Sea Island’s Seaside Course blends classic coastal links heritage with Tom Fazio’s 1999 layout, marshland views and a major 2026 restoration that reopened the course in October.
The original Sand Valley course is a public-access Coore & Crenshaw design across the ancient sand dunes of central Wisconsin.
Pinehurst No. 4 pairs the Sandhills heritage of the resort with Gil Hanse’s bold redesign, using rolling ground, native sandy areas and strategic greens to create a course with its own identity.
Pinehurst No. 2 is a Donald Ross classic, defined by turtleback greens, native sandy areas and a deep U.S. Open history.
Pine Valley is a private New Jersey club whose celebrated design blends sandy pine barrens, demanding angles and a course architecture story shaped by founder George Crump and his collaborators.
Pine Needles is a Donald Ross classic in North Carolina’s Sandhills, known for its strategic contours and a remarkable record as a four-time U.S. Women’s Open venue.
Pete Dye’s Stadium Course at PGA WEST is built for theatrical golf: sculpted spectator banks, dramatic desert contours, the island-green 17th known as Alcatraz and a demanding water-lined finish.
Pete Dye’s Stadium Course at PGA WEST is built for theatrical golf: sculpted spectator banks, dramatic desert contours, the island-green 17th known as Alcatraz and a demanding water-lined finish.
PGA National’s Champion Course is built for decisive moments, from its tournament history to the Bear Trap’s demanding holes 15, 16 and 17. Jack Nicklaus’s redesign sharpened a classic Florida championship layout.
Discover Pebble Beach Golf Links in California: its Pacific coastline, signature holes, championship history, playing strategy and visitor booking guidance.
