Spyglass Hill is possibly the hardest golf course on the Monterey Peninsula. The hilly land tumbles down towards the sea, leaving fairways lined with cypress and pines, laced with areas of brilliant white sand.
Spyglass Hill is possibly the hardest golf course on the Monterey Peninsula. The hilly land tumbles down towards the sea, leaving fairways lined with cypress and pines, laced with areas of brilliant white sand.
4.5
Spyglass is a great track, just not epic.
Holes 1-5 are what you come for. The woodland/pine feel to the rest of the course is lovely, but does not stand up to the other tracks on the peninsula.
The clubhouse and facilities are dated, as is the design and feel of the course. Very late seventies kind of vibe.
Very good condition agronomy. Need to have better sight lines through the forested holes. Feels crowded at times.
Definitely the hardest of the courses on the peninsula.
Overall rating
5.0
Overall rating
5.0
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