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Pacific Grove Golf Links is a municipally owned 18-hole course on California's Monterey Peninsula. Its two nines have separate architectural histories. H.
B. Morse for a symbolic $10 gold coin, subject to maintaining it as a golf course. More than 200 workers helped shape the layout, which opened on 9 May 1932.
The course is an 18-hole links golf course. It plays to par 70, course rating 67.9 and slope rating 113. Designed by H. Chandler Egan and Jack Neville, the course originally opened in 1932. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Pro Shop, Putting Green, Restaurant, Golf Carts, Club Hire.
The concept emerged in 1929 as S.F.B. Morse considered using golf to enhance his ocean-side property. In 1931 he agreed to transfer the land for the front nine to the City of Pacific Grove for a symbolic $10 gold coin, with the requirement that it remain maintained and irrigated as a golf course for at least five years.
H. Chandler Egan created the original out-and-back figure-eight nine. Jack Neville later approached the Point Pinos dunes in a more traditional links manner, allowing the natural windswept terrain to dictate much of the routing.
The Egan nine opened on 9 May 1932. Neville's second nine opened in 1960. S.
Coast Guard deeded the Point Pinos Lighthouse and back-nine property to the city, which committed to restoring native and endangered dune vegetation.
Pacific Grove remains a public municipal course, combining the older inland nine with Neville's seaside links nine.
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| Fee Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Other | |
| Monday-Thursday 18 Holes Walking | $66 |
| Friday-Sunday & Holiday 18 Holes Walking | $89 |
| Junior 17 & Under Monday-Thursday | $20 |
| Twilight | |
| Monday-Thursday Twilight Walking | $46 |
| Friday-Sunday & Holiday Twilight Walking | $59 |
Prices are indicative and subject to change. Contact the course to confirm current rates.
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