Anyone ever go to Sonoma Valley and also play Pebble/Spyglass?

Thinking about trying to go in March for birthday with wife and friends but don't even know where to start planning.

Was hoping someone has done that trip and could offer some pointers or a company that may offer a package for something like that.

Thanks!

RWoolley said:

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We made that trip for our 10th Anniversary.
- Flew into San Jose and drove to Sonoma.
- Spent 3 nights at the Fairmont Sonoma. Went to various wineries and played Sonoma GC.
- Drove through San Francisco and down the PCH to Pebble.
- Spent 3 nights at the Lodge at Pebble. Played Pebble and Spyglass.
- Drove to San Martin and stay 2 nights at CordeValle. Played CordeValle GC.

It was my favorite trip we have ever taken. I would definitely do it again. I booked everything myself and it was not too difficult. If you do it, you will not regret it.

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Thank you!

What time of year did you go? How was the weather?

If you're in that area put Pasatiempo on your list.

We went in August. Played Pebble the day before they shut it down for Concours.

If there is any way to get on at Mayacama, do it. Unbelievable.

SouthAustinAgSwag said:

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If there is any way to get on at Mayacama, do it. Unbelievable.

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I had the chance to get on here a few years back now, but missed my window. Wish I could have made it happen! Course looks great from what you can see from the clubhouse.

Chipotlemonger said:

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SouthAustinAgSwag said:

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If there is any way to get on at Mayacama, do it. Unbelievable.

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I had the chance to get on here a few years back now, but missed my window. Wish I could have made it happen! Course looks great from what you can see from the clubhouse.

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I went in 2016 before I really ever played golf. I had probably played 5 rounds in the previous 25 years of my life preceding the opportunity to play at Mayacama with caddies, etc.

It rained cats and dogs so we didn't actually play, but the view from the clubhouse was spectacular and the course was in incredible shape. We ended up sipping screwdrivers and bloody marys and having delicious food.

I was able to get on because a buddy of mine who lives in Scottsdale is buddies with the heir to the Carnation milk fortune and is a member. Guest green fee was around 200-300 as I recall.