Pebble/Monterey Peninsula and San Fran

[bam234569]

I am heading to San Francisco for a wedding and then we are going to stay in Monterey for a few days after. I am looking for suggestions of where to play out there. If anyone has any advice I would appreciate it. I am considering Harding Park since it is kinda cheap and the Pres. Cup is there this year. But I have read some reviews that say it is only decent. My wife will let me buck up the $500 to play Pebble, but I am thinking of maybe Spyglass since it is cheaper at $330.

If anyone knows of any hidden gems that are cheaper please let me know.

[Bmac]

I am heading to San Francisco for a wedding and then we are going to stay in Monterey for a few days after. I am looking for suggestions of where to play out there. If anyone has any advice I would appreciate it. I am considering Harding Park since it is kinda cheap and the Pres. Cup is there this year. But I have read some reviews that say it is only decent. My wife will let me buck up the $500 to play Pebble, but I am thinking of maybe Spyglass since it is cheaper at $330.

If anyone knows of any hidden gems that are cheaper please let me know.

Poppy Hills is nice

[JR GONG]

Definitely Harding Park and I would look into Pasatiempo

[flash92]

Pacific Grove is called the Poor Man's Pebble.

[bam234569]

Thanks for the help. I just watched some Travel clown on the golf channel rate Pastiempo #1, Spyglass #2, and Pebble #3. And Pastiempo is the cheapest by far, so maybe I will do that.

Jay or anyone, have you played Pastiempo?

[JR GONG]

Thanks for the help. I just watched some Travel clown on the golf channel rate Pastiempo #1, Spyglass #2, and Pebble #3. And Pastiempo is the cheapest by far, so maybe I will do that.

Jay or anyone, have you played Pastiempo?

Yes I have played Pasatiempo and really liked it. As I remember it was a pretty good and fair value as far as the dollars go. Tight course with fantastic elevation changes.

[Partaker]

I've never played Pasatiempo, but it's high on my wish list. Originally designed by Alistair Mackenzie. Renovated not too long ago.

http://www.pasatiempo.com/web/photos_slideshows.php

Check out the photos. Looks like it would be a chance to see an historic design.