet operates as one of two separate 18-hole courses at the Bayonet & Black Horse facility in Seaside and remains open to public play.

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Facilities

Driving RangePutting GreenChipping AreaClub RentalDining

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Green Fees

Fee TypePriceNotes
walking / riding* (Must be 16 w/ valid drivers license to drive cart)$50—
Youth on Course rate is after 4:30pm (March-Oct), and 3:00pm (Nov-February) every day. (walking rate only)$5Day: daily

Prices are indicative and subject to change. Contact the course to confirm current rates.

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Architects & designers

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General Robert B. McClure designed the original Bayonet course at Fort Ord in 1954.

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Gene BatesRenovated

Gene Bates is an American golf course architect and long-standing leader of the Bates Golf Group (also associated with…