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Golf trip to California – Golfing on the legendary Monterey Peninsula
Experience an exclusive golf trip to California: 7 nights at the Monterey Marriott with breakfast and 3 green fees at three of the world's most famous golf courses – The Links at Spanish Bay, Spyglass Hill Golf Course, and Pebble Beach Golf Links.
This trip is a real highlight for passionate golfers. The Monterey Peninsula is one of the most spectacular golf regions in the world – known for its breathtaking coastal landscape, its traditional courses, and its first-class atmosphere. This travel offer takes you right to the heart of this golf paradise.
Your accommodation: Monterey Marriott – comfort and a prime location
The Monterey Marriott is a modern, stylishly furnished hotel in the center of Monterey. You will be staying not far from the famous Cannery Row, the Monterey Bay Aquarium, and numerous excellent restaurants – and, of course, in close proximity to the golf courses.
The hotel offers:
Comfortable, spacious rooms with high-quality amenities
Daily breakfast included
Central location in Monterey
Ideal starting point for golfers and explorers
Golf on three world-class golf courses
The Links at Spanish Bay
A classic links course on the rugged Pacific coast, designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., Tom Watson, and Sandy Tatum. The wind, the sea, and the strategically challenging holes make every round a sporting adventure. The natural dune landscape provides an authentic links experience.
Spyglass Hill Golf Course
A golf course with character and challenge. The first holes lead through the dune landscape by the ocean before heading deep into dense pine forests. This course requires precise play and rewards with exceptional design and excellent maintenance.
Pebble Beach Golf Links
Probably the most legendary public golf course in the world – host to numerous US Opens and the scene of countless unforgettable golfing moments. The dramatic location along the cliffs not only offers a spectacular panorama, but also strategically challenging fairways.
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Your travel plan:
Monterey Marriott ( 83 %) Hotel page
11.12.–18.12. — 7 nights, Room, 1 king bed, non smoking, city view (kingbed), BED AND BREAKFAST- Pets allowed
- Beach hotels
- Free Internet
- Toiletries
- Spa & Wellness Centre
- Swimming Pool
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Valet parking
- Fitness
- Bar
- Restaurant
- 24-hour reception
- Meeting room
- Dry cleaning and laundry
- Conference room
- Shower
- Diving
- Windsurfing
- Sailing
- Vegetarian meal
- Hydro-massage bath
- Vending Machine (snacks)
- Housekeeping
- Bicycle hire service
- Horse riding
- BBQ Facilities
- Bicycle rentals
- Hotel safe
- Breakfast
- Surfing
- boat
- Golf Course (within 2 miles)
- Newspapers
- Non-smoking establishment
- Late Check-out
- Concierge
- Business centre
- Outdoor furniture
- Harbour
- Fishing
- Snorkeling
- ISO 50001 – Energy management
- Cycling
- Change of towel (on request)
- Express Check In
- Green energy
- Kayak
- No single-use plastics
- No single-use straws
- Service Animal allowed
- Recycling
- Bed Linen
- Elevator
- Vegan options
The Links at Spanish Bay
Golf club page 12.12. — green fee per player: Green fee 18 Holes (NON GUEST) (10:00) The Links at Spanish Bay showcases some of the most spectacular coastal views in Pebble Beach. The undulating fairways flow through and around a magnificent dune landscape, winding briefly through towering Monterey pines before returning to the white sands of Spanish Bay Beach for a thrilling finish along the windswept coastline. The Links at Spanish Bay has been voted one of the best public courses in the state and the country and hosts professionals every year at the TaylorMade Pebble Beach Invitational.
Spyglass Hill Golf Course
Golf club page 14.12. — green fee per player: Green fee 18 Holes (NON GUEST) (10:00) Opened in 1966, Spyglass Hill™ Golf Course features two distinct terrains that affect the look and play of the holes. The first five holes traverse the seaside sand dunes and challenge you to carefully choose the safest path. The next 13 holes wind through majestic pine trees, with towering greens and well-placed bunkers and lakes to catch missed shots. Hole names such as “Black Dog” and “Billy Bones” are clues for the unwary.
