We visited as a tourist . We viewed this world of the rich and famous from outside. It is rumoured that a game of golf here costs $1000 onwards . The rooms cost $1200 onwards. We just took pictures of the amazing bay scenery the 18th hole golf greens and walked away.

I finally got to book a tee time at Pebble Beach! Make sure to arrive about an hour before your tee time, check in, and take the shuttle up to the driving range. I checked in with the starter about 15 minutes before my tee time and met the other three players I was playing with and their caddies. I didn’t pay for a caddie because the other single and twosome in my group each had one. The caddies were amazing! They helped me with course management and strategy. On a few holes, I would have been 20-30 yards short of the green because of the slope, wind, and where I needed to land. There were so many iconic holes along the way, and the caddies were happy to take lots of pictures for us. If you ever have the chance to play at Pebble Beach, I highly recommend it. It’s a bit pricey, but the experience is once in a lifetime.

A Majestic Journey Along the Pacific: Driving the 17-Mile Drive through Pebble Beach is nothing short of breathtaking. This iconic route offers unparalleled views of the Pacific coastline, winding through the Del Monte Forest and past some of the world's most renowned golf courses. Each turn reveals a new vista, from the rugged cliffs to the serene beaches, making every moment memorable. Highlights Along the Drive: The Lone Cypress: Standing resilient on a rocky outcrop for over 250 years, this tree is one of the most photographed in the world. It's a testament to nature's endurance and a must-see landmark. Bird Rock: A lively spot teeming with sea lions and a variety of seabirds. The sounds and sights here are a delightful experience for nature enthusiasts. Spanish Bay: A tranquil area perfect for a stroll or a picnic. The boardwalk offers stunning views, and the evening bagpiper adds a touch of tradition and charm. Pebble Beach Golf Links: Renowned as one of the most beautiful golf courses globally, it has hosted multiple U.S. Opens. Even if you're not a golfer, the views from the course are spectacular and worth the visit. Visitor Tips: Entrance Fee: There's a fee of $11.75 per vehicle to access the 17-Mile Drive. However, this fee is reimbursed if you spend $35 or more at participating Pebble Beach Resorts restaurants. Best Times to Visit: Early mornings or late afternoons offer the most serene experiences with fewer crowds and the best lighting for photography. What to Bring: Comfortable walking shoes, a camera, and a sense of wonder. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, the 17-Mile Drive through Pebble Beach is a journey that captivates the heart and soul. It's a place where nature's beauty and human craftsmanship come together in perfect harmony.

My best friend & I had lunch at the Bench. It was a picture perfect day. We dined on a Monday in October. The restaurant was not crowded, the food & the service was great. Not too expensive for the most gorgeous view!! Highly recommend!

Just did the 17 mile drive through 'Pebble Beach Golf Links'. Gates at either end & pay $12.50 for entry...a few stops to lookout at the Pacific Ocean over rocky cliffs. Can see some very large homes, alot secluded by gates & trees, but massive! Some tight tree lined corners so take it slow. Good to do whilst time in the area. The diehards with time will play here, as world renowned & superb golfing! Enjoy