St. Andrews will be hosting The Open for the 31st time in 2027, a week that will include another World Golf Hall of Fame ...

On Wednesday morning, Pinehurst Resort officially confirmed that Doak will indeed build a course for the resort four miles south of the main clubhouse on a 900-acre parcel.

One of the top golf equipment manufacturers will move into a space at a major crossroads on the Pinehurst Resort main ...

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PINEHURST — Home. A week before Bryson DeChambeau rolled in the final putt to win the 2024 U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2, Pinehurst Resort released a video on its social media accounts with the ...

Now, Pinehurst Resort calls itself the cradle of American golf. The USGA announced it as the first of its new “anchor sites,” which will host U.S. Opens every 5-6 years for the next 30 years ...

Widely known as the Cradle of American Golf, Pinehurst Resort has been attracting guests since 1895. That’s when James Walker Tufts paid about $1 per acre for 6,000 acres of timbered sandscape ...

Pinehurst Resort is getting a new golf course for the first time in decades and also eyeing a big expansion in Aberdeen. The resort plans to break ground on its 10th course this month, officials ...

Still, it’s what you can see at Pinehurst No. 4 that’s most impressive. For members, resort guests and day visitors, the latest version of No. 4 is nearly unrecognizable from its predecessors.

In fact, Pinehurst Nos. 1 and 3 get some of the least play of the resort’s nine courses, according to a resort spokesman. The reason, in a word, is length — or more precisely their lack thereof.

Pinehurst No. 2 proved to be a formable foe, as only Stewart finished under par (1-under). For the week, the field managed to hit only 47.1 percent of the greens, producing a scoring average of 74.55.

But Pinehurst Resort President Tom Pashley said The Cradle is the addition he’s most proud of during his tenure. “The Cradle is my happy place right now,” Pashley said.