Pacific Grove Municipal Golf Links, Public golf course in Pacific Grove, United States
The Pacific Grove Municipal Golf Links is an 18-hole golf course stretching 5,727 yards (5,236 meters) along the California coast. It combines forested terrain with coastal dunes and includes a driving range, practice areas, and a pro shop.
Chandler Egan designed the original nine holes in 1932, establishing the foundation of the course. In 1960, Jack Neville, the creator of Pebble Beach Links, expanded it with a scenic seaside back nine.
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 grounds are accessible throughout the day with clear paths between playing areas for easy navigation. Visitors should be prepared for windy conditions, as the coastal location affects the weather patterns.
The Point Pinos Lighthouse has operated since 1855 and stands right beside the course, visible from several playing holes. This distinctive landmark adds a blend of golfing and maritime heritage to the playing experience.
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