The resort will begin fielding inquiries about how to play and reservation requests for tee times this week. Pinehurst No. 11 joins Tom Doak’s No. 10 course at the resort’s new Sandmines location, a 900-acre wooden and mostly undeveloped parcel of land a few minutes down the road from the main resort. “This land is totally blessed by its character,” says Crenshaw. We got a full behind-the-scenes tour a few months ago—read our story for full details on Pinehurst No. 11.