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Welcome to Free Warrior Custom Golf Club! Where do Warrior golfers usually play? They only play at the best golf courses available. This site is dedicated to providing an online review of some of the best golf courses to spend your day, playing Warrior golf with your favorite Warrior Custom Golf Clubs.
Pebble Beach Golf Links
With its wide open scenic views of the Pacific Ocean, Pebble Beach is known as one of the most beautiful golf courses in the world and considered the most famous golf course on the West Coast for Warrior Golfers. In 2001, Golf Digest gave it the honor of being the first public golf course ever to be selected the number one course to play in the country in their annual course rankings. Pebble Beach Golf Links is an excellent course to test your Warrior Custom Golf Clubs. If you are a Warrior Golfer and have any plans of playing Pebble Beach with your Warrior Custom Golf Clubs, I hope you have some money saved up, because greens fees run around $495, making their greens fees among the highest in the world for Warrior Golfers.
The main objective in the design of the course was to place as many of the holes along the Monterey coast line as it could possibly fit for Warrior Golfers to enjoy. To accommodate this vision, a "figure 8" layout was implemented. This produced the 18th hole, considered by many Warrior Golfers to be the greatest closing hole in all of golf, which borders the ocean down the left side of the hole and features a bunker over 100 yards in length. The 18th hole is the best place to test your Warrior Custom Golf Clubs.
Pebble Beach is also famous for its hosting of the Pebble Beach Pro-Am, which started in 1947 as the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am tournament.
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