The PGA Tour heads eight hours North from Torrey Pines to Pebble Beach along the beautiful Monterey coastline for this week’s 84th edition of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. The second Signature Event of the year following The Sentry in Hawaii means a $20 million purse and a tournament filled with top PGA pros including world No. 1 Player of the Year Scottie Scheffler, who makes his 2025 debut at Pebble Beach having finished T6 (tie 6th) in last year’s event.

For the second straight year the Pebble Beach Pro-Am will be played across two golf course with an invitational field of 80 players. The no-cut tournament features nearly all the top players minus 2024 two-time major champion Xander Schauffele.

The first two rounds are alternated between Pebble Beach and Spy Glass Hill, which both feature Poa annua greens and a mixture of Ryegrass/Poa fairways and rough.

• Pebble Beach Golf Links – 6,972 yards, Par 72
• Spyglass Hill Golf Course – 7,041 yards, Par 72

Last year’s 72-hole winning score of 271 by winner Wyndham Clark (-17) finished under the 272.5 over/under score set by the leading online sportsbooks. That despite the event being shortened to 54 holes due to severe weather and Clark firing a course record 60, or 12-under par on Saturday. That gave him a 1-stroke win over Ludvig Aberg (-16) after the tournament was cut short, and a top prize of $3.6 million.

How Par 72 Pebble Beach played in 2024 and 2023: Scoring average 69.63 and 71.53.

How Par 72 Spyglass Hill played in 2024 and 2023: Scoring average 70.58 and 72.80.

Amateurs and celebrities along with pro athletes play alongside the pro golfers the first two rounds, and the PGA Tour players shoot for birdies Saturday and Sunday at Pebble Beach, which features the smallest greens on tour averaging 3,500 square feet.

Pebble Beach remains one of the world’s most iconic links courses, with winds always in play off the ocean. Nothing close in this week’s forcast to the winds and storms during last year’s event. Saturday has a 40% chance of rain . Keep that in mind as you watch and wager on the action, knowing that odds adjust during and after each round. Betting on Clark to win saw his odds go from 300/1 to start Round 3 Saturday to 2/1 odds during his final few holes leading the tournament with weather and cancelation in play and top online sportsbooks golf rules worth reviewing.

Pacific Ocean scene and setting with a total of 116 sand bunkers are in play to navigate at Pebble Beach, and nearly twice that of Spyglass Hill (62), which features four holes with water in play. Players will be rewarded with strategic course management and elite Approach play from within 150 yards is key when evaluating strokes gained stats.

Pebble Beach also yields one of lowest Greens in Regulation percentages on Tour, as the greens are among the smallest on Tour (ave. 3,500 sq. feet). So Scrambling and Around the Green are also key stats as players work on more birdie opportunities with Putting more prominant isolating stronger putters on Poa greens. Pebble Beach’s angular hole layouts forces layups on many holes off the tee, removing any advantages for longer hitters and resulting in Pebble Beach conceding the shortest average driving distance on Tour (near 275 yards with Tour ave. 290).

Weather the month leading into the tournament has had warm sunny afternoons with no rainfall, which is odd this time of year. Course should be firm and fast. Since last year’s tournament the 6th green was rebuilt at Pebble Beach, and 50+ trees were planted. December storms took out 30 trees at Spyglass including the featured
Cypress in #16 fairway.

Odds to Win 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

Opening round pairings, tee times and full list of players golf odds and props will be updated and added. Current odds to win the Pebble Beach Pro-Am are on the leading favorites, and golf odds from leading online sportsbooks refresh periodically and are subject to change.

• +400: Scottie Scheffler
• +1100: Rory McIlroy
• +1400: Justin Thomas, Collin Morikawa
• +1800: Ludvig Aberg
• +2000: Patrick Cantlay
• +2200: Hideki Matsuyama
• +2500: Sungjae Im
• +3300 : Tommy Fleetwood
• +3500: Jason Day, Sam Burns
• +5000: Viktor Hovland, Keegan Bradley, Will Zalatoris
• +5000: Wyndham Clark, Corey Conners
• +5500: Taylor Pendrith
• +6000: Robert MacIntyre, Tom Kim, Sepp Straka, Russell Henley
• +6000: Tony Finau, M. McNealy, Max Greyserman, Shane Lowry

Also in the field are longshots as sponsors exemptions from The AT&T, Rickie Fowler, Harry Hall, Jordan Spieth and Gary Woodland, who won the 2019 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach with the U.S. Open returing to Pebble Beach in 2027.

72-Hole Winning Score: Over/Under 268.5 (Par 72)

Will there be a playoff? (Yes +400, No -500)

PGA Tour 2025 Signature Events

Check out the eight 2025 Signature Events that includes player profiles, odds and past performances in the AT&T Pebble Beach for more than 25 players.

The remaining 2/3 of the field of 80 players are bigger longshots. That includes Nick Dunlap, who won as an amateur last year when he won The American Express at +40000 (400/1) odds.

Recall triple-digit longshots won each of the first four PGA tournaments of 2024 including three first time winners before Clark captured the AT&T Pebble Beach event at +7000, or 70/1 odds.

Recent champions of the Pebble Beach Pro-Am include Wyndham Clark (2024), Justin Rose (2023), Tom Hoge (2022), Daniel Berger (2021) and Nick Taylor (2020). Also, FanDuel brand ambassador Jordan Spieth won in 2017, and all six winners scored -17 to -19 under par. All are playing this week except Daniel Berger.

How to watch the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

All times Eastern

• Thursday-Friday: 3-7 p.m. (Golf Channel)
• Saturday: 1-3 p.m. (Golf Channel), 3-7 p.m. (CBS)
• Saturday: 1-3 p.m. (Golf Channel), 3-6:30 p.m. (CBS)

PGA Tour Live on ESPN along with Peacock provide streaming live coverage. Paramount+ will stream CBS’s broadcasts online along with the CBS Sports App.

Thursday and Friday tee times posted along with featured groups on Wednesday as provided by the PGA Tour.

Featured Groups

Thursday (ESPN+, all times Pacific) – change, last year posted

• 8:45 am Spyglass #10:
• 9:21 am Pebble Beach #1:
• 10:09 am Pebble Beach #1:
• 9:57 am Pebble Beach #1:
• 10:21 am Pebble Beach #1:

Friday

• 8:57 am Pebble Beach #1:
• 9:45 am Pebble Beach #1:
• 9:57 am Pebble Beach #1:
• 10:09 am Pebble Beach #1:
• 10:21 am Pebble Beach #1:

Golf Picks, Props and Stats

Golf picks are updated weekly Tuesday and Wednesday as selected golf analysts, handicappers and noted golf media provide contributors picks to win, props and additional information you can bet on

• Ben Coley/Sporting Life: Morikawa, Cantlay plus Scott, McCarthy, Rai
• FanDuel: J. Thomas, S. Im, Fleetwood and top-10 finish Henley, Tom Kim
• Bamford Golf: Day, Bradley, McNealy, N. Taylor
• GolfStats: Wednesday
• Golf Digest: DFS, Fantasy picks Morikawa, Thomas, Pendrith. Betting update Wednesday.

Check out more picks and props as sportsbooks post tournament matchups and other offerings.

As you target some golfers of interest this week, note that the top-10 players in SG: Total at Pebble Beach include: Jason Day, Justin Rose, Jordan Spieth, Patrick Cantlay, Gary Woodland, Denny McCarthy, Nick Taylor, Shane Lowry, Maverick McNealy, and Eric Cole.

Top Putters on Poa annua greens over their last 24 rounds (per Fantasy National) include: McCarthy, Homa, Scott, Bhatia, Clark, McNealy, Pavon, Hossler, Hoge, Hughes. Notables top-20 Theegala, Rose, English, Fleetwood, Cole, Cantlay, Im.

Check out the No Laying Up live show Wednesday and Thursday from Pebble Beach with guest and players providing more chip-ins and comments on the event.

Tournament Matchups

Matchup offerings and odds vary from leading online sportsbooks, and here are some notable tournament matchups offered at SuperBook Sports in Las Vegas. Check Wed. for any additions as provided by sportsbooks.

• Thomas (-125) vs. Matsuyama (+105)
• Scheffler (-180) vs. McIlroy (+150) – Bet McIlroy
• Aberg (-110) vs. Sungjae Im (-110)
• Cantlay (-130) vs. Fleetwood (+110)
• Conners (-110) vs. Pendrith (-110) – Bet Pendrith
• McIlroy (-125) vs. Morikawa (+105)
• Henley (-120) vs. Theegala (+100)
• Burns (-110) vs. Day (-110)
• Finau (-110) vs. Tom Kim (-110)
• Lowry (-110) vs. MacIntyre (-110)

A real downside for Corey Conners is his propensity for poor putting on Poa greens. He ranks No. 74 in this field of 80 in putting on Poa over the last 24 rounds on such greens. That includes three events last year where he lost at least 1-stroke putting on Poa at the Travelers, Genesis AT&T Pebble Beach. Compare that to Taylor Pendrith, who ranks No. 30 in Poa putting despite a poor week on those greens at the Farmers Insurance Open last week – his only negative stat where he was among the very best in the field in Tee to Green play to finish T7. Pendrith won the AT&T Byron Nelson last year, and he got better with top-15 finishes against strong fields in a pair of FedExCup events. His solid form has continued into 2025 with top-15 finishes in the Sentry along with the Farmers. The bookmaker has matched these two Canadian players up, which they often do with International players. But Pendrith rates much better than the pk ’em odds posted, and consider too that another leading online sportsbook has Pendrish -150 over Viktor Hovland, who has fallen off but was still a favorite at 12/1 to win this event last year.

Scottie Scheffler returns from hand surgery to make his 2025 debut in December. His game can’t be too sharp, and especially his short game and feel on the greens, where he too struggles more on Poa ranking No. 40 in this field. Scottie lost more than 4-strokes putting on Poa at last year’s Genesis, and gained slightly in this event last year. Rory McIlroy at this big underdog price is very favorable having played in competition last month in the DP World Tour Dubai event finishing T4. Now making his 2025 Tour debut, he’s a better option than Scheffler, and Rory has had some success at Pebble Beach including in the U.S. Open despite last year’s poor finish in the event.

“I think he made enough money to hire a chef,” McIlroy told reporters this week about Scheffler and his own knife accident in the kitchen over Christmas.

Scheffler earned an amazing $61 million between tournament winnings and bonuses in 2024. The PGA Tour Player of the Year for the third time won seven PGA Tour titles, along with an Olympic Gold Medal.

More golf and betting news, odds, stats and memorable moments with inspiring stories ahead. That includes in the top-tier tournaments and Signature Events plus the four major championships and The Players Championship, which is next month in March ahead of the Masters Tournament April 10-13 where the top players shoot for a Green Jacket.

Watch each week as the PGA pros fire for more birdies and score with biggest prize pools in the Signature Events. Golf fans also shoot for more fairways and greens in pursuit of profit while watching and wagering on golf.

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