Pebble Beach Offers Bucket List Golf And Super Bowl Package

Former NFL quarterback Tom Brady throws a football on the 18th hole during a round of golf years ago at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

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How does combining a bucket list round of golf with the Big Game sound?

That’s exactly what Pebble Beach Resorts is doing to kick off 2026, providing golfers a chance to stay and play along the famed Monterey Peninsula while serving up Super Bowl tickets at Levi’s Stadium in nearby Santa Clara, California.

The Pebble Beach LX package starts at $14,750 per person, a price that includes a four-night stay (Feb. 5-8, 2026) at The Inn at Spanish Bay, which is revered for its prime coastal setting and daily bagpiper serenade at sunset. There are also outdoor firepits, fine dining and trails along one of the most celebrated coastlines in the world for the full experience off the course.

But golf is always the centerpiece at Pebble Beach and that part of the getaway begins with a welcome reception and round at The Hay, the resort’s nine-hole short course that was redesigned by Tiger Woods in 2021. The menu at Hay’s Place is inspired by Woods and guests also have access to instruction at the state-of-the-art Pebble Beach Golf Academy.

The package continues with championship-level golf, as guests have the choice of a round at Pebble Beach Golf Links or Spyglass Hill.

Pebble Beach is obviously the property’s historic crown jewel, a course that’s hosted seven men’s major championships and is home to an annual PGA Tour stop – the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am — that welcomes pros, celebrities and some of the NFL’s biggest stars every February. Buffalo Bills quarterback (and avid golfer) Josh Allen played at Pebble Beach three straight years from 2022-2024 before skipping this year’s event following a loss to Kansas City in last season’s AFC Championship Game.

The 2026 Pebble Beach Pro-Am will be played Feb. 12-15, the week after the Super Bowl, so package attendees would get to experience the course ahead of the PGA Tour event.

It bears noting that Pebble Beach Golf Links was recently recognized by Golf.com as the No. 15 course in the world.

Regardless of which course golfers pick for the Pebble Beach Super Bowl package (add-on rounds are available as well), the golf is an epic prologue to the biggest U.S. sporting event of the year.

The football-end of the experience includes premium game tickets, pregame hospitality within the Levi’s Stadium security perimeter, and luxury transportation stocked with beverages (alcohol included) and light snacks. There’s also dedicated concierge service throughout the trip, and free shuttle service to the small towns of Carmel and Monterey for local shopping and dining.

The package price isn’t cheap – single-room occupancy jumps to $18,460 per person – but the experience is just about unrivaled, with a memorable weekend anchored by championship golf, downtime in a coastal sanctuary, and prime access to football’s biggest game. It’s a rare and unique getaway that combines two truly extraordinary sporting experiences.