RENTED!
Pebble Beach For Rent on 2nd Fairway Dunes Course!
Available around June 1st is this picture perfect, remodeled home on the 2nd fairway of the Dunes course in Pebble Beach.
The home is a three-bedroom, three-bath located at in Pebble Beach. The monthly for rent for this 1300 square foot home is $3200 and is a non-smoking, no pet property.
Entering the home through the front door, the living with dining area, kitchen and master bedroom are located to the left. The guest bedrooms and bathroom are to the right.
The kitchen features a gas oven, refrigerator, dishwasher and granite counter tops. The living room has wood burning fireplace, wood floors, and open beam ceilings. The floor coverings are hardwood throughout the living room, kitchen, carpets in the bedrooms and tile in the bathrooms. Washer and dryer are located inside the two car garage.
The home is heated by natural gas central forced air and the fireplace. The driveway is gated and most of the front yard is fenced. There is a terrific outdoor patio and lawn area overlooking the course and easy care landscape that will be cared for by a gardener.
You may view this property after June 1st by calling Pacific Grove Rentals, at (831) 658 4005 to set up an appointment. Applications may be downloaded from our website or picked up at the office of www.PacificGroveRentals.com located at 650 Lighthouse Ave St. 105 in downtown Pacific Grove.
#Dunescourse in #PebbleBeach.
7th Annual Pebble Beach Food & Wine
Pebble Beach Food & Wine is the premier epicurean lifestyle event on the West Coast, matching 250 acclaimed wineries and 75 celebrity chefs to create a hedonistic four-day destination on one of the most picturesque strips of coastline in the world.
GET YOUR TICKETS HERE
Throughout the weekend you’ll enjoy intimate access to the pinnacle of culinary and wine talent at wine tastings, cooking demos, and some of the most exclusive, unique dining opportunities available in the world.
For all available #pebblebeach #vacationrentals check out www.MontereyRentals.com
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
February 3-9, 2014!
#attproam #pebblebeach #vacationrentals #PGATOUR #golf
A few days left till AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Still looking for a place to stay during the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am? Check out these selections below!
Moonlit Cove – 4 Bedroom, Oceanview luxury – Pebble Beach, CA
4000 sq. ft. | 4 Bedroom | 4 ½ Bath | Sleeps 9
Experience the magic of fabulous sunsets and stunning ocean views from nearly every room in this Pebble Beach home. This 4,000 square-foot, two-story, Monterey Colonial style home features 3 large bedrooms, all with great ocean views, and 3 1/2 baths, plus an additional bedroom and bath in a separate guest quarters. Lounge in the living room beside a roaring fire, or entertain your family and friends with a barbecue on the spacious patio deck. Either vantage point captures wonderful views of the Pebble Beach golf course and Stillwater Cove.
BOOK IT TODAY!
L’ermitage -3 Bedroom, Private Putting – Green- Pebble Beach, CA!
2400 sq. ft. | 3 Bedroom | 2 ½ Bath | Sleeps 6
Located on a lovely, quiet 1/4 acre with beautiful oaks, it is a five minute walk to the Monterey Peninsula Country Club and close to Spyglass, Spanish Bay, Poppy Hills, and the world-renowned Pebble Beach Golf Links. Two Master suites feature a king and a queen bed.
BOOK IT TODAY!
Pelican’s Perch – 4 Bedroom, Luxury retreat -Pebble Beach, CA
3200 sq. ft. | 4 Bedroom | 3 ½ Bath | Sleeps 8
Nestled among the trees opposite the Monterey Peninsula Country Club golf course, surrounded by wonderful gardens, the property has a large fenced yard and deck, and an outdoor fireplace on the stone patio.
BOOK IT TODAY!
Clubhouse – 3 Bedroom, near beach and golf – Pacific Grove, CA
1300 sq. ft. | 3 Bedroom | 2 Bath | Sleeps 8
If you’re a golfer, it doesn’t get any better than this: this single-story California ranch is located right across the street from the Pacific Grove Municipal Golf Course! The ocean is only three blocks away, and downtown shops and restaurants are less than a five minute drive.
BOOK IT TODAY!
Par 4 – 4 Bedroom, Spacious, close to golf – Pebble Beach, CA
3500 sq. ft. | 4 Bedroom | 3 ½ Bath | Sleeps 10
This spacious, two-story Pebble Beach home is located just eight blocks to beautiful Bird Rock Beach on 17-Mile Drive. We welcome a maximum number of ten guests (including children) at this property.
BOOK IT TODAY!
If none of these suit your needs, view all of
our vacation rentals at
www.MontereyRentals.com
#attproam #pebblebeach #vacationrentals #PGATOUR #golf
Get information at www.attpbgolf.com
Available in early to mid-February, is this great 3-bedroom, 3-bath Pebble Beach condominium with Ocean views. Completely remodeled kitchen with new cabinets. The cabinets feature a very nice adjustable lighting system that make it very easy to prepare food, cook and clean on these granite kitchen counter tops. All kitchen appliances are brand new, high end, stainless steel appliances. Two bathrooms feature stall showers and one offers a shower over tub. Elevator available if needed in this complex. > More info
| Matt Collins |
| www.MontereyRentals.com |
| 831-655-7851 |
|
|
#PebbleBeach
The Count down is on… AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
Some of the excitement includes …The Chevron Shoot-Out.
The San Francisco Giants and San Francisco 49ers battled it out for charity money and bragging rights in the Tuesday, February 4 at 1:30 pm Chevron Shoot-Out.
Chevron has donated $210,000 through its Eagles for Education program during the tournament rounds of the 2013 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Positively impacting over 20,000 students with this donation, Chevron is giving kids a better shot.
READ MORE
Need a place to stay visit: www.montereyrentals.com
#vacationrentals #monterey #pebblebeach #att #golf
A chance to eat delicious seafood, imbibe fine wines, and mingle with PGA Tour Players and celebrities after the second round of the AT&T Pro-Am at Pebble Beach?
And it’s for a good cause?
Count us in.
The third annual “Clambake for a Cure,” February 10th on Fisherman’s Wharf, will feature a strolling dinner prepared by celebrity chefs, award-winning wines, entertainment, dancing, and an auction of rare items—all to benefit brain tumor research and treatment.
Celebrity Chefs include:
- Luciano Pellegrini, Valentino, Las Vegas
- Casey Thompson, Star of Bravo’s “Top Chef”
- Mark Ayers, CLM & Pebble Beach Food & Wine
- Tom Snyder, Esteban, Monterey
- Tim Woods & Marc Jones, Carmel Valley Ranch
- Brian Meier and Steve Salle, Del Monte Meat & Ports Seafood
- Mary Font, Mrs. Delish’s Cupcake Boutique
- Baum & Blume Catering, Carmel Valley
- Dory Ford, Point Pinos Grill & AQUA TERRA Culinary
- Erika McDonnell, FlouRish Organic Breads
- Arnufo Martinez, Gilbert’s Seafood
- Kevin Phillips, Albalonetti Bar & Grill
And because seafood pairs so well with wine:
- Jocelyn Lonen Winery, Napa
- Elkhorn Peak Cellars, Napa
- Ventana Vineyards, Monterey
- Morgan Wines, Santa Lucia Highlands
- Hahn Estates, Santa Lucia Highlands
- Oh Wines, Monterey
- Heller Estates, Carmel Valley
- Chateau Marie Antoinette, Monterey
- Kristilynn Wines, Monterey
- Scheid Vineyards, Monterey
- Judd’s Hill, Napa
- Elizabeth Spencer Wines, Rutherford
- Clos la Chance Winery, San Martin
- Delicato Family Vineyards, Lodi
When: Friday, February 10 from 4 pm – 9 pm
Where: The Marina View Lounge, 30 Old Fisherman’s Wharf, Monterey
Cost: $125 per person
Tiger Woods is returning to the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am for the first time in 10 years.
He’s coming back…but is he back?
That’s the question of the day. It’s been two years since he’s won a tournament on the PGA Tour, but everyone knows that when he’s on, Woods has the talent to win at just about any golf course in the world.
And judging from his performances at the end of 2011, there’s plenty of evidence that the king of the golf galaxy just might be getting his mojo back.
Tournament ticket sales are through the roof since the Woods announcement, but we still have a few accommodations available in Pebble Beach for the AT&T week, Feb. 6-12.
Looking for Pebble Beach without the price tag? We have one bedrooms starting at $1,065/week and two bedroom ocean view condos from $2,668.
Email our resident golfer/reservationist Kyle Burritt, or give him a call at 831 233-7972.
This is it, folks. The center of the Golf Universe: the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am Feb. 6-12.
Since 1937, this mix of four parts professional golfers to one part show business and sports celebrities has been one of the top golfing events of the year.
The first three days are played simultaneously over three courses: Pebble Beach Golf Links, Spyglass Hill and Monterey Peninsula Country Club Shore Course. Teams rotate each of the three days, with the final round played on the fourth day at Pebble Beach.
Celebs playing along with the pros this year include Huey Lewis, Ray Romano and Bill Murray (last year’s winner).
Assuming you are not two-time champion Dustin Johnson, there are several ways to participate in this epic tournament.
On Monday, Feb. 6, for as low as $10, you can watch one of your favorite golfers play practice rounds at Spyglass or Pebble Beach. And it goes up from there:
- Good Any One Day Package • $75 One admission 2/6 – 2/12. Includes “Cover Stories,” a coffee table book showcasing the unique artwork on tournament souvenir program covers dating back to the first Crosby, with a foreword by Clint Eastwood.
- Tuesday 2/7 Practice Round Ticket • $20 ($30 after 2/4)
- Wednesday 2/8 Practice Round Ticket • $20 ($30 after 2/4)
- Tournament Rounds: 2/9 – 2/12 • $50 ($60 after 2/4) Choose from Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday: valid at all three courses with grandstand seating (space available).
- Season Badges: 2/6 – 2/12 • $125 ($150 after 2/4) Grounds admission to all 3 courses. Valid for all 7 days, Monday-Sunday.
- Any-Day Ticket Book • $425 ($600 after 2/4) Ten coupons, exchangeable at the gate on any one day for a daily ticket.
The following have limited availability and must be purchased in advance and shipped (not available at the gates):
- Champions Club Tournament Rounds 2/9 – 2/12 • $450/day or $1600/weekly View all the action from the Champions Club overlooking the 15th green. Luxurious spectator experience with cafe style seating, sumptuous breakfast/luncheon buffets, afternoon hors d’oeuvres, full bar, etc.
- Partners Package • $350 Two season badges – valid for all seven days at all three courses. Includes two golf caps, two souvenir programs, one tournament poster, one sleeve of logo golf balls, and one discount coupon for AT&T logo merchandise purchased at the pro shops during the tournament.
- Executive Booster Package • $2400 12 season badges with Grey Goose Lounge access (between Pebble Beach holes #6 and #8) Thurs. – Sun. Package includes three any-day ticket books (30 daily tickets), 20 souvenir programs, six commemorative gifts, six tournament golf caps, and two weekly parking passes inside Pebble Beach.
Now, all you need is a place to stay, right?
Email our resident golfer Kyle Burritt, or call him at 831 233-7972. He’ll tee you right up.
The Monterey Peninsula is a world renowned golf destination, offering the most dramatic, natural settings for golf anywhere in the world. This breathtaking region host more world-class golf courses than any other with a beautiful year-round climate. For our fellow Golf Addicts, we thought we’d compile a partial list of the must-see golf courses in our area:
The Links at Spanish Bay: The course is beautiful, breath-taking, and is often on many golfers’ “Bucket List”. The course is very hard. Don’t believe anyone who tells you otherwise. It is all about course management on this course. Not a very long course, but you need to put the ball exactly in the right spot – especially on your approach shot. The greens are VERY undulating and FAST, and a miss by even a couple of yards can mean you find yourself either rolling off the green or putting a severe downhill double breaker. Don’t forget to spend time at Sticks, the club house – very old school, very chic and to top it all, they have almost a half dozen beers on tap. One last word – take our advice and walk the course, it is very walkable and you will enjoy the views even more, since they are absolutely spectacular.
Pacific Grove Golf Links: Visitors are often told: “It’s where the locals play.” The back nine have views of the Pacific on every hole, with six or seven holes right next to the beach. It is adjacent to Spanish Bay, but it is a municipal course. You will NEVER get this type of bang for your buck anywhere else, for its only $45 for the walking rate and priceless views.
Pebble Beach Golf Links: The most impressive thing about this course iss that they have so many “signature holes.” 11 holes were right on the cliffs and the other 8 holes also have nice views of the Pacific, the course, and the mansions. You really have to take a moment to appreciate the maintenance of the course – the fairways feel like carpet, the divots are already sprouting fresh grass, the crew was on the fairways fixing divots almost as they occur, the greens were smooth and perfect, the sand was soft and fluffy. Literally flawless.
The fifth hole was particularly awe-inspiring. A long uphill par 5, a lone cypress sits at the top of the cliff at the green. The hole doglegs to the right and your second shot is a risky uphill over the ocean. Once you get to the top, it is nearly impossible not to soak up the views of the famous par 3 sixth hole below, the 7th along the coast to your left, and the 18th fairway to the right. It is easily the best view in all of golf.
Bayonet & Black Horse Golf Course: The 36-hole course used to be a part of the old Fort Ord Military Base. Now, it is open to the public and can be added to the small handful of “must play golf” in the Monterey area. Bayonet is fairly narrow, very hilly, and has the hardest greens to play on. It’s a great course and great value.
Poppy Hills Golf Course: The course is a challenging, yet fair test of your golfing abilities. Course knowledge is definitely helpful and the greens can be very tricky. Playing safe may lead to a bogey, but taking chances leads to triple bogey. If you are a NCGA member you can play this course for a huge discount off regular rates, and the best value in the area. The course is also walkable, which adds to the experience. Due to the difficulty of the course, rounds here can go up to 5 hours. Try to play on a weekday when it is usually less crowded.
As you can see, our area is “Golf Heaven” for many. There are so many golf courses that we haven’t mentioned (because this is just a blog…not a book!) that are just as fabulous, but we thought we’d share with you some of our local favorites. Happy golfing!
The Monterey Peninsula is a favorite weekend destination for Bay Area families. The beaches, sunshine and beauty attract the parents, while the kid-friendly attractions motivate the kids. Here are a few local destinations that are favorites with young families.
Dennis The Menace Park is Monterey’s famous playground within El Estero Park and offers lots of fun places for young children.
Monterey Skate Park is a skateboard park for the older kids, also found within the El Estero Park complex. Parents can picnic within view of the skateboard park and keep an eye on the munchkins.
El Estero Lake is filled with bathing birds and paddle boats on sunny days. Rent a paddle boat for a 1/2 hour and we guarantee your legs will get a great workout!
Monterey Bay Aquarium is the major destination for most visitors on the Monterey Peninsula, and rightly so! It’s beautiful, educational, fun, and lots to see. Membership to the aquarium will help you get inside quicker and earn you discounts in the gift shops, so consider getting a membership if you visit Monterey often.
The Recreation Trail runs along the water’s edge through Pacific Grove, Monterey, Seaside, and all the way up to Marina. Between Lover’s Point and Fisherman’s Wharf is where most people are found riding rented bicycles and surreys.
Del Monte Beach is across Del Monte Blvd. from El Estero Lake. To find easy parking, pull into the paid parking lot at the corner of Del Monte Blvd. and Figueroa, right at the foot of the Commercial Wharf #2. Del Monte Beach is dog-friendly, offers lots of sand for sandcastle builders, and is a safe beach where small kids can run and play in the waves. Picnic areas are available, as are kayaks and paddle boards. If you visit Del Monte Beach, please make sure you pack all your trash, shoes, plastic toys and such so you don’t pollute the water. People forget that high-tide will sweep all that refuse into the water and it harms our sea life.
Cannery Row, made famous by John Steinbeck, is a street filled with candy shops, restaurants, souvenirs, and holiday memories. The Monterey Bay Aquarium is at one end of Cannery Row, and San Carlos Beach park and the Coast Guard pier are at the other end. In between, at the corner of Prescott and Cannery Row, families will delight in yummy yogurt at MYO Yogurt. During summertime, you’ll see MYO’s brightly colored yogurt cups in everyone’s hands as they cruise around Cannery Row. Make sure you properly dispose of the yogurt cups and other refuse in the trash, however, so we don’t pollute our shores!
Old Fisherman’s Wharf is another top tourist destination after the Monterey Bay Aquarium. It’s from Fisherman’s Wharf where you can grab a bag of salt-water taffy or depart on a whale watching tour. Visit a gift shop or restaurant on Fisherman’s Wharf, or head for the sea on a chartered sail boat. There’s lots of stuff to do at Fisherman’s Wharf, but remember that you’ll need to budget for parking, and higher food prices because of the stellar location. At the foot of Fisherman’s Wharf, check out the Custom House and take a history walk in downtown Monterey via Alvarado Street’s Portola Plaza.
Insider’s Tip: In summer, from May to September, ride the free trolley through town. It makes a loop from Fisherman’s Wharf and downtown to the Monterey Bay Aquarium and back. Click here for the map.
