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Pebble Beach, California • Est. 1966
Spyglass Hill Golf Course
Five sweeping opening holes along Monterey dunes before plunging into majestic pine forests.
Architect: Robert Trent Jones Sr. (1966)
•Par 72 • 7,035 yds
•Signature: Hole 3 (172 yds, Par 3 toward ocean dunes)
The History & Character of Spyglass Hill Golf Course
Named after Robert Louis Stevenson's classic Treasure Island, Spyglass Hill combines seaside dunes with towering Monterey cypress and deep pine forest corridors.
Long considered the toughest opening test on the PGA Tour rotation, with panoramic Pacific breakers greeting golfers on holes 1 through 5.
Every Print Includes
- Archival pigment inks on cotton rag paper
- Solid hardwood frame, built by hand
- Non-glare UV-protective glazing
Available Artwork from Spyglass Hill Golf Course
Select a photograph to configure size, solid hardwood moulding, and museum glazing.
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Spyglass Hill Golf Course
The Fog Clearing, Spyglass Hill
Hole 3 • 172 Yards • Par 3 • Monterey Dunes
$450 Framed in Natural
4 Sizes Available