Pacific Grove Municipal Golf Links, Public golf course in Pacific Grove, United States

Pacific Grove Municipal Golf Links is a public 18-hole course owned by the city of Pacific Grove, California. Chandler Egan designed the first nine holes through the town's forested areas in 1932; Jack Neville, designer of Pebble Beach Golf Links, laid out the back nine overlooking Point Pinos, where the Pacific Ocean meets Monterey Bay. A restaurant and a golf pro shop serve players.

Chandler Egan designed the first nine holes in 1932, routed through Pacific Grove's forested areas. Jack Neville, who had designed Pebble Beach Golf Links, laid out the back nine, which overlooks Point Pinos where the Pacific Ocean meets Monterey Bay. The city of Pacific Grove owns the 18-hole public course.

The course is regularly used by locals and offers affordable play for Pacific Grove residents. Tournaments and regular events shape the rhythm of the course and connect it to the community's golfing tradition.

The course sits on the northern tip of the Monterey Peninsula, where the back nine overlook Point Pinos and the meeting of the Pacific Ocean and Monterey Bay. Wind is a constant factor on the coastal holes, so bring layers and allow extra time for the exposed stretch near the lighthouse. The clubhouse holds a restaurant and a pro shop.

The Point Pinos Lighthouse stands within the golf links, on the northern tip of the Monterey Peninsula where the Pacific Ocean meets Monterey Bay. The back nine, laid out by Jack Neville, overlooks the point, so the lighthouse is in view from several holes.