Cypress Point
Alister MacKenzie 1928 masterpiece on the Monterey peninsula
Overview
Cypress Point moves from dunes to forest to one of the great finishes in golf, the 15th, 16th and 17th over the Pacific. The 218 yard 16th across crashing surf has no equal. It is private, 250 members, and unchanged in essence since MacKenzie.
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