Weather Okay, there are a couple important pieces to talk about here. First things first, I think the golf course will play very easy Thursday and Friday. Steve seems to be in agreement there, and I would absolutely co-sign a blanket strategy of targeting unders on Thursday and Friday. Secondly, Spyglass Hill generally plays a stroke harder per round than Pebble Beach, although the gap last year was only -0.14. We have the difference between Pebble and Spyglass at -0.4 this y

Former Winners 2025: Rory McIlroy (-21) over Shane Lowry (-19) Winner Odds: McIlroy (12/1) Pebble Beach: -2.15 Spyglass Hill: -2.01 2024: Wyndham Clark (-17) over Ludvig Aberg (-16) (3 Rounds) Winner Odds: Clark (75/1) Pebble Beach: -2.18 Spyglass Hill: -1.42 2023: Justin Rose (-18) over Brendon Todd, Brandon Wu (-15) Winner Odds: Rose (33/1) Pebble Beach: -0.38 Spyglass Hill: +0.8 2022: Tom Hoge (-19) over Jordan Spieth (-17) Winner Odds: Hoge (60/1) Pebble Beach: -1.3 Spy

Weather I’ve poked around a lot this week. Just because I am using the Windfinder images does not mean I only look at this website, you lunatics. Windfinder provides the most user-friendly images in terms of interpreting how wind patterns interact and change over the course of a day, hour by hour. They will be the images I use in every article. Okay, now that we have that out of the way, I would say that players on Pebble Thursday have an advantage. I’ve spelled this out in t

For the second year in a row, the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am will play as a Signature event, featuring a field of 80 players. While this debut format at Pebble Beach didn’t truly get to realize its potential with the final round being canceled to an atmospheric river in Northern California, 2025 should provide the Sunday battle at Pebble Beach without amateurs we have always been hoping for. Prior to last year, Pebble Beach was a Pro-Am event with a cut, where players rotated t