Poppy Hills Golf Course

18 Holes Par 71 7,002 yds
Poppy Hills Golf Course - Golf Course

Course Overview

Hey fellow golf enthusiasts! If you haven’t teed off at Poppy Hills Golf Course in Pebble Beach, you’re missing out on a gem tucked away in the lush Del Monte Forest. This isn’t your typical seaside Pebble setup; here, it’s all about the serene forest vibes and a layout that’ll challenge your precision more than your power.

One of the stars of the course is the 9th hole, a tricky long par-4 that dances downhill. You’ll need a sharp drive to steer clear of those pesky bunkers on the right and the towering trees lining the left. Trust me, it’s as challenging as it is breathtaking!

A bit of history for you: Poppy Hills opened its doors back in 1986 and got a major facelift in 2014, courtesy of the original designer, Robert Trent Jones Jr. This revamp wasn’t just about looks; it significantly upped the course’s playability and sustainability creds.

For those hitting the greens here for the first time, remember, accuracy is your best friend. Those narrow fairways and dense trees aren’t very forgiving. Choose your clubs wisely and think strategy over strength, especially when dealing with elevation changes.

So, whether you're aiming to improve your game or just soak in the beauty of Pebble Beach's less-talked-about forest course, Poppy Hills is a must-play. See you on the greens!

Course Features

PGA Tour Host 🏖️Strategic Bunkers 🚶Walking Friendly 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦Group Friendly

Est. Green Fee

$250.00
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Notable Holes

9

Hole 9

This is a long par-4 that plays downhill, requiring a well-placed drive to avoid bunkers on the right and trees on the left.

12

Hole 12

A picturesque par-3 surrounded by natural beauty, featuring a challenging green protected by bunkers.

Playing Tips

1

Accuracy is more valuable than distance due to the narrow fairways and dense tree lines. Strategic play and careful club selection are essential, especially on holes with significant elevation changes.

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Course Designer

Originally designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., the course was updated by the same designer during its renovation to modernize and improve its layout.
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