Cypress Point Club, Private golf club in Pebble Beach, United States.
Cypress Point Club is a private golf course in Pebble Beach, California, stretching 6,536 yards with a par-72 layout. The front nine winds through forested terrain while the back nine opens directly toward the Pacific Ocean.
Alister MacKenzie and Robert Hunter designed the course in 1928, respecting the natural contours of the coastal dunes. The layout has remained largely unchanged for decades, reflecting the original vision of its designers.
The club's membership remains deeply private and selective, shaping how locals and visitors alike regard this coastal golfing institution. This exclusivity defines the experience and distinguishes it from more open public courses in the region.
Access requires a direct invitation from a current member, making this course inaccessible to the general public. Understanding this membership-only restriction is essential before planning any visit to the property.
The sixteenth hole demands a 231-yard shot directly over the Pacific Ocean toward a green ringed by sand bunkers. This oceanside hole is one of the course's most talked-about and technically demanding moments.
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