The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am is the first signature golf event of the year, which means a smaller field of 80 golfers with no cut after 36 holes, and a $20M purse of prizes. All golfers will play 72 holes, with 18 of them on the Spyglass Course and the rest on Pebble Beach's historic course.
The Pebble Beach course features some of the smallest greens on Tour, with about 3,500 square feet. Playing from the fairway, being great with short approach, and handling around the greens when you miss them are what's important here.
Rory McIlroy is the defending champion at this event, which features 24 of the top 25 eligible PGA Tour players.
Let's check out PrizePicks' Pebble Beach Pro Am picks and predictions for the PGA Tour.
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Pebble Beach Pro Am Picks, Predictions for PGA Tour
Here are the payout projections for the top-ten golfers to win the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am, via PrizePicks Team Picks. PGA futures payouts are live as of publishing, but are subject to change.
- Scottie Scheffler - 3.7x Payout
- Rory McIlroy - 11.11x
- Xander Schauffele - 16.66x
- Si Woo Kim - 16.66x
- Tommy Fleetwood - 16.66x
- Viktor Hovland - 22.22x
- Matt Fitzpatrick - 22.22x
- Russell Henley - 22.22x
- Hideki Matsuyama - 22.22x
- Justin Rose - 22.22x
Pebble Beach Pro Am Golfer Picks
Here are four players to consider for your Pebble Beach Pro Am PrizePicks Picks.
Justin Rose
Golfer Pebble Beach Winner Payout: Yes 22.22x
Golfer Pebble Beach Top 5 Payout: Yes 4.76x | No 1.08x
Golfer Pebble Beach Top 10 Payout: Yes 3.12x | No 1.26x
- Justin Rose just won in his last event at Torrey Pines, but as Scottie Scheffler has shown, that doesn't mean he can't win again.
- Rose ran away with the Farmers Insurance Open and now gets a course he historically plays well at, having won here three years ago and finishing tied for third last year and at the 2019 U.S. Open.
- The 2013 U.S. Open winner is top ten in Shots Gained: Total at this event and on the Spyglass Course, which will be used for one round.
- The Englishman is also fourth in Shots Gained: Total for the season and fourth on approach, which is a key metric this week. Over the past year, he has been tenth from under 125 yards with his wedges.
Russell Henley
Golfer Pebble Beach Winner Payout: Yes 22.22x
Golfer Pebble Beach Top 5 Payout: Yes 5.55x | No 1.09x
Golfer Pebble Beach Top 10 Payout: Yes 3.22x | No 1.29x
- Russell Henley won the Arnold Palmer Invitational last year, was tied for fifth at the Memorial, runner-up at Travelers, tied for tenth at The Open, and top-20 in all three playoff events. What do they all have in common? They are either Signature events, Majors, or Playoff events.
- Henley is fifth in Shots Gained: Approach this season after finishing 13th last season in that metric
- The American finished tied for fifth here last year, leading after 18 holes, and was second after 36 holes.
- His two events this season have been tied for 19 and eighth with seven of the eight rounds in the 60s, and he now has ten straight top-20 finishes, dating back to the Memorial last May.
Shane Lowry
Golfer Pebble Beach Winner Payout: Yes 33.33x
Golfer Pebble Beach Top 5 Payout: Yes 7.14x | No 1.03x
Golfer Pebble Beach Top 10 Payout: Yes 5.26x | No 1.08x
- Shane Lowry was the runner-up here last year to Rory McIlroy in his first appearance since 2019.
- Lowry is making his PGA Tour season debut, but is coming off a third-place finish in Dubai last month on the DP World Tour.
- With bad weather and wind forecasted late Friday into the weekend, Lowry is one of the better bad-weather players on Tour.
- The Irishman was third on Tour last year in Shots Gained: Approach and 14th from under 125 yards.
Patrick Cantlay
Golfer Pebble Beach Winner Payout: Yes 33.33x
Golfer Pebble Beach Top 5 Payout: Yes 6.25x | No 1.05x
Golfer Pebble Beach Top 10 Payout: Yes 4x | No 1.16x
- Patrick Cantlay has five finishes in the top-11 at Pebble Beach, including a tie for fourth in 2022, a tie for third in 2021, and a tie for ninth in 2013.
- He also finished tied for 21st at 2019 U.S. Open, hosted at Pebble Beach.
- Like Justin Rose, Cantlay is top-ten in Shots Gained: Total at both Spyglass and Pebble courses.
- He's top-ten Shots Gained on short courses, playing well at similar courses such as TPC River Highlands, Harbour Town, and PGA West.
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80 of the world’s best golfers will tee it up starting Thursday at historic Pebble Beach Golf Links. Can Rory McIlroy defend his title and start his 2026 season off as he did in 2025? Or will World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler put last week behind him and remind everyone who is at the top?
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