Best Time to Play Golf at Pebble Beach
Pebble Beach, California
The most famous public golf course in America, hugging the cliffs of the Monterey Peninsula along Carmel Bay.
Feels-like highs near 62°F · 99% dry days · 12 mph wind. Avoid December–March.
What 1991–2024 of Data Says
June–October is the statistical sweet spot at Pebble Beach: feels-like highs near 62°F, 99% of days play dry, and winds average just 12 mph. The toughest stretch is December–March (53°F feels-like, 75% dry days, 14 mph wind). Coastal cloud and fog peak in January, overcast about 21% of daylight hours.
The local angle that decides a round: the Monterey marine layer — summer mornings are often fogged in and cool, while September and October deliver the clearest, warmest, most reliable golf weather of the year.
Golf Playability by Month
Our 0–100 golf weather score for Pebble Beach, built from 30+ years of temperature, rain, wind and cloud data. Taller, greener bars = better golf weather.
Why June–October Scores 99
Each factor scored 0–100 for June.
16-Day Golf Forecast
The same golf score applied to the live 16-day forecast for Pebble Beach.
The next two weeks are tracking close to the seasonal norm.
Next 16 days average 94/100 · seasonal norm here is 96/100.
How we score golf weather
The golf playability score (0–100) weights feels-like temperature (40%), dry-day frequency (25%), wind (20%), cloud/fog (10%) and humidity (5%), tuned so 62–80°F, light winds and clear skies score highest. Historical figures use ERA5 reanalysis (1991–2024); the forecast uses Open-Meteo. Values are regional (nearest grid cell), so treat them as the seasonal pattern rather than hole-by-hole precision.