November 2-6, 2026
Pro-Am in the Pines III
Pinehurst Resort, North Carolina
Pro-Am in the Pines 2024 Champions
Pro-Am in the Pines 2025 Champions
Lodging | Tee Times | Dinner Reservations
Lehigh Country Club
The Manor | 1 King Bed Rooms
Room 1: Josh Tremblay
Room 2: Brent Peterson
Room 3: Kevin Gertz
Room 4: Andy Brown
Room 5: Michael Sonier
Room 6: Denis Tighe
Room 7: Mike Scanlan
Room 8: Kevin McClellan
Monday, Nov. 2
Dinner: 1895 Grille | 7:30pm
Tuesday, Nov. 3
No. 4 | 8:50 & 9:00am
The Cradle | 3:00 & 3:10pm
Dinner: PL8TE | 6:30pm
Wednesday, Nov. 4
No. 2 | 12:00 & 12:10pm
Dinner: Villagio | 6:45pm (2 Tables of 4 People)
Thursday, Nov. 5
No. 10 | 9:00 & 9:12am
Dinner: Carolina Vista Lounge | 6:30pm
Reynolds Lake Oconee
The Holly Inn
Room 1: Brody Nomura
Room 2: T. Tsujimura & W. Hightower
Room 3: S. Ambrose & W. Patterson
Room 4: S. Stoffel & T. Phipps
Room 5: Allen FortMonday, Nov. 2
Dinner: Carolina Vista Lounge | 7:00pm
Tuesday, Nov. 3
No. 4 | 8:30 & 8:40am
The Cradle | 2:40 & 2:50pm
Dinner: 1895 Grille | 6:30pm
Wednesday, Nov. 4
No. 2 | 12:20 & 12:30pm
Dinner: Villagio | 7:15pm & 7:30pm (4 Guests at Each Time)
Thursday, Nov. 5
No. 10 | 8:36 & 8:48am
Dinner: Carolina Vista Lounge | 6:30pm
Houston Country Club
Carolina Hotel
Room 1: G. & H. Carver
Room 2: F. & J. Lee
Room 3: C. & M. Prioleau
Monday, Nov. 2
Dinner: 1895 Grille | 7:00pm
Tuesday, Nov. 3
No. 4 | 8:10 & 8:20am
The Cradle | 2:20 & 2:30pm
Dinner: Carolina Vista Lounge | 7:00pm
Wednesday, Nov. 4
No. 2 | 11:50am (Hole 1 & Hole 10 Start)
Dinner: Villagio | 7:30pm
Thursday, Nov. 5
No. 10 | 7:48 & 8:00am
Dinner: Carolina Vista Lounge | 6:30pm
Sunnehanna Country Club
The Holly Inn
Room 1: M. Kraus & B. Brandt
Room 2: R. Strayer & W. Dewey
Room 3: George Van Istandal
Room 4: K. Fries & B. Hinds
Room 5: Alex Pentecost
Monday, Nov. 2
Dinner: PL8TE | 8:00pm
Tuesday, Nov. 3
No. 4 | 9:50 & 10:00am
The Cradle | 3:20 & 3:30pm
Dinner: Villaggio | 7:00pm
Wednesday, Nov. 4
No. 2 | 12:00 & 12:10pm (Hole 10 Start)
Dinner: Carolina Vista Lounge | 7:00pm
Thursday, Nov. 5
No. 10 | 8:12 & 8:24am
2026 Participants
Lehigh Country Club (PA)
Josh Tremblay, PGA
Brent Peterson
Kevin Gertz
Andy Brown
Michael Sonier
Stephen Kopenhaver
Denis Tighe
Mike Scanlan
Kevin McClelland
Reynolds Lake Oconee (GA)
Brody Nomura, PGA
Todd Tsujimura
Steve Stoffel
Wes Hightower
Tim Phipps
Scott Ambrose
Bill Patterson
Allen Fort
Sunnehanna Country Club (PA)
Matt Kraus, PGA
Bill Dewey
Alex Pentecost
Bob Brandt
George Van Istendal
Keith Fries
Brian Hinds
Richard Strayer
Houston Country Club (TX)
Gordon Carver
Hally Carver
Frank Lee
Judy Lee
Charles Prioleau
Mimi Prioleau
Daily Itinerary
Monday, November 2
Arrive in Pinehurst, North Carolina.
Check in to your accommodations at Pinehurst Resort.
Enjoy an opening-night cocktail reception.
Tuesday, November 3
Breakfast at the Carolina Dining Room.
Play a morning round of golf at Pinehurst No. 4 (Tee Times- 7:30-9:00 am).
Play an afternoon round of golf at The Cradle short course (Tee Times- 2:00-3:30 pm).
Wednesday, November 4
Breakfast at the Carolina Dining Room.
Play a round of golf at Pinehurst No. 2 (Tee Times- 11:50 am-12:40 pm).
Thursday, November 5
Breakfast at the Carolina Dining Room.
Play your final round at Pinehurst No. 10 (Tee Times- 7:48 am-9:12 am).
Enjoy a closing-night awards dinner at Carolina Vista Lounge.
Friday, November 6
Breakfast at the Carolina Dining Room.
Check out of your accommodations at Pinehurst Resort.
This concludes your trip; thank you for traveling with us!
Accommodations
The Manor
A year-long renovation completed in 2019 has transformed the historic Manor, originally opened in 1923, into a contemporary hotel wrapped in classic charm. Beyond the communal lobby lie well-appointed guest rooms waiting to immerse guests in comfort. The North & South Bar offers a wide selection of fine whiskeys and cocktails, while just outside, Pinehurst Brewing Co. pours craft beer brewed on site. The Village of Pinehurst is also just a short walk away, making The Manor as convenient as it is memorable.
The Holly Inn
Pinehurst’s very first hotel, The Holly Inn has welcomed guests since 1895. It is situated in the heart of the Village, offering easy access to everything just steps from its iconic striped entrance.
The architecture here is part Queen Anne revival and part Arts & Crafts, but the overall effect is pure Pinehurst. Fine touches adorn every guest room, from the Tiffany lamps illuminating the space to the antique bar that once dwelled in Scotland but now welcomes thirsty patrons in our Tavern. You can also visit the pool for a more intimate, quiet space for sunning and relaxing.
This truly unique property has engendered much affection over its century-plus lifespan, and we’re sure you’ll love it as well.
The Carolina Villas
Located adjacent to the west lawn of the Carolina Hotel, each villa features four separate, keyed guestrooms, making them ideal for traveling foursomes or groups.
The villa bedrooms each boast private baths adorned in marble, two queen beds with feather-top bedding, desk/workstation, mini bar and safe. In-room Keurig machines are included as well and are perfect for those early tee times.
Courses
The Cradle
“The Most Fun 10 Acres In Golf”
On the land where the first holes at Pinehurst were carved lies the 789-yard short course.
Pinehurst No. 2
The centerpiece of Pinehurst Resort, Pinehurst No. 2 remains one of the world’s most celebrated golf courses. It has served as the site of more single golf championships than any course in America and hosted back-to-back U.S. Open and U.S. Women’s Open Championships for the first time in 2014. It was also the home of the U.S. Open in 2024.
As the first U.S. Open Anchor Site, the championship will return to Pinehurst in 2029, 2035, 2041 and 2047.
Pinehurst No. 4
Gil Hanse’s redesign of Pinehurst No. 4 is a bold expression of pure, timeless Carolinas Sandhills golf. Visually stunning from tee to green, exposed sand areas, vast cross bunkers and native wire grass meld with the site’s rolling topography and natural ridge lines to create dramatic vistas and strategic options on every hole.
Less than a year after reopening in 2018, No. 4 joined famed No. 2 as the site of the 2019 U.S. Amateur.
Pinehurst No. 10
No. 10 is Pinehurst’s first new course in nearly three decades, but in truth it’s been centuries, even millennia, in the making.
The landscape underlying Tom Doak’s new design features native wiregrass, sweeping landscape and rolling hills formed by geology.
Midway through the course, it also takes advantage of rugged dunes carved out by mining operations around the turn of the 20th Century.
The result is a spectacular course with 75 feet of elevation change that winds its way through the Sandhills on a path toward delivering a golf experience like no other.
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