(LS) -
low
season (HS) - high season (YR) - all year
4
Days/3
Nights includes:
1
round of golf per person w/cart per day including sleeve of balls
practice range and club storage Advance
Tee Times Deluxe Accommodations Dinner beginning on
evening of arrival Breakfast through day of departureAll
lodging and golf taxes
Where else can
you find
eight championship golf courses for the exclusive use of resort guests
and members? Walk in the footsteps of PGA TOUR stars. If impeccable
service,
divine elegance, fine dining, southern charm is what you are looking
for,
Pinehurst is definitely for you. A resort like no other!
Golf.
Pinehurst. The two are inseparable.
Their histories are intertwined, each creating indelible impressions on
the other that so few others can claim. Pinehurst is the place to
experience
golf Come see our eight courses - five originating from the Main
Clubhouse,
three on the resort perimeter. Let each of the 144 holes challenge you,
delight you, make you think. They are all available to you, including
the
famed No. 2. Test your game against the genius of the most famous names
in course design -- Ross, Maples, Jones and Fazio. Find out why the
best
in professional and amateur arenas are continually drawn to these
hallowed
golf grounds.
4 DAYS/3 NIGHTS plus starting
at $839
per player PLAY
THE
COURSES OF PINEHURST!
4 days/3
nights
Season
2009
Double
LOW SEASON
FROM $839.00
HIGH SEASON
FROM $1429.00
THE
ABOVE RATES ARE PER PERSON. EXTRA NIGHTS AND ROUNDS AVAILABLE UPON
REQUEST.
Prices are in
US currency
and are per-person based on double occupancy, unless otherwise noted.
Single
rates available upon request. All prices are subject to availability
and
change.
Surcharge applies to Pinehurst #2 Course.
Please call or request
your desired
information via email below.
GOLF at
PINEHURST RESORT
PINEHURST #1
PAR
70
Designer(s):
Dr Leroy Culver
TEES
Yards
Slope
Rating
Blue:
6093 /118
/ 68.70
White:
5806
/114 / 67.60
Forward:-
5214
/116 / 69.60
Designated:
Private
Year built:
1898
PINEHURST
NO. 1 This is where it all began. Even
though Dr. Leroy Culver built the first
rudimentary nine holes and John Dunn Tucker added the next nine, it is
clearly Donald Ross' touch that can be seen on this first golf course.
Don't let the short 6,128-yard par 70 fool you - it's more of a course
than it first appears. Wild drives or a sloppy short game can make for
a long day. As with any course bearing Ross' name, it is ultimately
very
playable without losing its challenge.
PINEHURST #2
PAR
72
Designer(s):
Donald Ross
TEES
Yards
Slope
Rating
Gold:
7335 /137 / 76.00
Blue:
6767 /133
/ 73.10
White:
6298 /126 / 70.90
Green:
5831
/122 / 68.20
Forward:-
5045
/124 / 69.10
Designated:
Private
Year built:
1907
PINEHURST
NO. 2 The
best of the best. No. 2 is a challenge not because of its length,
topography,
unruly routing, water features or green size - but because of the
combination
of factors that have made thousands laugh and cry at the same time.
Undulating
greens. Carefully placed
bunkers.
Strategic layout that tests both the
long and short game. It is golf the way it was meant to be played, "the
fairest test of championship golf" ever designed by Ross, in his own
words.
It is also top 10 in the country, and site of more championships than
any
other course in the country, including the 1999 and 2005 U.S. Open
Championships.
* Surcharge applies for
playing this course.
PINEHURST #3
PAR
70
Designer(s):
Donald Ross
TEES
Yards
Slope
Rating
White:
5682 /115 / 67.30
Forward:-
5232
/116 / 70.20
Designated:
Private
Year built:
1910
PINEHURST
NO. 3 At
5,682 yards, distance is not a factor on No. 3. Direction is. The
topography is a bit more rolling than its predecessors are, but it
still carries typical Ross characteristics, such as tricky greens and
straightforward
layout. As of December - 2003, the 5th green has been redesigned to
streamline
its look and fit in better with the course design. A great course
for those who normally carry the ball less than 200 yards and who love
the science behind a perfect nine-iron shot.
PINEHURST #4
PAR
72
Designer(s):
Donald Ross
TEES
Yards
Slope
Rating
Gold:
7117 /135 / 74.20
Blue:
6658 /129
/ 72.70
White:
6214 /126 / 69.50
Green:
5677
/115 / 67.20
Forward:-
5217
/119 / 69.60
Designated:
Private
Year built:
1919
PINEHURST
NO. 4 Don't
let the number fool you. We kept the old name, even the
majority
of
Ross'
original routing. But in 2000, Fazio officially opened No. 4 as a brand
new course. There are new layouts, new pot bunkers totaling over 140 in
number, and an incredible new lake, making it entirely different from
when
the course first opened in 1919.
PINEHURST #5
PAR
72
Designer(s):
Ellis Maples
TEES
Yards
Slope
Rating
Gold:
6848 /132 / 72.60
Blue:
6640 /126
/ 71.80
White:
6211 /119 / 69.70
Green:
5709
/116 / 67.60
Forward:-
5248
/114 / 70.00
Designated:
Private
Year built:
1961
PINEHURST
NO. 5 It's
no wonder Ellis Maples would design a Pinehurst golf course - his
father
was Donald Ross' right hand for over 40 years. Opened in 1961, No. 5
holds
true to a key Ross feature - Mother Nature as the best guide in golf
architecture.
The course has more water hazards to negotiate than any other course at
Pinehurst. It is also one of the prettiest - especially the par-three
15th,
known as the Cathedral Hole. What you'll see is a lot of variety in the
layout - uphill and downhill, left-to-right and right-to-left, long and
short par fours. Overall, it is a very playable, enjoyable 18 holes
that
will not disappoint.
PINEHURST #6
PAR
71
Designer(s):
George & Tom Fazio
TEES
Yards
Slope
Rating
Gold:
6990 /139 / 74.40
Blue:
6537 /133
/ 72.20
White:
6115 /124 / 70.70
Green:
5589
/118 / 68.40
Forward:-
5001
/121 / 70.00
Designated:
Private
Year built:
1979
PINEHURST
NO. 6 When
George Fazio and nephew Tom were selected to develop the sixth course,
they were amazed at the contrast in topography compared to No. 2. "It
was
a very dramatic site with lots of elevation changes," said Tom. "What I
saw was the ability to create a dramatic golf course on a strong piece
of land, a different style of golf course." The terrain is more rugged,
surrounded by woods, water and thick vegetation in spots, making it a
challenge
on every hole. Its back nine remains one of the toughest amid the rest
of Pinehurst's esteemed courses. But don't let the differences scare
you
- No. 6 is a favorite among members and returning guests.
PINEHURST #7
PAR
72
Designer(s):
Rees Jones
TEES
Yards
Slope
Rating
Gold:
7216 /149 / 75.50
Blue:
6819 /140
/ 73.70
White:
6316 /132 / 71.60
Green:
5718
/123 / 68.70
Forward:-
5183
/127 / 71.70
Designated:
Private
Year built:
1986
PINEHURST
NO. 7 Located
a mile away from the Main Clubhouse, No. 7, newly renovated in 2003, is
one of the boldest and most dramatic golf courses at Pinehurst. Located
on some of the most rugged land around the Village of Pinehurst, the
course
lends a mountainous feel to a course that literally backs up to the
more
gentle movement of the world-famous No. 2. The Rees Jones-designed
masterpiece
uses landforms in equal parts to assist and challenge the golfer - down
off many tees into the fairway, back up on a number of holes into the
greens.
Add the wetlands that dot the landscape-particularly on the short, par
4 seventh hold-along with vast expanses of the sand, the “fingers” of
bunkers
on the 16th and the large, undulating greens, this course is sure to
leave
you visually stimulated on each and every shot. Course No. 7 will
test your game to the very end…so come prepared.
PINEHURST #8
PAR
72
Designer(s):
Tom Fazio
TEES
Yards
Slope
Rating
Gold:
7092 /138 / 74.10
Blue:
6698 /133
/ 72.30
White:
6302 /130 / 70.20
Green:
5805
/123 / 67.90
Forward:-
5177
/121 / 69.70
Designated:
Private
Year built:
1996
PINEHURST
NO. 8 No.
8 opened in 1996 to commemorate Pinehurst's centennial year. Fazio
incorporated
signature Ross features into the design of No. 8, including dips and
swales
around the greens, sloping greens and
false
fronts. The greens and tees
are close together, making it a pleasure to walk. As the site of the
Club
Pro Championship in 1997 and 1998, it is a proven championship course
that
daunts and delights all who play it. Located approximately 2 miles from
the Main Clubhouse, it is a celebration of all that golf has imprinted
on Pinehurst's history.
Accommodations
PINEHURST RESORT
Pinehurst's
world-class amenities have set the standard in the resort industry. The
internationally acclaimed golf facilities are only the beginning.
There's
tennis, croquet, lawnbowls, or pamper yourself in luxury at The Spa at
Pinehurst. Swimming and water sports? Jump into the pool, or go sailing
and sunning at Lake Pinehurst. Just want to take it easy? Take a
carriage
ride. Ride a bike. Enjoy a self-guided historic walking tour, followed
by shopping in the Village.
Nine
restaurants will tempt you - from the casual to the sublime. And there
are plenty of places to purchase gifts and mementos of your visit
resort-wide.
The Transportation Department will also take you to area attractions -
shopping, arts and entertainment venues, potteries and more.
The
Spa at Pinehurst - Including Fitness Center, Salon, Three-Lane
Indoor
Lap Pool, Whirlpool, Steam, Sauna and 28 Treatment Rooms
Two
Outdoor Swimming Pools
Bicycles
and Carriage Rides
The
Pinehurst Beach Club with Lake Pinehurst - featuring 200 acres of
sailing,
pontoon boat tours, beach sports/activities, swimming and fishing
Property
type:
DELUXE
FIRST CLASS RESORT
ROOM
TYPES: GUESTROOMS incl.1
king or double-queen
beds
1
round of golf per person w/cart per day including sleeve of balls
practice range and club storage
Golf.
Pinehurst. The two are inseparable.
Their histories are intertwined, each creating indelible impressions on
the other that so few others can claim. Pinehurst is the place to
experience
golf Come see our eight courses - five originating from the Main
Clubhouse,
three on the resort perimeter. Let each of the 144 holes challenge you,
delight you, make you think. They are all available to you, including
the
famed No. 2. Test your game against the genius of the most famous names
in course design -- Ross, Maples, Jones and Fazio. Find out why the
best
in professional and amateur arenas are continually drawn to these
hallowed
golf grounds.
