13 Places the Pros Would Love to Call Home

“The north end of St. Simons Island, where I play all my golf. The north end is more wooded and out in the country. It’s less commercialized. I live on the south end of the island. They’re only like six miles apart.” — Brian Harman

“I’d like to have a beach home, but I’d like something up in the mountains, as well, up in the Canadian Rockies, on a lake. I like to snowboard.” — Jason Day

“It would be on 17-mile drive in Monterey, California. Or I might buy something in north San Diego for golf and surfing combined.” —Nick Watney

“I’m not there yet in my life, but Hawaii is pretty good—Maui.” — Brendon Todd

“Charleston, South Carolina—on James Island, along the Intercoastal.” — Russell Henley

I got married in 2001 alongside Raptor’s 18th hole at Grayhawk in Scottsdale, Ariz. My wife Betsy liked the lake, flowers and McDowell Mountain views to the east. I liked the risk-reward options and sidehill tilt of the fairway. Yes, we’re still married!

“Pebble Beach. The Carmel area is just stunning.” — Matt Jones

“Of all the places I’ve traveled—my wife is from Park City, Utah—I’d love to have a place out there. For the winter and the summer. It’s very pretty.” — Jimmy Walker

“I like coming home to Vegas and being able to travel to those other places, like Pebble Beach, rather than making it my home. I haven’t found any place rather than Vegas that I’d rather live.” —Scott Piercy

“It’d be pretty special to have a house in South Florida and then another on the other coast at Pebble Beach. I just love the scenery and the atmosphere at Pebble, with the waves crashing on the rocks. ” — Ken Duke

Moore is off to a fast start in the 2013-14 PGA Tour season with a Top 10 finish at the Shriners Open in Las Vegas and a victory at the CIMB Classic in Kuala Lumpur.