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.















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I personally refer to Spyglass Hill as part of the "Triple Crown" of public golf courses, along with Pebble Beach. While Pebble Beach Links is world-famous and considered a bucket-list course that every golfer should play at least once in their lifetime, I find Spyglass Hill to be even more captivating.
The front nine offers an ocean-course experience, with sweeping coastal views that create a truly mesmerizing atmosphere. In contrast, the back nine takes you deep into the forest, where towering trees frame the fairways. The crisp, echoing sound of a well-struck tee shot in this setting is particularly satisfying.
Spyglass Hill has a cozy yet subtly enchanting character, evoking a different kind of emotion compared to Pebble Beach Links. It delivers a quieter, more intimate sense of awe. If I were to visit Pebble Beach again, I’d be perfectly content playing only Spyglass Hill.
One thing to note is that early morning rounds can be challenging due to fog, so I recommend booking a tee time closer to midday for the best experience.
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