Quail Lodge Golf Club

Quail Lodge Golf Club was originally designed by Robert Muir Graves in 1963-64 as part of the boutique Quail Lodge resort in sunny Carmel Valley. Todd Eckenrode of Origins Golf Design refined the layout in 2015. Par 71, approximately 6,500 yards.

The Carmel Valley setting offers warmer, sunnier weather than the foggy coast — often 10-15 degrees warmer than Pebble Beach. The resort is also famous for hosting "The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering," one of the world\'s most prestigious automotive events during Monterey Car Week.

Pristine conditioning and beautifully manicured greens on gently rolling Carmel Valley terrain. Strategically placed bunkers add beauty and difficulty. The sheltered valley setting means less wind and more sunshine than coastal courses.

Very walkable with minor elevation changes. A nine-hole all-grass putting course adds a family-friendly element. Pace of play is typically under 4 hours.

Resort guest and public access at $100-185.

Precision off the tee matters — several holes run alongside residences with OB in play.

Greens are smooth with subtle, tricky breaks. Read carefully.

The valley setting means less wind than coastal courses, but morning fog can affect early tee times.

Enjoy the sunshine — Carmel Valley is consistently 10-15 degrees warmer than the foggy coast.