Caddy Corner

Every golfer has a story. More often than not, the best stories come from the caddies who know every course, every tip, every bet, every angle.

Welcome to Caddy Corner, where we share caddy wisdom insights, golf travel adventures, and behind-the-scenes looks at how CaddyTips® guides are built. Pull up a chair in the Caddy Corner and stay awhile.

The Only Two Days a Year Pebble Beach Golf Links is Closed to Golfers

Pebble Beach Golf Links is accustomed to giving way for big events.

The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am comes every winter. U.S. Opens have been contested here. Some of the greatest moments in golf history ...

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How Jack Nicklaus Turned Pebble Beach's Worst Hole Into One of Its Best

Every great golf course evolves.

Even Pebble Beach Golf Links—a course that has hosted seven U.S. Opens, inspired generations of golfers, and consistently ranks among the world's greatest golf cours...

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Do You Know What the Holes at Spyglass Hill Are Named After?

One of the coolest details about playing Spyglass Hill isn’t just the golf—it’s the story behind each hole name.

When Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed Spyglass Hill, the course was originally going to...

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Can Gil Hanse Turn Spanish Bay into Pebble Beach's Third Crown Jewel?

For decades, golfers have flocked to California's Monterey Peninsula to play three legendary names.

Pebble Beach Golf Links.

Spyglass Hill.

The Links at Spanish Bay.

Yet if you asked golfers to r...

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Planning a Golf Trip to Pebble Beach - Golf, Restaurants and Hotels

Advice From a Pebble Beach Caddie

By someone who grew up on the Monterey Peninsula


Every year I meet golfers who have dreamed about playing Pebble Beach for decades. They arrive

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Inside Pebble Beach: How We Built Our Most Popular CaddyTips Download

Pebble Beach Golf Links is the course that put CaddyTips® on the map.

Not because it was the first guide we ever created. Not because it was the most difficult. And not because it was the most famous...

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