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In order to reach the green in two shots, you'll need to be in the fairway and still, you'll have to navigate a very steep slope, as the green sits hidden way uphill on the highest part of the property. The distinctive lone cypress tree sits in behind the green and there are bunkers both left and right that will gobble up wayward approaches. One of the great par fives I've seen and the start of perhaps the finest stretch of holes in the world. Just how steep is that hill on the 6th hole? Likely the most photographed golf hole in the world, the stunningly gorgeous par three 7th hole at Pebble Beach plays well downhill and measures a mere 106 yards. Still, due to the extremely windy site, you could be looking at anything from a flip wedge to a mid iron here! Absolutely astonishing. There is really nowhere to miss, as the green is surrounded by bunkers and the ocean to the right and long.
The hardest 100 yards in golf? I'd say so after making a smooth double bogey! I've been pretty fortunate to visit some incredible places over the years but I'd be hard pressed to come up with a more beautiful spot on earth than the 7th tee at Pebble Beach. That's me grooving my wedge right into the front bunker. No thanks at all to my playing partners for marring the impeccable landscape with their cart - yes, I walked and carried! This is enough to make me cry tears of joy. My favourite photo from the day. Unparalleled beauty and drama. The euphoria of playing the 7th comes to a crashing halt on the 8th tee, a 427 yard par four. For a first time player, this is a "what the heck?" moment, as you are faced with a completely blind, uphill tee shot with only an aiming rock offering guidance.
There's no question that this is perhaps the most awkward shot on the golf course but there is a significant payoff when you finally reach the top of that hill. You feel like you're on top of the earth, as you are hit with sensory overload once again. You feel like you're a mile up in the air, standing perilously close to the cliff with the white sand beach down below, gorgeous Carmel in the distance and ocean all around! I hit an absolute perfect drive, right to the end of the fairway as seen in a photo below. I stared that sucker down for what seemed like an eternity, holding my finish like a touring pro and waiting for the inevitable cheers that would come from my playing partners when my ball hit the green. Ahhhh, here we go! Talk about having to trust your yardage! The incredible stretch of golf continues on the 9th and 10th holes, which run back-to-back toward the town of Carmel, high atop the bluffs with the ocean hard to the right.
The 9th is a beast: a par four measuring 481 yards but thankfully, the tee shot tumbles downhill somewhat to a fairway pitched quite sharply from left to right. The green is likely the smallest at Pebble Beach and it was being renovated when I played in 2013, meaning we had to play to a temporary green that day. Another superb hole, the toughest historically at Pebble Beach during the Tour events. The 10th hole is kind of like the ninth's little sister - it plays in the same direction and has many of the same features as the 9th, just in a slightly smaller and wider package. The hole measures 446 yards from the back tees, plays slightly downhill and has a fairway that slopes hard to the right toward the ocean. The green is tucked in at the far end of the property and there are bunkers left and long. 10 at even par, you're beating the field by at least one stroke.
