19 of the Best 19th Holes Around the World

Maybe it’s the nostalgic smell of a freshly lit cigar. The echo of laughter from a few tables over, where a group of buddies are reliving every birdie and blow-up hole. Maybe it’s that first sip of a cold beer that almost makes you forget that triple on 7. Or the simple joy of heckling your friends as they limp up 18.

Whatever the reason, every golfer knows the magic of the 19th hole, even if you’re the one picking up the tab.

So if you’re on the hunt for the best post-round hangouts in golf, start here: these are the best 19th holes around the world.

Best 19th Holes and Post-Round Hangout Spots

1. The Tap Room at Pebble Beach

Pebble Beach, California

We’re kicking off our list with one of the most iconic 19th holes: The Tap Room at Pebble Beach.

This isn’t your standard post-round burger and beer spot (though they’ve got that too). The Tap Room serves up prime and certified Angus beef, vintage wines, and a curated selection of fine scotches and whiskeys.

But the real standout isn’t just what’s on your plate – it’s what’s on the walls. Lining the room is a priceless collection of golf memorabilia from some of the sport’s most legendary moments. One look around and there’s no doubt you’re somewhere special.

2. Brooks’ Bar & Deck at Edgewood Tahoe Resort

Stateline, Nevada

Vaulted ceilings and massive windows at Brooks’ Bar & Deck frame sweeping views of the golf course, the turquoise waters of Lake Tahoe, and the snow-capped peaks of the Sierras. Hard to imagine a more beautiful setting.

When you’re not caught staring out at the view, Brooks’ delivers on all fronts – plenty of TVs to catch the game, a menu full of elevated gastropub fare, and a deep list of beers, wines, and specialty cocktails.

3. The Veranda and Grillroom at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club

Pawleys Island, South Carolina

Welcoming atmosphere. Unparalleled views. Enticing menu. None of these factors alone would be enough to make our ranks. It takes a special kind of place that possesses all three – like Caledonia Golf & Fish Club.

Caledonia’s wraparound porch overlooking the 18th green provides a truly striking scene of the Intracoastal Waterway and native marshland. On a cool summer evening, you’ll find it jam-packed with spectators, drink in hand, badgering friends below as they finish up their rounds. The Grillroom, just inside, serves up signature low country grub like fried pickles, barbecue sandwiches, crab cakes, and so much more. Hungry yet?

4. Mr. B’s Pub at the Pine Crest Inn

Pinehurst, North Carolina

There’s a certain kind of comfort in pulling up a barstool and simply being asked, “the usual?” That’s exactly what you can expect from a visit to Mr. B’s Pub at the Pine Crest Inn. It’s dimly lit (but not dreary), filled with memorabilia (that’s invaluable), and small in size (so you can eavesdrop on the guys next to you and interject with golf stories of your own). The charm is truly undeniable.

It’s also known as the place where guests can chip golf balls into the lobby’s fireplace – a Pine Crest Inn tradition. Visit while a major championship is in town and you may find some tour pros giving it a whirl. Trying it yourself? We recommend doing so before that first drink…for obvious reasons.

5. McKee’s Pub at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort

Bandon, Oregon

For the quintessential Scottish adventure without leaving the borders, we all know Bandon Dunes Golf Resort is the place to be. But the birthplace of the game isn’t only evident in Bandon’s six courses. It’s nearly tangible in every on-site experience, including one of our favorites: McKee’s Pub.

From the Scottish-style setting to the delectable pub fare (we’re looking at you, Grandma’s Meatloaf), it’s the ideal place to fill up and wind down. Pair that with a Pacific Northwest microbrew or a classic single malt scotch, and you’ve got yourself a proper 19th hole.

6. The Jigger Inn at the Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa

St. Andrews, Scotland

Dating back to the 1850s, the Jigger Inn isn’t just one of the best 19th holes – it’s one of the most historic. Located at the Old Course Hotel, the Jigger was originally the stationmaster’s lodge. Today, it’s a cozy, storied pub where the walls tell tales, lined with golf relics and warmed by open-hearth fires. The vibe is timeless, and so is the menu. Home-cooked fare and a pint of Jigger Ale make for the perfect post-round pairing.

7. Ailsa Pub at Legends Resort

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

The Jigger Inn might be one of the most historic 19th holes, but the Ailsa Pub at Legends Resort just might be the biggest. In the golf capital of the world, you need a spot that’s just as memorable as the round itself. Whether you’re celebrating a clutch birdie or stewing over a missed tap-in, Ailsa Pub delivers.

The Scottish-themed hangout boasts 16 TVs, indoor and outdoor seating, and a seasonal outdoor bar complete with a pool table, ping pong, corn hole, and horseshoes. It would be sacrilegious to take a golf trip to Myrtle Beach and not stop by.

8. Pelican Grill & Bar at Pelican Hill Golf Club

Newport Beach, California

“Sunsets are served daily” at Pelican Grill & Bar. As are the craft cocktails, wood-fired pizzas, prime steaks, and fresh catch of the day. Need we say more? Probably not, but we will. You can dine al fresco to fully enjoy the nearby Pacific Ocean, or dine indoors and be entertained by chefs preparing your meal in their open-concept kitchen.

9. Cliffs Couches at Cabot Cape Breton

Inverness, Nova Scotia

For all the grandeur and opulence that is Cabot Cape Breton, there’s a remarkably laid-back 19th hole that may very well be the best in Canada. It’s Cliffs Couches. Cabot actually has a few post-round hangout options to choose from, all of which are excellent, but Cliffs Couches is truly one-of-a-kind.

The couches are located between the 10th and 18th greens, affording uninterrupted views of incoming groups and the endless horizon of the Atlantic Ocean. Recently expanded with even more seating, it’s the ultimate spot to kick back with a drink, swap stories, and soak in one of the most spectacular settings in golf.

10. STICKS at The Inn at Spanish Bay

Pebble Beach, California

Allow us to set the scene… The sun is setting on a spectacular day at Spanish Bay. You have a glass of bubbly in hand, feet propped up on one of the outdoor fireplaces. Just to your right are picturesque views of The Links at Spanish Bay, and you’re relaxing to the sound of a bagpiper bringing the spirit of the Scottish Highlands to the California coast.

You can enjoy all this and more at STICKS, located at The Inn at Spanish Bay. STICKS offers a relaxed, sports bar atmosphere with tasty comfort food, flat-screen televisions, craft cocktails, and more.

11. Mullins Bar & Grill at Half Moon Bay Golf Links

Half Moon Bay, California

There are a few hidden gems on our list, and Mullins Bar & Grill at Half Moon Bay Golf Links is certainly one of them. Mullins offers a wide selection of appetizers, salads, and sandwiches, as well as a full bar with a fabulous selection of wine. The outdoor patio area overlooking the golf course is great for watching the sunset or enjoying a cool evening breeze.

12. Bar & Grill at Mayacama Golf Club

Santa Rosa, California

The Bar & Grill at Mayacama Golf Club, one of the best 19th holes, is a great place to relax and unwind after a round of golf. The restaurant offers a variety of delicious dishes, from classic comfort foods to more adventurous entrees. The restaurant also boasts a full bar and an extensive list of wines and craft beers. Whether you’re in the mood for a light bite or a full-course feast, the Bar & Grill delivers a relaxing atmosphere and a menu to match.

13. The Deuce at Pinehurst Resort

Pinehurst, North Carolina

After playing any of Pinehurst Resort’s ten courses, you owe it to yourself to enjoy a cold one at The Deuce. Overlooking the famed 18th green of Pinehurst No. 2, few settings are more superb for some friendly heckling and excellent eats. The drinks are top-tier, too, with innovative cocktails and several craft beers on tap, including North Carolina microbrews.

For festivities beyond the 19th hole, consider clinking glasses at the nearby Pinehurst Brewing Company or spending an evening at the Cradle Crossing. Overlooking the third green and fourth tee at The Cradle, the resort’s world-famous short course, the Cradle Crossing is an open-air bar with plenty of seating to kick back, sip on a transfusion, and watch the Cradle fun unfold.

14. Road Hole Bar at the Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa

St. Andrews, Scotland

If the walls of the Road Hole Bar could talk, they’d tell stories of evenings filled with laughter, friendships reunited, and nights that stretch on forever. They’d recount the sound of glasses clinking, whisky flowing, and conversations that go well into the night. This is no ordinary bar, especially with its spectacular view of the 17th Hole at the Old Course. Known for its expansive whisky selection, the Road Hole Bar boasts 260 varieties, sourced from nearly every distillery in Scotland, making it a must-visit for whisky lovers.

15. The Ryder Cup Bar at The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island Golf Resort

Kiawah Island, South Carolina

The 1991 Ryder Cup at The Ocean Course, dubbed the “War by the Shore,” was one of the most electric showdowns in Ryder Cup history. So, it’s only fitting to have a bar named after such a celebratory time, for the U.S. fans anyway.

Step inside the Ryder Cup Bar and you’ll be surrounded by historic memorabilia from that unforgettable week. But if the sea breeze is calling, grab a spot outside and soak in the sweeping views of the course and coastline. As for the food, the Bagger Burger, named after The Legend of Bagger Vance (which was filmed on Kiawah Island Golf Resort’s courses), is an absolute must-try. You can’t go wrong with the Crispy Shrimp or Fried Green Tomatoes, either.

16. Pub 59 at Streamsong Resort

Bowling Green, Florida

With more than half a dozen dining options at Streamsong Resort, it takes something special to stand out. Enter Pub 59.

Located at the Red & Blue Clubhouse, this all-day spot overlooks the practice putting green and the Bye Hole – perfect for grabbing a bite between rounds or winding down after one.

The menu leans into elevated pub fare, with breakfast staples in the morning and hearty favorites the rest of the day. Think specialty burgers, signature pork belly mac ‘n’ cheese, and – wait for it – a bacon ice cream sundae that’s a Pub 59 classic. Pair any of it with one of their 16 microbrews or craft beers on tap

17. Phil’s Grill at Grayhawk Golf Club

Scottsdale, Arizona

Phil’s Grill at Grayhawk Golf Club isn’t just a spot to grab a bite – it’s a tribute to one of the game’s greats. Step inside and you’ll find yourself surrounded by the story of Phil Mickelson’s career. From the junior golf days to major championship glory, the walls are lined with mementos: clubs, photos, and artifacts that trace Lefty’s journey through the game.

Outfitted in rich hardwood and leather, the space feels equal parts cozy and classic. Whether you’re kicking back inside or soaking up the Arizona sun on the patio, Phil’s Grill delivers with strong pours, hearty plates, and a whole lot of golf history.

18. The Adirondack Chairs at Arcadia Bluffs

Arcadia, Michigan

Arcadia Bluffs has plenty of places to post up after a round, but none get you closer to the action than The Adirondack Chairs.

Perched right on the edge of the 18th green of the Bluffs Course, this cluster of seats delivers front-row views of both finishing groups and the sweeping Lake Michigan shoreline. It’s scenic, serene, and just far enough from the clubhouse to feel like your own little corner of the course. And the best part? The drinks come to you. All you have to do is sit back and sip!

19. Packard’s Steakhouse at Innisbrook Golf Resort

Palm Harbor, Florida

Innisbrook Golf Resort’s signature restaurant, Packard’s Steakhouse, is located right on the Copperhead Course. The restaurant serves only the finest aged premium beef steaks, cold water lobster tails, and fresh local fish, all enjoyed in a comfortable, upscale setting. Pair your meal with a glass of red or white from their vast wine menu or opt for a tasty cocktail instead.

So, the best 19th holes? They’re where stories are shared, rivalries softened, and memories etched into the fabric of the trip. The putts you made, the ones you didn’t, and everything in between – it all gets retold here, over a well-earned drink and good company.

Make your next golf getaway one to remember with a visit to one of these best 19th holes. And let ShipSticks handle your clubs and luggage, so your only job is to enjoy the journey and the round that follows.

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