Pinehurst Resort #2

Pinehurst, North Carolinaresort
Holes
18
Par
72
Length
7,588 yds
Rating / slope
76 / 137

Course Scorecard

Tees pinned
HOLE123456789OUT
US Open4025073875295762424245021913760
Blue3934393504745082033934691743403
Ross3934113504345081783934691483284
White3764113304344621783854401483164
Tufts3764113303264321703134401482946
Green3663903093264321703134191402865
Red3403422833164171163064001242644
Par44445345336
HCP1139115571713-
Tee ratings on file: U. S. Open Tees (Men) 77.9/149 · 7,551 yds · Blue Tees (Men) 75.4/143 · 6,966 yds · Blue/White Hybrid (Men) 73.6/141 · 6,659 yds · White Tees (Men) 72/139 · 6,324 yds · White/Green Hybrid (Men) 70.3/136 · 5,979 yds · Green Tees (Men) 69.1/135 · 5,782 yds · Red Tees (Men) 66.8/128 · 5,321 yds · White Tees (Women) 78.1/144 · 6,324 yds · White/Green Hybrid (Women) 76/140 · 5,979 yds · Green Tees (Women) 74.9/137 · 5,782 yds · Red Tees (Women) 72.1/133 · 5,321 ydsVerified member scorecard totals 7,588 yds; tee ratings on file may reflect a distinct USGA tee combination.This list reflects verified data on file; the course may publish additional tees or combinations.
✓Scorecard verified from the official source · 2026-09-16T15:03:10.664691+00:00

Hole-by-Hole Visual Directory

18 Holes

Select any hole to open the caddie gameplan, shot dispersion, and 3DEP LiDAR green contours.

About Pinehurst Resort #2

Course Story

No. 2 is the historic championship course at the heart of Pinehurst. Its identity rests on the relationship between fairway position, elevated putting surfaces and the short grass that carries a near miss away from the hole. The 2011 Coore and Crenshaw work restored sandy native ground and wiregrass to the playing corridors. The course has staged the U.S. Open repeatedly, including the men’s and women’s championships in consecutive weeks in 2014. Tournament setups and resort scorecards can have different pars and lengths: use the tee row selected for your round.

Caddie Intelligence

Course Strategy & Gameplan

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Tactical DNA & Fairway Corridors

Master Gameplan

Work backward from the green. A drive on grass is valuable because it lets you choose the correct landing area; an approach that holds the putting surface is valuable because it removes a difficult recovery. Give crowned edges a margin, consider a low recovery from a clean lie, and avoid treating every nearby flag as an invitation to attack. On the fifth, even a layup aimed right can move left after landing; plan the resting place as carefully as the start line.

Local Knowledge

Pro Tips & Course Advice

3 Caddie Tips
1

Choose the actual tee row for your round.

2

Use the map to plan position; measure hazards from your ball.

3

Read the current lie, wind and green before choosing the shot.

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