The Wisconsin destination is not resting idly as it recently broke ground on a 14-hole course that will offer another unique flavor to its playing menu.
Davis Love III, a five-time RBC Heritage winner who is now a golf course architect,
went to great lengths to preserve the intent of Pete Dye’s original design, which opened in 1969 on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.
Known for being a destination where value plays are abundant, South Carolina’s Grand Strand holds its own with the high-end big boys.
Course architect Beau Welling’s recent work on the 1972 Pete Dye design at Omni Amelia Island Resort tightens a bond that dates back to Welling’s teenage years.
Here are nine alternative plays around Monterey Peninsula that will make you forget Pebble … well, sort of.
While the short course dates back to the 19th century, the concept is gaining momentum as more players take up the game and more marquee designers get involved.
