Previously only available to military personnel, Bayonet Black Horse in Seaside recently opened to public play, and with a two-year, massive renovation and property expansion project in the works, the historic layouts will continue to provide a good test of golf for players in the CGA Net Amateur Match Play Championships.

General Robert B. McClure built Bayonet on the land that the Army trained on -- Fort Ord -- in 1954. Bayonet was named after the 7th Infantry "Light Fighter" Division (nicknamed the "Bayonet Division.") It has been said that General McClure was a "left-handed" golfer with a fade, and managed to effectively reduce his handicap with a little creative architecture in the design of Bayonet. Due to its popularity after opening, the facility built another championship golf course, Black Horse, a decade later. Read more about Bayonet Black Horse HERE.

Information
Bayonet Black Horse
1 McClure Way
Seaside, CA 93955
Phone: 831/393-3006
Web: www.bayonetblackhorse.com
Green Fees: $57-$128

Directions
Click HERE for directions from surrounding highways and map.

Bayonet Brackets
The brackets for the six flights to be played at Bayonet Golf Course are below. Click on individual names for bracket. Brackets will be updated after individual rounds to reflect winners in both the championship and consolation brackets.

Click here for Bayonet Flights Player Information

Bayonet Flights
Spyglass
Cypress
Pacific
Pine Tree
Seal Rock
Marina

Spyglass Consolation
Cypress Consolation
Pacific Consolation
Pine Tree Consolation
Seal Rock Consolation
Marina Consolation