Okay, so today I wanna talk about my little adventure with the Spyglass Hill golf course map.
First off, I got my hands on this map because, well, I’m planning a golf trip. I’ve heard so much about Spyglass Hill, you know, it’s legendary! It’s part of the Pebble Beach Company, this is a links golf course on the west coast of the United States, located on the Monterey Peninsula in California.
So, I started by looking for any kind of map online. I found a couple of resources that had interactive maps and even some with aerial views of each hole. That’s pretty cool, right? You can actually see the layout, the fairways, the whole shebang.
Once I found a map I liked, I started digging into the details. This course is known for being scenic and, let me tell you, challenging. I read about one hole, a par-4, that has a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean. How awesome is that? But the tee shot is blind, so that adds a whole layer of difficulty. I spent a good chunk of time just looking at that one hole, imagining myself playing it.
- I looked at each hole individually.
- I noted the distances using the GPS feature on the map.
- I tried to get a feel for the course flow.
The map I was using was pretty detailed. It showed where everything was, the fairways, the greens, all of it. This is gonna be super helpful when I’m actually there. I can already tell this is gonna be one heck of a round of golf. Can’t wait to actually get out there and play! This map has definitely gotten me even more excited for this trip.
Final Thoughts
This map has been a lifesaver, getting a real feel for the course before I even get there. I definitely recommend doing this kind of prep work for any golf trip. This Spyglass Hill course is going to be amazing, and I feel way more prepared now.
