Spyglass Hill is where the majesty of Del Monte Forest collides with the raw beauty of the Pacific coastline. Routed through towering pines and dramatic seaside bluffs, the course presents two distinct personalities. The opening holes carve through undulating, sandy terrain reminiscent of classic links, while the inland holes demand strategic navigation through dense, Monterey pines. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., with later refinements, Spyglass Hill demands both power and precision. Fades that work along the contours of the land are a huge benefit. The course doesn’t punish, but rather presents a challenge to keep the ball in the fairway. A series of dog legs and strategically placed bunkers require thoughtful club selection and course management, favoring players who can shape their shots and control their trajectory. A frequent host of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Spyglass Hill offers a stern test to professionals and amateurs alike, often proving to be one of the most demanding courses in the rotation. It maintains a strong regional presence, its demanding layout a rite of passage for golfers seeking to test their mettle against Northern California's rugged landscape.