Pebble Beach has long been a bucket-list golf destination, but a new wave of women travelers is reshaping the experience.
At Pebble Beach Resorts, female golf participation is growing meaningfully across the board:
- Female golfers across all courses are up 12% year over year
- Female day-guest golfers are up 15% year over year
- Female resort guest golfers are up 9% year over year
- And beyond the fairways, all female resort guests are up 10% year over year, including a 12% increase in non-golfing female guests
The data reflects a broader shift; women aren’t just participating in golf more, they’re driving a new kind of golf travel experience that blends play, wellness, and connection.
At the center of it all is Casa Palmero, a 24-room Mediterranean-style hideaway tucked within Pebble Beach, long favored by golfers, now emerging as an ideal base for elevated girls’ golf getaways. Designed like a private estate rather than a traditional resort, Casa Palmero offers the kind of setting that works perfectly for group escapes featuring quiet courtyards, in-room fireplaces, and a sense of seclusion that makes time together feel more intentional.
Here, a girls’ golf trip unfolds at an unhurried pace, with morning in-room breakfast, poolside recovery, complimentary sound baths, and evenings built around conversation, wellness, and coastal calm. Beyond the course, the experience extends into restoration and exploration, Forbes Five-Star spa rituals at The Spa at Pebble Beach, 27 miles of trails through Del Monte Forest, an in-room wellness mini-bar featuring Hyperice and HigherDOSE, and easy access to Carmel-by-the-Sea and Big Sur.
What’s emerging at Pebble Beach is not just growth in women’s golf; it’s a redefinition of the golf trip itself. More social, more restorative, and increasingly designed around shared experiences. Casa Palmero sits at the center of that shift, an intimate, design-forward retreat within one of the world’s most iconic golf destinations, perfectly suited for the rise of girls’ golf travel.
