Whether your passion is an early-morning round or a lesson and a bucket of balls at the driving range the Shore offers a wide range of golf options for all skill levels Public courses run by both Ocean and Monmouth County Park Systems are renowned for pristine upkeep natural scenery and challenging conditions Monmouth County Park System runs six public golf courses including five championship 18-hole courses Individual lessons and clinics throughout the season are also offered at most courses Ocean County Park System runs two courses: Atlantis in Little Egg Harbor and Forge Pond in Brick County residents qualify for greens fee discounts and advance booking through an online tee time system Both resident and non-resident passes can be purchased online or at the courses More: Nicol New Jersey ready to play padel, squash and pickleball on this old Fort Monmouth land Many of the region’s prestigious private and semi-private courses enjoy national reputations Listed below are semi-private courses at the Shore that are open this summer Public courses are generally open to all golfers and tee times can be booked online or by phone Private and semi-private courses are restricted to members and their guests although some have designated times and days for public access on a limited basis Contact clubs for membership details and access Bel-Aire Golf Course: Route 34 and Allaire Road 18-hole executive and 9-hole par-3 courses; 732-449-6024 Charleston Springs Golf Course: 101 Woodville Road two 18-hole championship courses (North and South); 732-409-7227 Colonial Terrace Golf Club (William F. Larkin Golf Course): 1005 Wickapecko Drive, Wanamasa, 9-hole course operated by the Township of Ocean Department of Human Services; 732-775-3636, colonialterracegolf.com Cruz Golf Country Club: 55 Birdsall Road, Farmingdale, 18-hole public course, no tee times required; 732-938-3378, cruzgolfcc.com Howell Park Golf Course: 405 Squankum-Yellowbrook Road Pebble Creek Golf Club: 224 Route 537, Colts Neck, 18-hole public course; 732-303-9090, pebblecreekgolfclub.com Pine Brook Golf Course: 1 Covered Bridge Blvd. Shark River Golf Course: 320 Old Corlies Ave. Cream Ridge Golf Course: 181 Route 539, Cream Ridge, 18-hole public course; 609-259-2849, creamridgegolfcourse.com Gambler Ridge Golf Club: Burlington Path Road, Cream Ridge, 18-hole public course; 609-758-3588, gamblerridge.com More: Dill Dinkers pickleball picks this Freehold Township shopping center for first NJ location For more information on the Bel-Aire, Charleston Springs, Hominy Hill, Howell Park, Pine Brook and Shark River courses, visit monmouthcountyparks.com. Bella Vista Country Club: 100 School Road East, Marlboro, private 18-hole course, membership required; 732-308-4600, bellavistacountryclub.com Beacon Hill Country Club: 8 Beacon Hill Road, Atlantic Highlands, private 18-hole course with scenic views; 732-291-0533, beaconhillcc.org Colts Neck Golf Club: 50 Flock Road, Colts Neck; 18-hole course, primarily private but offers limited public access; 732-303-9330, coltsneckgolfclub.com Deal Golf & Country Club: 1 Golf Lane, Deal, private 18-hole course, established in 1898; 732-531-1190, dealcountryclub.com Eagle Oaks Golf & Country Club: 20 Shore Oaks Drive, Farmingdale, private 18-hole course designed by Jack Nicklaus; 732-938-9696, eagleoaks.com Hollywood Golf Club: 510 Roseld Ave., Deal, private 18-hole course, designed by Walter Travis, restored by Tom Doak; 732-531-0900, hollywoodgolfclub.org Knob Hill Golf Club: 1 Shinnecock Drive, Manalapan, 18-hole course, semi-private with public play available; 732-792-7722, knobhillgolfclub.com Manasquan River Golf Club: 843 Riverview Drive, Brielle, private 18-hole course; 732-528-9678, mrgc.com Navesink Country Club: 50 Luffburrow Lane, Middletown, private 18-hole course with river views; 732-842-3111, navesinkcc.com Rumson Country Club: 163 Rumson Road, Rumson, private 18-hole course; 732-842-2600, rumsoncc.org Spring Lake Golf Club: 901 Warren Ave., Spring Lake Heights, private 18-hole course; 732-449-0578, springlakegolfclub.net Suneagles Golf Club: 2000 Lowther Drive, Eatontown, private 18-hole course on Fort Monmouth; 732-389-4300, suneaglesgolf.com Trump National Golf Club Colts Neck: 1 Trump National Blvd., Colts Neck, private 18-hole course; 732-696-9000, trumpcoltsneck.com More: 'When you're developing, you're winning': BlueClaws aim to keep success rolling in 2025 Ocean County's public golf coursesAtlantis Golf Course: 261 Country Club Blvd., Little Egg Harbor, 18-hole course, Ocean County Parks and Recreation; 609-296-2444, oceancountyparks.org Forge Pond Golf Course: 301 Chambers Bridge Road, 9-hole par-3 course, county-managed; 732-920-8899, oceancountyparks.org Bey Lea Golf Course: 1536 North Bay Ave., Toms River, 18-hole public course; 732-349-0566, beylea.chelseareservations.com Cedar Creek Golf Course: 489 Forest Hills Parkway, Bayville section of Berkeley Township, 18-hole public course; 732-269-4460, golfcedarcreek.com Eagle Ridge Golf Club: 2 Augusta Blvd., Lakewood, 27-hole public championship course; 732-901-4900, eagleridgegolf.com Ocean Acres Country Club: 925 Buccaneer Lane, Manahawkin section of Stafford; 609-597-9393; 18-hole public course. oceanacrescc.com Lakewood Country Club: 145 Country Club Drive, Lakewood, private 18-hole course; 732-363-8120, lakewoodcountryclubnj.com Pine Barrens Golf Club: 540 South Hope Chapel Road, Jackson, private 18-hole course; 732-928-4300, pinebarrensgolf.com LBI National Golf & Resort: 99 Golf View Drive, Little Egg Harbor, 18-hole course, available to both members and public guests; 609-857-5656, lbinational.com .css-s4id4f{font-family:Suisse Intl,"Helvetica Neue",Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;font-size:1.9rem;line-height:2.2rem;font-weight:600;letter-spacing:-0.01em;}Official Money All-time greatest shots from AT&T Pebble Beach The final round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am takes place Sunday from the historic Pebble Beach Golf Links with Sepp Straka holding a one-shot lead over Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry Straka finished his third round with four birdies in the final five holes to retake the lead on the California coast McIlroy and Lowry shot matching 7-under 65s in difficult conditions at Pebble Beach The pairing won together at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans last year a past champion at the AT&T Pebble Beach sits two back of the lead alongside Tom Kim and Cam Davis Here's everything you need to know to follow the event PGA TOUR LIVE is available exclusively on ESPN+ Friends, foes Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry endure harsh conditions to match 65s at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Sepp Straka has late surge to regain AT&T Pebble Beach lead over Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry Rory McIlroy takes ‘dead aim,’ shoots 66 at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Shane Lowry aces Pebble Beach’s iconic par-3 seventh at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Rory McIlroy makes fly-in ace at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am PGA TOUR to test distance-measuring devices for select events in 2025 Copyright © 2025 PGA TOUR, Inc. All rights reserved. and the Swinging Golfer design are registered trademarks The Korn Ferry trademark is also a registered trademark and is used in the Korn Ferry Tour logo with permission INKOM – Skiers visiting one of eastern Idaho’s ski resorts will return this winter season to find one of the longest conveyor lifts in the United States Employees of Pebble Creek Ski Area have finished installing a nearly 700 foot long conveyor belt This conveyor lift will operate alongside the chairlift as a second mode of transportation to the top of the hill “It’s something that’s been in the plans for just about two years now and to finally see it coming together is pretty exciting,” said Dana Kmetz This conveyor lift is only around 220 feet shorter than the longest one in the country Pebble Creek has wanted to install a second lift on Aspen Hill for some time now to alleviate some of the congestion of the chairlift the ski area runs classes for children as young as 3 years old and little kids have to ride the chairlift with an adult “It can get pretty congested down there just trying to find enough adult riders to ride with them,” Kmetz said we thought it’d be a great idea to add another lift down there.” because it would be perfect for people who are just starting to ski “The conveyor lifts are really easy,” Kmetz said so there’s really not much technique little kids or people with a fear of heights should have no problem.” The conveyor lift runs parallel to the Golden Leaf trail and will take skiers to the top of the first-timer run allowing skiers to easily access the beginner trails as well as the parking lot and ski lodge “It’s great to see the skill in everyone here,” Kmetz said “We felt pretty comfortable being able to do it ourselves The conveyor lift is only one of the improvements Pebble Creek had made in preparation for the upcoming seaon Skiers looking to travel to the top of the mountain on the Skyline lift will find all of the chairs repainted with brand new cushions and the staff plan to install the seats prior to opening Pebble Creek has also increased snowmaking capabilities on the lower mountain by tripling the capacity of its storage pond The ski area has also added more electric capacity installed new pipes and additional hydrants which Kmetz said will allow it to lengthen the ski season Although Pebble Creek’s projected opening is on Dec staff has already been able to start making snow and Kmetz said the temperatures have been favorable “We will be ready to go as soon as we have enough snow,” Kmetz said SUBMIT A CORRECTION We hope you appreciated this story.  A small team of local journalists runs EastIdahoNews.com – not a big business or corporation Our stories are produced to inform and serve the public We don't have a paywall or require a subscription to use EastIdahoNews.com but there is a cost associated with bringing you stories every day Please consider supporting us just once for $1 or contribute a little more monthly or annually We sincerely appreciate your consideration © 2015 - 2025 EastIdahoNews.com LLC PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. -- Rory McIlroy played a game nearly as magnificent as the Pebble Beach scenery Sunday as he powered his way past a pack of contenders and closed with a 6-under 66 for a two-shot victory in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am The combination of one of golf's biggest stars and America's most scenic coastal golf course was the just the spark the PGA Tour needed "To win at one of the cathedrals of golf is really cool," McIlroy said McIlroy was in complete control of his shots leading to two key birdies when he made the turn against a pack of contenders blasting his drive over a tree down the 14th fairway leaving him only a 7-iron to the 571-yard hole to set up eagle "We both hit 7 there," Sepp Straka said "There's some venues in our game that just mean a little bit more than others and that's probably to do with the history and the people that have won on those courses and what those people have meant to the game of golf," McIlroy said Andrews; Augusta National being another one to be able to get a win on one of those iconic venues is awesome." Rory McIlroy won the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am on Sunday to become just the fourth golfer since 1985 to post a victory in eight consecutive seasons On a day when six players had at least a share of the lead McIlroy took the top spot for good with a 6-iron out of the bunker to 18 feet for birdie on 10th hole into a stiff breeze along the Pacific He hit a towering 7-iron to 8 feet for birdie on the par-3 12th to stretch his lead to two And then the 14th was effectively the clincher leaving everyone else scrambling for second McIlroy hit 5-iron off the tee with a three-shot lead and was happy to get his hands on the crystal trophy Among players still actively playing, only Tiger Woods (82) and Phil Mickelson (45) have won more Mickelson also was 35 when he got his 27th tour title Lowry fell out of a share for the lead when he sent his second shot over a cliff to the right of the par-5 sixth including a birdie on the final hole for a 68 that gave him second place alone Lucas Glover (67) and Justin Rose (68) were another shot behind who started the final round with a one-shot lead "I always say I believe when players like Rory McIlroy turns up and they have their 'A' game they're pretty impossible to beat," Lowry said Scottie Scheffler 1 player whose season was delayed by minor hand surgery from punctured glass while making ravioli McIlroy was inspired by Scheffler's tendency to avoid mistakes he stole a page from that book this week at Pebble by tempering his aggressiveness nature He made only one bogey on the weekend at Pebble Beach McIlroy has talked about this being an important year for him though his focus was more on April through September -- an 11th chance to complete the career Grand Slam at the Masters a return home to Northern Ireland for the Open Championship "It's a really cool way to start the season," McIlroy said but this week also featured a hole-in-one at Spyglass Hill in the opening round and his first time venturing over to play Cypress Point Rory McIlroy's two-shot victory at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am was the 15th PGA Tour win of his career by multiple shots trailing only Vijay Singh (20) for the most by an international player all-time And now he heads back to Florida with another trophy and loads of momentum for what he hopes will be a big year The sixth hole began to separate the pack a little. In consecutive groups, Rose went over the cliff with his tee shot and Tom Kim hit down the hill toward the ocean with his second shot McIlroy looked as though he was the player to beat from the second hole when he hit a tough pitch from 50 yards away over a bunker to a back pin with enough height and spin to set up a 2-foot birdie putt But it was after his lone bogey on the tough eighth hole where he pulled away Everyone else was left in a hopeless chase "There's a reason he's got 20-something wins and a bunch of majors and the game he has Impressive round out there today under the pressure and under the conditions." McIlroy won his second signature event -- he won at Quail Hollow last year -- to earn $3.6 million one shot to par away from the tournament record staying within range until missing a 7-foot birdie putt on the 17th hole that would have narrowed the gap to two gave him a tidy consolation of $2.16 million for second place Timberlake x Nike shoe collab early access The final around of the 2025 Pebble Beach Pro will be chalk full of drama The PGA Tour got what it wanted The final round of the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am the season’s second Signature Event, will be full of storylines with Rory McIlroy Justin Rose and others trying to track down leader Sepp Straka who is going for his second win of the season while battling the flu McIlroy and Lowry will begin the day one shot back of Straka 1 Scottie Scheffler has played well in his return to the PGA Tour after suffering a puncture wound in his right hand while making ravioli on Christmas Day Whoever wins on Sunday will take home $3.6 million, while second place will take home $2.16 million. The total purse for the event is $20 million. You can check out the entire payout breakdown below, and you can watch the final round from 1-3 Josh Schrock is a writer and reporter for Golf.com Josh was the Chicago Bears insider for NBC Sports Chicago He previously covered the 49ers and Warriors for NBC Sports Bay Area Josh spends his free time hiking with his wife and dog thinking of how the Ducks will break his heart again and trying to become semi-proficient at chipping Josh will never stop trying to break 90 and never lose faith that Rory McIlroy’s major drought will end (updated: he did it) All of our market picks are independently selected and curated by the editorial team The first full-field signature event of 2025 didn't disappoint He beat Shane Lowry by two shots for the title The win was his 27th in his PGA Tour career only Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson have won at least 27 times with four of those being majors on the PGA Tour Here's a look at the highlights from the final round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Follow all of the scores from Pebble Beach here The first signature event of the season didn't disappoint Rory McIlroy takes a three-shot lead to the 72nd hole at Pebble Beach Wedge to a couple feet and then another birdie for Rory He's to 21 under and has a four-shot lead with three holes to play Shane Lowry's tee shot hits marshalShane Lowry's tee shot on the 15th drilled a marshal he has a three-shot lead seeking his 27th PGA Tour victory He birdied the par-3 12th hole to move to 18 under and takes a two-shot lead with six holes to play He rolls in the 17 footer for birdie on the 10th to get back to 17 under and a one-shot lead over Lucas Glover and Tom Kim Three-way tie heading to the back nine between Rory McIlroy Justin Rose and Cam Davis are a shot behind Tom Kim drops in birdie to tie leadIt hung on the edge of the cup before falling in but Tom Kim made a birdie on the par-4 ninth hole to tie McIlroy and Straka Rory missed the green on the difficult eighth and he couldn't get up and down leading to a bogey Straka finds the greenside bunker and hits the pin on his sandy shot then he knocked in the tester and is back tied for the lead at 16 under Rory McIlroy is back in the solo lead after a great birdie putt on the par-3 seventh Tom Kim took more than a minute to hit his approach shot into the par-5 sixth and he proceeded to hit it OB The broadcast rightfully called him out Cam Davis' ball was on the green close to the hole when an approach shot knocked it into the rough leaving him a difficult chip instead of a birdie putt This final round is shaping up to be a blast Shane Lowry bounces back with a birdie at the fourth to join McIlroy and Rose up top Justin Rose ties Rory on topTwo years ago Justin Rose won the Pebble Beach Pro-Am in a Monday finish He's tied for the lead in the final round after his birdie on the fourth playing in he penultimate group A Shane Lowry bogey on the third gives McIlroy the solo lead at 16 under after three holes Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry birdie par-5 secondRory McIlroy and Shane Lowry both made excellent chips and then converted short birdie putts to get to 16 under but Sepp Straka again had a wayward approach and couldn't convert a birdie putt on the par 5 there's a three-way tie on top of the leaderboard as Sepp Straka hit a wayward approach on the first that ended in the bunker and he's tied with Shane Lowry and Rory McIlroy at 15 under The leader at Pebble Beach is battling the flu Greyserman shot 79 on Saturday and withdrew Sunday morning ahead of his final-round tee time How to watch the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am final roundSunday, Feb. 23-6:30 p.m. ET, Paramount+, CBS Sports app11 a.m.-6:30 p.m. ET, ESPN+1-3 p.m. ET, Golf Channel1-3 p.m. ET, NBC Sports app1-6:30 p.m. ET, SiriusXM PGA Tour radio3-6:30 p.m. ET, CBSFinal round weather forecast at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-AmThere likely won't be rain similar to Saturday but gusty winds look to make conditions challenging for the packed leaderboard in the final round You must be logged in to post a comment Rory McIlroy taps in for par to secure win at AT&T Pebble Beach PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Rory McIlroy played a game nearly as magnificent as the Pebble Beach scenery Sunday as he powered his way past a pack of contenders and closed with a 6-under 66 for a two-shot victory in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. McIlroy is one of the top attractions in golf, which only added to the appeal of the surprising sunshine and crashing surf at America's most famous coastal golf course. And just like that, a sleepy start to the PGA TOUR season had some life to it. On a day when six players had at least a share of the lead, McIlroy took the top spot for good with an 18-foot birdie putt on the 10th hole into a stiff breeze along the Pacific. He effectively ended the drama with a towering drive and a 7-iron into the 571-yard 14th hole, setting up an eagle putt from just outside 25 feet. “To win at one of the cathedrals of golf is really cool,” McIlroy said. Shane Lowry fell out of a share for the lead when he sent his second shot over a cliff to the right of the par-5 sixth. But he shot 31 on the back nine, including a birdie on the final hole for a 68 that gave him second place alone. Shane Lowry wedges it tight to close with birdie at AT&T Pebble Beach Lucas Glover (67) and Justin Rose (68) were another shot behind. Sepp Straka, who started the final round with a one-shot lead, had a 72 and tied for seventh. Scottie Scheffler, the world's No. 1 player whose season was delayed by minor hand surgery from punctured glass while making ravioli, closed with a 67 and tied for ninth. McIlroy has talked about this being an important year for him, though his focus was more on April through September — an 11th chance to complete the career Grand Slam at the Masters, a return home to Northern Ireland for the The Open Championship, a road Ryder Cup at Bethpage. “It's a really cool way to start the season,” said McIlroy, who won for the second time in California. “To get this win this early means a great deal, and hopefully I'll keep the momentum going into Torrey Pines in a couple weeks' time.” Rory McIlroy’s interview after winning AT&T Pebble Beach The sixth hole began to separate the pack a little. In consecutive groups, Rose went over the cliff with his tee shot and Tom Kim hit down the hill toward the ocean with his second shot. Lowry followed him in the final group, leading to bogey. But really, McIlroy looked as though he was the player to beat from the second hole, when he hit a tough pitch from 50 yards away over a bunker to a back pin with enough height and spin to set up a 2-foot birdie putt. But it was after his lone bogey on the tough eighth hole where he pulled away — the 18-foot birdie on the 10th, a tee shot into 8 feet for birdie on the par-3 12th and finally get his due on the 14th hole. McIlroy drilled his drive for the third straight day over a tree, over the bunker complex and into the fairway. The previous two days, he had to settle for par. This time, he cashed in for an eagle, extending his lead to four shots. And when he hit wedge into 3 feet for birdie on the 15th, it led to one of the best stress-free and gorgeous walks on the PGA TOUR. Rory McIlroy's monster drive leads to eagle at AT&T Pebble Beach Everyone else was left in a hopeless chase. “When he's good, he's great. And when he's not great, he's good,” Glover said. “There's a reason he's got 20-something wins and a bunch of majors and the game he has. Impressive round out there today under the pressure and under the conditions.” McIlroy won for the 27th time on the PGA TOUR and is 21st on the career victory list. He's been stuck on four majors since winning the PGA Championship 11 years ago, and that he is sure to be reminded of that as the Masters gets closers. For now, this will do. It's his second victory in a Signature Event that McIlroy and other top players helped to create. “When he’s good, he’s great and when he’s not great, he’s good,” Glover said. “There’s a reason he’s got 20-something wins and a bunch of majors and the game he has. Impressive round out there today under the pressure and under the conditions.” McIlroy won his second Signature Event — he won at Quail Hollow last year — to earn $3.6 million. He finished at 21-under 267, one shot to par away from the tournament record. Lowry at least tried to make him sweat, staying within range until missing a 7-foot birdie putt on the 17th hole that would have narrowed the gap to two. His final birdie, however, gave him a tidy consolation of $2.16 million for second place. “I always say I believe when players like Rory McIlroy turns up and they have their ‘A’ game, they're pretty impossible to beat,” Lowry said. and it paid dividends at the 2025 Pebble Beach Pro-Am The 22-year-old switched to the Scotty Cameron Studio Style Newport 2 this week He debuted the putter during his TGL match on Monday where his Jupiter Links GC team defeated Boston Common Golf Kim poured in putts from everywhere on the artificial turf and kept the flat stick hot at Pebble Beach Kim gained 3.30 shots on the greens during Friday’s round of 65 and he followed that up by picking up 0.48 shots on the green in the third round to put himself in contention entering Sunday something that I’ve putted well with,” Kim said of his putter change on Friday they both have their positives and they both have their negatives I just felt like I needed something a little bit more consistent and something that I’ve won with “It’s not exactly the same blade that I’ve been using But I think transitioning from the mallet — some of my lines I started to really like a different type of line than I used to And obviously the new face that they came out with is really nice so it’s been working well so far.” Kim started the day two shots back of leader Sepp Straka but hoped that his red-hot putter would carry him to a Signature Event win and the $3.6 million check that comes with it Rory McIlroy played a near-flawless round of golf to win his 27th career PGA Tour event here’s the complete breakdown for this week’s AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am (Final payouts will be updated upon conclusion of the final round) Lucas Glover $1,160,000Justin Rose $1,160,000 Scottie Scheffler $535,000Billy Horschel $535,000Tayor Pendrith $535,000 Jason Day $368,500Tony Finau $368,500Andrew Novak $368,500Austin Eckroat $368,500 T17: Tom Hoge $272,000Collin Morikawa $272,000Seamus Power $272,000Min Woo Lee $272,000Sam Stevens $272,000 T22: Gary Woodland $146,909Akshay Bhatia $146,909Taylor Moore $146,909Patrick Rodgers $146,909Eric Cole $146,909Byeong Hun An $146,909Tommy Fleetwood $146,909Viktor Hovland $146,909Adam Scott $146,909Sam Burns $146,909Rasmus Hojgaard $146,909 Keith Mitchell $99,000Sungjae Im $99,000Nick Taylor $99,000Patrick Cantlay $99,000Lee Hodges $99,000Jake Knapp $99,000J.J Robert MacIntyre $66,375Aaron Rai $66,375Jhonattan Vegas $66,375Maverick McNealy $66,375Erik Van Rooyen $66,375Christiaan Bezuidenhout $66,375Stephan Jaeger $66,375Mackenzie Hughes $66,375T48.: Justin Thomas $48,600Hideki Matsuyama $48,600Thomas Detry $48,600Matt Fitzpatrick $48,600Will Zalatoris $48,600 Sahith Theegala $43,000Rickie Fowler $43,000Brian Harman $43,000Max Homa $43,000J.T Davis Thompson $39,250Denny McCarthy $39,250Nick Dunlap $39,250Harry Hall $39,250 T65: Adam Hadwin $36,000Corey Conners $36,000Keegan Bradley $36,000 T69: Jordan Spieth $34,500Ben Griffin $34,500Beau Hossler $34,50072 Harris English $33,375Mark Hubbard #33,375Wyndham Clark $33,375Matthieu Pavon $33,375 Rory McIlroy charged into contention ahead of the final round of the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am The 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am comes to an end on Sunday, February 2, with the final round at historic Pebble Beach You can find full AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am tee times for Sunday’s final round at the bottom of this post On a wet and windy day at Pebble Beach, World No. 3 Rory McIlroy looked plenty comfortable. The four-time major champion fired a seven-under 65 to charge into contention ahead of Sunday’s final round Fellow major champion and friend Shane Lowry matched McIlroy’s 65 on Saturday to equal his total score of 15 under. But they both trail Sepp Straka who made birdie on four of his last five holes to take back the lead at 16 under Players will be grouped in threesomes and play split tees on Sunday Lowry and Straka will tee off in the final pairing on the front nine at 1:15 p.m You can watch Sunday’s final round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am from 1-3 p.m. ET on Golf Channel followed by the CBS broadcast from 3-6:30 p.m. ET. You can also stream exclusive online coverage via PGA Tour Live on ESPN+ starting at 11 a.m You can check out the complete Round 4 tee times for the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am below and manages the brand’s e-newsletters which reach more than 1.4 million subscribers each month he also helps keep GOLF.com humming outside the news-breaking stories and service content provided by our reporters and writers and works with the tech team in the development of new products and innovative ways to deliver an engaging site to our audience A star-studded leaderboard is ready for the final round of the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am The final round of the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am goes down Sunday at Pebble Beach where players will compete for the $3.6 million winner’s check Here’s everything you need to know to watch the tournament on Sunday including full AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am TV coverage The conditions may have been treacherous on Saturday at Pebble Beach but the stars of the game rose to the occasion Major champions Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry paid no mind to the rain and wind and each fired matching 65s to move to 15 under. That’s one shot short of 54-hole leader Sepp Straka Tom Kim and Justin Rose are knotted at 14 under. Meanwhile, World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler who like McIlroy is making his first PGA Tour start of the year this week All of that sets up what should be a thrilling finale on Sunday Below you will find everything you need to watch the final round of the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am CBS and Golf Channel will carry final-round TV coverage of the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Golf Channel opens the coverage from 1-3 p.m followed by CBS’s broadcast from 3-6:30 p.m The 2025 PGA TOUR season hits the midpoint of the West Coast Swing with the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am The 80-man field will compete across two courses – Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill Golf Course – and will be accompanied by amateurs for just the first two rounds PGA TOUR Radio on SiriusXM and free at PGATOUR.com/liveaudio Rory McIlroy takes ‘dead aim,’ shoots 66 at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Viktor Hovland shoots 65 a day after declaring ‘I suck’ at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Russell Henley leads while Scottie Scheffler, Jordan Spieth return at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Spyglass Hill pacesetters have chance to take control at Pebble Beach Min Woo Lee debuts mystery Callaway prototype blade irons at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am TOURCAST, ShotLink Pro to provide complete coverage across two courses for first time at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Your access to this service has been limited If you think you have been blocked in error contact the owner of this site for assistance If you are a WordPress user with administrative privileges on this site please enter your email address in the box below and click "Send" You will then receive an email that helps you regain access Wordfence is a security plugin installed on over 5 million WordPress sites The owner of this site is using Wordfence to manage access to their site You can also read the documentation to learn about Wordfence's blocking tools or visit wordfence.com to learn more about Wordfence Click here to learn more: Documentation 6 May 2025 1:04:09 GMT.Your computer's time: document.write(new Date().toUTCString()); Rory McIlroy dominates en route to 27th win at AT&T Pebble Beach Rory McIlroy was able to enjoy one of golf’s most spectacular walks he could appreciate each step’s significance He started to stroll along the famed stretch of California coastline called the "most felicitous meeting of land and sea" while his second shot was still airborne He had removed his hat before both his playing competitors had hit their shots to the final green had won at one of golf’s most historic venues and done so in a dominating fashion that removed any stress from the final hole “There's a few what I would call ‘cathedrals of golf,’” McIlroy said Sunday after his victory in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am And I had a big fat zero on all of those going in here So to knock one off of Pebble is very cool.” That stress-free par on Pebble Beach’s famous par-5 finisher – McIlroy hit iron off the tee and laid up with his second shot – gave him a 72-hole score of 21-under 267 (66-70-65-66) good for a two-shot victory over his good friend Shane Lowry Lucas Glover and Justin Rose tied for third and the second in his past three worldwide starts He closed 2024 with a win at the DP World Tour Championship then started this year by finishing T3 again in Dubai The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am was McIlroy’s second event of the year and PGA TOUR debut for 2025 he discussed his appreciation for Scottie Scheffler’s success in 2024 and Scheffler’s seemingly unmatched propensity for shooting bogey-free rounds McIlroy is arguably the most successful player of his generation but even he admitted that it was a skill that he would like to emulate more often in the new year “When one of your peers has the year he had last year and honestly the year like he had in ‘23 as well you start to take notice of what is he doing and what has … helped him separate himself from the rest of the field,” McIlroy said His analysis of Scheffler’s game inspired McIlroy to be more conservative with club selection off the tee and targets into the greens “There’s impulses that I have on the golf course that it looks like Scottie doesn’t have,” the famously-aggressive McIlroy said with a smile an underrated contributor to Scheffler’s success McIlroy shot 70 in the second round and then thrived when Pebble Beach displayed some of the nasty winter weather that it is known for. His 65 in the wind and rain tied Lowry for the low round of the day. McIlroy called it a “really good poor-weather performance” and his performance on Pebble Beach’s difficult seaside stretch – he played Nos. 6-10 in 1 under par – displayed his ability to control his ball in the wind. “As long as you managed it and sort of really controlled the flight of your golf ball, … there was a score out there,” McIlroy said after the third round. He started Sunday tied with Lowry and a stroke behind leader Sepp Straka. McIlroy and Straka were tied after Straka’s bogey at the opening hole, however, and McIlroy took the lead with a hard-earned birdie at the par-5 second, one that was a credit to his improved wedge play. He pulled his tee shot into a bunker left of the fairway and hit his second shot into the rough short and left of the hole. He hit his 50-yard pitch to 3 feet, however. After three-putting the par-5 sixth for par, McIlroy holed a 12-foot birdie putt on the par-3 seventh hole. He gave it back with a bogey at the next hole, however, after his approach missed left of the green. That was his only bogey of the weekend. Lowry birdied the next hole but missed an 8-foot birdie putt at 17 that would have pulled him within two strokes. It was just enough to give McIlroy a comfortable margin on the final hole. “He's just so in control,” Lowry said. “He drives the ball incredibly well, he always does. He was just in control of his ball today and he putted nicely. It all came together. I think like he said, if he cuts out his mistakes with his irons, he's very hard to beat.” Rory McIlroy’s Round 4 winning highlights from AT&T Pebble Beach This victory gave McIlroy an encouraging start to 2025 after a year that was defined by heartbreak. McIlroy won four times worldwide in 2024, and capped the year by winning his sixth Race to Dubai, but he also finished second four times, often in heartbreaking fashion. There was the U.S. Open at Pinehurst, where McIlroy missed short par putts on two of the final three holes, and also the Irish Open at Royal County Down in his native Northern Ireland. McIlroy led by four shots early in the Irish Open’s final round, but Rasmus Højgaard birdied four of the final five holes to sprint past the home favorite. McIlroy bogeyed the second-to-last hole, then narrowly missed an eagle putt on the final hole that would have forced a playoff. McIlroy also finished fifth in the Olympics, missing his first medal by two strokes. He double-bogeyed the 15th hole after hitting a wedge shot into the water, then said, “I feel like I’ve been golf’s ‘Nearly Man’ for the last three years.” Sunday was a test of some of those learnings from last year. He talked about “being in a different place mentally” and using breathing exercises to slow down during stressful moments. “I think the one thing that I did today really well is I didn't get too flustered,” McIlroy said Sunday. “It certainly feels a little more boring to me. It might look a little bit more boring on the golf course, but it's definitely more effective. That's something that I'm consciously trying to do a little bit better of a job at, and today was a good test and I was able to come through it pretty well.” McIlroy’s performances at the other courses that he listed in the game’s upper echelon had been defined by disappointment. He’s been runner-up three times in the DP World Tour’s Dunhill Links at St. Andrews and losing The Open Championship in 2022 there ranks among the hardest losses of his career. Conquering Augusta National is the lone accomplishment standing between McIlroy and the career Grand Slam. This was just McIlroy’s fifth competitive appearance at Pebble Beach, though. He’d missed the cut twice (2010 U.S. Open, 2018 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am). He finished T9 in the 2019 U.S. Open here, then didn’t return until last year, when he finished T66 in the 80-man field. He was a member of the winning pro-am team, however, an accomplishment that got his name on the wall of champions behind the first tee. It is more satisfying to be included for his own accomplishment, however. “There's some venues in our game that just mean a little bit more than others,” he said. And now, McIlroy is a winner at one. eight of the top 10 golfers in the world will be participating making this year's Pro-Am a can't-miss event for fans of the PGA Last year's tournament had its ups and downs. While witnessing Wyndham Clark shoot a course-record 12-under 60 en route to the trophy was incredible the ending felt underwhelming after weather forced the final round's cancellation Here's everything to know about the 2025 tournament LPGA News: As the LPGA turns 75, Nelly Korda looks to make more history of her own the Pro-Am will take place over the course of four days with one round of the tournament being played each day where this differs is that the first two days of the tournament will see the field competing on two separate golf courses: Pebble Beach and Spyglass Hill All play will shift solely to the Pebble Beach course at the start of the third round on Saturday while the amateurs will play in each of the first two rounds they will not participate in either of the final two rounds leaving the professionals to fend for themselves over Saturday and Sunday This is now the second year in a row where the tournament has used this format What is the prize pool for the Pebble Beach Pro-Am?The purse is $20 million with the winner earning $3.6 million Below is the full field for the 2025 Pebble Beach Pro-Am Also listed are players' tee times and courses for the first day of the tournament: How to watch the Pebble Beach Pro-AmThe event will be broadcast by Golf Channel all four days and can be streamed via Fubo CBS will be picking up their own coverage for the final two days Stream the 2025 Pebble Beach Pro-Am with a Fubo subscription Sunday, Feb. 211 a.m.-6:30 p.m. ET, ESPN+1-3 p.m. ET, Golf Channel3-6:30 p.m. ET, CBS3-6:30 p.m. ET, Paramount+Pebble Beach: Viktor Hovland is honest about his game at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am: 'It's not very good' Scottie Scheffler's crafty wedge leads to birdie at AT&T Pebble Beach Scheffler closed in 5-under 67 at Pebble Beach Golf Links for a T9 finish at 15-under 273, six strokes behind winner Rory McIlroy, who earned his 27th PGA TOUR title with a closing 66 on the Monterey Peninsula. Scheffler, the three-time defending PGA TOUR Player of the Year, began the final round on the periphery of contention, six strokes back of 54-hole leader Sepp Straka, but the Texan never seriously factored Sunday as the leaders continued to stockpile birdies. Scottie Scheffler curls in 33-footer for birdie at AT&T Pebble Beach But after pushing himself hard in cold Texas weather in the week preceding Pebble and waiting until that Friday to fully commit to playing, it was an encouraging week for the two-time defending PLAYERS champion and reigning Olympic gold medalist. Other than the limited-field Hero World Challenge in early December, he hadn’t competed on TOUR since winning his first season-long FedExCup title at the TOUR Championship in early September. Scottie Scheffler chips it tight to finish with birdie at AT&T Pebble Beach Scheffler is set to compete at next week’s WM Phoenix Open, where he finished third a year ago after back-to-back victories in 2022 and 2023. The 13-time TOUR winner is a horse for the course at TPC Scottsdale, and his strong showing in his comeback at Pebble Beach suggests he’ll be threatening for another title on Super Bowl Sunday in Arizona. And he'll be paired with the CEO of TaylorMade for the first two rounds the "am" part of the Pro-Am means each pro will be partnered not just with a PGA Tour counterpart but also with an amateur Thursday and Friday Many of those amateurs are known for their other jobs NBA and World Cup champions will be on the links and some will come down from the owner's box to participate Watch PGA Tour live on ESPN+ Rory McIlroy and Jeff Rhodes claimed the pro-am title last year beating three other pairings by a stroke over the event's first two days Wyndham Clark went on to win the overall tournament which was held to just three rounds because of weather GUESS WHO'S BACK: PGA Tour star Scottie Scheffler explains how he cut his hand in Christmas Day accident Watch PGA Tour live on Fubo Here's a look at Round 1 tee times for pros/amateur partners We occasionally recommend interesting products and services If you make a purchase by clicking one of the links USA TODAY Network newsrooms operate independently HAWAII - JANUARY 12: Lucas Glover of the United States plays his shot from the ninth tee during the final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii 2025 at Waialae Country Club on January 12 Lucas Glover will look to build upon his last performance in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am he shot 3-under and finished 58th at Pebble Beach Golf Links All stats in this article are accurate for Glover as of the start of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Note: The PGA TOUR has created this story via a machine-learning model using data from ShotLink, powered by CDW, in addition to player performance data. While we strive for accuracy and quality, please note that the information provided may not be entirely error-free. Sepp Straka gets up-and-down from the bunker for birdie at AT&T Pebble Beach PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Sepp Straka took a trip down to the beach that derailed his round Saturday, and then recovered with four birdies on his last five holes in a cold, whipping wind for a 2-under 70 to reclaim the lead over the Irish duo of Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. McIlroy was practically flawless, at least in the nasty conditions, by getting through the exposed stretch of Pebble Beach Golf Links without dropping a shot and chipping his way around for a bogey-free 65. Lowry got off to a birdie-eagle-birdie start that allowed for a few mistakes around the turn and he finished with two birdies on the last three holes for a 65. Just don't get the idea Irish weather was well-suited for McIlroy (Northern Ireland) and Lowry (Ireland), especially because they now are neighbors in South Florida. “It might suit me somewhat, but I don't enjoy it,” Lowry said. “I live in Florida for a reason. I think my game is well-equipped to handle these conditions and I go out there, kind of no fear, and I know I just need to batten down the hatches and make pars when I can.” The second Signature Event of the year produced big names at the top, and this one had a distinctive Ryder Cup feel — European, that is. Rory McIlroy hits it pin-high to set up birdie at AT&T Pebble Beach Straka, the Austrian-born Georgia Bulldog coming off a win in the California desert, blasted out of the sand to 4 feet for one last birdie that putt him at 16-under 200, one shot ahead of McIlroy and Lowry, his Ryder Cup teammates from Marco Simone. Justin Rose of England, an AT&T Pebble Beach winner in 2023 and part of Team Europe later that year, was another shot behind. Scottie Scheffler, in his 2025 debut delayed by his hand surgery from a freak puncture wound, held it together for a 69 and was six shots behind. Gone are the days of the old Crosby Clambake, with amateurs having left on Friday. But it was reminiscent of the Clambake weather, not the prettiest pictures but a delight to see golf's best players have their hands full with a wind ripping off the Pacific Ocean. Scheffler couldn't believe it when he hit a 5-iron as pure as can be on the 10th hole and watched it fly only 155 yards, 20 yards short of his target. Lowry knows the feeling. He drilled a 3-iron and came up short. McIlroy had a suitable game plan. When the wind arrived as he was on the sixth hole, he said he turned to caddie Harry Diamond and said, “Let's try to chip the ball around today.” “I feel like I didn't make a full swing after that,” McIlroy said. He had to save par six times from the rough and bunkers, none more valuable than from down in the high grass below the 10th green to 6 feet and a key par putt. “That was a key up-and-down to just to keep the momentum of the round going,” he said. Rory McIlroy gets up-and-down to save par at AT&T Pebble Beach The 10th hole is where Straka nearly came undone. His approach sailed well to the right, over the cliff and onto the beach. He went down to the sand and picked up his golf ball, taking the penalty shot instead of trying the dramatic shot off the beach, and did well to salvage bogey. But he bogeyed the next two holes, going from a four-shot lead early in the round to trailing by two shots. Straka, though, is equipped with newfound confidence and steadied himself on the way in with birdies on the 14th and 15th holes, a 30-foot birdie putt for the only birdie of the day on the par-3 17th and his closing birdie. It sets up a final round in which six players are separated by two shots and Scheffler, the world's No. 1 player, hanging around on the edge of contention. He didn't birdie a par 5 until the last hole — two par 5s on the front were in benign conditions — but made a pair of birdies late. “I hung in there on a day where I didn’t have my best stuff,” Scheffler said. McIlroy doesn't usually have great success on the West Coast — his lone California victory was in early May in the WGC-Dell Match Play at Harding Park in 2015 — but has talked about this being a big year for him on several fronts. Pebble Beach wasn't at the front of his mind, but it is now. “It's really cool to be in contention this early in the season,” he said. McIlroy and Lowry both began the week making a hole-in-one — Lowry on the seventh hole at Pebble Beach, McIlroy on the 15th at Spyglass — and now the longtime friends from Irish golf will be in the final group with Straka. “There's a few courses in the world that you would like to win on and this is definitely one of them,” Lowry said. “So you try not to think about stuff like that and hopefully it comes to you someday.” Although we told you it was getting ready to open last issue the second Sindbad Tampa restaurant — which features smoothies ice cream and more — is now open in the former location of Bang-Bang Bowls in the Pebble Creek Collection (19651 Bruce B The original Sindbad location is at 10933 N and while the shop has a Middle Eastern-sounding name (Sindbad the Sailor is a fictional character from Baghdad) owners Laith Mahdawe and his wife Raghad Alkalide (who are Middle Eastern; top left photo) was the inspiration for Sindbad’s many Mexican and Latin juices and other menu items.  Although the new Sindbad was only open for two weeks at our press time and didn’t yet have all of its menu available photographer Charmaine George and I definitely were impressed with the store’s incredible array of fresh fruits and veggies (photo below) that Laith and Raghad use to make fresh smoothies and juice drinks including a banana-strawberry smoothie (so fresh!) and a pure watermelon breeze juice served in a half of a small watermelon (Charmaine loved it) Sindbad also features juice drinks specifically created to help with everything from kidney stones to memory loss to indigestion (bottom left photo) We also enjoyed two dessert items — a slice of chocolate cheesecake with a scoop of fresh Hershey’s strawberry ice cream and an unexpectedly delicious croissant ice cream sandwich filled with caramel ice cream Both of the desserts were served with whipped cream and a couple of fresh strawberries Both Hershey’s ice cream flavors we sampled (there are about a dozen flavors and soon to also be served with Sindbad waffles) visit “Sinbad Tampa” on Facebook or call (813) 443-9692 and please tell Laith and Raghad I sent you You must be logged in to post a comment At the halfway point of the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Sepp Straka holds the solo lead at 14 under Straka won the American Express two weeks ago and with a win on Sunday would become the first player to win back-to-back starts since Rory McIlroy last season Russell Henley and Cam Davis are tied at 11 under two of the biggest names inside the top 10 The purse at this week's signature event is $20 million with the winner taking home $3.6 million and 700 FedEx Cup points here's everything you need to know for the third round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Third-round tee times for 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am1st Tee How to watch the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-AmThe fifth event on the PGA Tour's 2025 schedule will be carried live on TV by Golf Channel (which you can watch for free on Fubo) all four days CBS will then pick up live coverage of the third and final rounds There is streaming on ESPN+ and Paramount+ as well as the NBC sports app and CBS sports app Tom Kim and Cam Davis are tied for fourth at 14 under here's everything you need to know for the final round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am How to watch the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-AmThe fifth event on the PGA Tour's 2025 schedule will be carried live on TV by Golf Channel (which you can watch for free on Fubo) all four days  Judge ‘Quashes’ County Commission’s Decision To Prevent Rezoning Of The Golf Course  Long-time Pebble Creek resident Leslie Green is still in limbo but it’s nothing new for the founder of “Save Pebble Creek,” the organization she started two years ago in an effort to prevent Pebble Creek Golf Club owner Bill Place and his Ace Golf from rezoning the golf course land to allow for further residential development.  Development company GL Homes had attempted to rezone the 149-acre golf course property in order to build 250 single-family homes Green and her Save Pebble Creek group began holding community meetings and distributing petitions asking the community to oppose Place’s plan to sell the golf course to GL Homes although there were some members of the community who supported the idea of redeveloping the shuttered golf course the campaign resulted in a flurry of emails to Hillsborough County Commission Chair and District 2 Commissioner Ken Hagan.  Place then sued Green for defaming his character and for interfering with his attempts to find a developer but then sought to have Place’s suit dismissed under Florida’s Anti-SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation) statute that case still has not been decided.  GL Homes’ attempt to rezone the golf course property was denied 5-2 by the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) after Hagan said he had received 1,800 letters from residents of the community the vast majority of which were in opposition to the rezoning.  whose home has faced the golf course for more than 30 years applauded Hagan’s efforts to preserve the beauty of her community Hagan said at the time that Place only had a couple of options going forward:  “He can come up with another developer with a different plan that might be more acceptable to the residents,” Comm “We’ve also discussed the possibility of the county purchasing the golf club to convert it to a county-owned course but he (Place) would have to come down in price a lot for us to be interested.”  Green also suggested that Place might’ve been waiting for this year’s elections when three of the seven Commission seats are up for grabs in the hopes that perhaps the new commissioners might look more favorably upon the rezoning proposal.  the home builder appealed the county commission’s denial of the rezoning request to Hillsborough County Circuit Judge Paul Huey Judge Huey “quashed” the decision by the BOCC to deny the rezoning “to set aside or void.” (Note-For a lot more information about why the BOCC’s decision was quashed the county had its own decision to make: Either ask Judge Huey for a rehearing appeal the judge’s verdict to a higher court or allow GL Homes to proceed with its development plan.  the county filed a petition to the Circuit Court for a rehearing Judge Huey’s ruling on the developer’s appeal was that “The court cannot find that the Board of County Commissioners relied on competent substantial evidence when it denied GL Homes’ proposal.”  The judge also felt that the BOCC’s decision was more of a personal attack on Place even though neither he nor his Ace Golf submitted the rezoning proposal Although the Board’s original decision was based on the rezoning “not being infill and not compatible with the Comprehensive Plan,” the judge saw that GL Homes’ rezoning request was recommended for BOCC approval by the county’s Planning Commission and the zoning hearing master (ZHM) both of which said the proposed development was consistent with the comprehensive plan The judge also noted that Hagan said he was basing his decision to deny the rezoning on the Pebble Creek resident emails that accused Place of “spiteful tactics “overlooked record evidence or misapprehended several points of law or fact in a manner that the County believes fundamentally affected the Court’s Order Granting Petition for Writ of Certiorari (“Order”) The County requests rehearing and requests that this Court rescind its Order Granting Petition for Writ of Certiorari and issue an Order Denying Petition for Writ of Certiorari.”  the county said that Judge Huey did not consider all of the factual evidence upon which the county based its decision “The Application for rezoning as proposed would result in a complete change to the character of the existing community by eliminating the central feature of a neighborhood which has existed for decades this decision has the potential to impact redevelopment of other similar communities within the State of Florida.”  The county’s arguments for requesting the rehearing included the following:  There was Competent Substantial Evidence for the BOCC to Deny Petitioner’s Application the Florida Supreme Court has set forth a framework that requires rezoning applicants to prove that their proposal is consistent with the comprehensive plan and complies with all procedural requirements of the zoning ordinance If a rezoning applicant provides competent substantial evidence that its application is consistent with the comprehensive plan the Board may still deny the application to accomplish “a legitimate public purpose,” at which point the Board has “the burden of showing that the refusal to rezone the property is not arbitrary the Court concluded that there was no competent substantial evidence that the Application did not comply with the Comprehensive Plan nor was there competent substantial evidence to support the County’s legitimate public purpose for denying the Application the Court overlooked competent substantial record evidence on which the Board could have relied or misapprehended several points of law or fact.”  “Under this Court’s limited scope of review it must be determined whether the record contains any competent substantial evidence to support the Board’s denial it does not matter whether there is also evidence to support a conclusion different from that reached by the Board for ‘the point is that when the facts are such as to give the County Commission a choice between alternatives it is up to the County Commission to make that choice — not the circuit court.’”  As for the evidence that the BOCC made the correct decision here is a summary of what the petition for rehearing says:  [The Application] is inconsistent with he Comprehensive Plan.  The open space character of the subject property is an integral part of the neighborhood.  The removal of the open space around which the surrounding existing neighborhood was developed and constructed would not protect nor maintain the neighborhood’s character  five years before the Pebble Creek Planned Development was rezoned The golf course was included as a central part of the zoning and integral to the neighborhood design.  The golf course also was an integral part of the neighborhood’s character The golf course is identified on the plan as the center of the planned development around which the other uses in the neighborhood were designed and planned.  it is a central component — or cornerstone — of that planned development which currently makes up 25 percent of the acreage of the planned development is a significant change to the character of this golf course community.  There is testimony in the record taken by the ZHM that supplements the other record evidence that the existing 150-acre golf course is the centerpiece of the neighborhood and that to completely eliminate its use and to replace it with a residential development would be to lose an integral part of the neighborhood itself.  Pebble Creek was “uniquely designed” to incorporate the golf course and by removing it “you are removing the very thing that built the community.” The golf course was a “primary reason” or “major factor” for some of the homeowners to live in the community.  the Court notes that “[t]he Board argues logically that because the neighborhood was designed and built around the golf course the land acts as a fundamental ‘centerpiece,’” which appears to imply that that the Board’s determination about the neighborhood having been designed and built around the golf course was based merely on logic and inference rather than substantial competent evidence in the record and lay witness fact-based testimony to support its determination.  The Board also cited evidence that supports that the retention of the existing zoning accomplishes “a legitimate public purpose.” As argued at the Hearing the legitimate public purpose is to protect the character of the neighborhood which is not only a recognized public purpose under current case law but also a mandate of the County’s Comprehensive Plan.  Judge Huey also ruled that the Board’s decision was based on the belief that the president of Ace Golf “lacks good sense and common decency.” However the basis for the Board’s denial must be found in its adopted resolution and not in singular comments made by a particular commissioner regarding an application or voting on an application substantial evidence that the Application was inconsistent with the County’s Comprehensive Plan and that there was a legitimate public purpose to maintain the existing zoning and therefore support a denial of the Application the Court misstated the Board’s reasons for denial of the Application by relying on a commissioners’ comments rather than the Board-adopted resolution.”  Hagan says that once Judge Huey rules on the Petition for Rehearing the county has 30 days to accept his decision or appeal the judge’s ruling to an appellate court.  “We still feel that the BOCC made the right decision and the rehearing will give them the opportunity to give the judge more clarity to see that they did in fact use proper evidence in making their decision.”  Rezoning the golf course will change completely the character and beauty of our neighborhood forever.”  She’s holding out hope that the county’s Tampa Sports Authority will be able to purchase the golf course and reopen it Hagan mentioned could happen at his June 10 New Tampa Town Hall meeting (as we reported last issue).  all Leslie Green can do is continue to wait You must be logged in to post a comment. Golf in Charlotte is no different from golf in other big cities in this respect There are golf courses that everyone WANTS to play and then there are courses that everyone HAS played Pebble Creek in Indian Trail definitely falls into the latter category And with a new ownership group (including Justin Timberlake) and promised concept makeover Pebble Creek is about to become one of those courses that tops the "WANTS to play" list Pebble Creek Golf Course is a venerable 18-hole golf course right off of 74 in Indian Trail Pebble Creek is unique in that if offers 18 holes And I've never had a round there where I didn't have fun Pebble Creek is no Augusta National in terms of budget low-cost golf operation that allows access to all to the game Pebble Creek's biggest issue is that it sits in a low-lying area that's always had drainage issues and therefore is subject to fairly frequent If someone could/would just invest a little money..." Well Golf entertainment concept 3's-backed by superstar singer, Justin Timberlake (noted golf fanatic)-has swooped in like a hero for Pebble Creek. Charlotte Business Journal reports 3 Cheers Holdings LLC purchased the nearly 33-acre Pebble Creek Golf Course in Indian Trail for $1.5 million according to Union County real estate records That holding company’s address matches the one for 3’s in Greenville The "3's" concept is pretty standard across the nation this is what we can expect when the facility re-opens in the latter half of 2025 12 completely redesigned holes that can all be played during the day AND under lights at night (with illuminated golf balls) The "Grubhouse" is a combination diner/bar/retail shop where one can get a burger there will be firepits and Adirondack chairs and music to add to the intended laid-back vibe this is going to be a really good alternative to the rapidly escalating prices of public golf in the Charlotte area an all-day pass can run you from $47-$60 (depending on the day of the week) and a standard 12-hole round is a MORE than reasonable $30-$34 my best friend and I have been taking the last week of February and heading down to Myrtle Beach for a huge golf week This year we were gone 8 days and played 216 holes of golf at that time and perfect for that "escape the cold weather/buddies golf trip." Nowhere else in the country has a population of greater golf courses over such a relatively small area.  Everyone has their favorites but here is my list of 10 in no particular order my friend has a condo down there and so worrying about where to sleep has never been an issue.  Consequently this list is based just off my thoughts about the golfing experience only There are three courses at the Myrtle Beach National facility Arguably one of the best Arnold Palmer designs anywhere the highlight is "The Gambler" a fantastic risk/reward par 5 that will always be one of your favorite holes (pictured above) On just about anyone's list of great Myrtle Beach Courses Caledonia Golf & Fish Club is at or near the top of it.  Designer Mike Strantz was the genius behind "Tobacco Road" in the Sandhills of North Carolina (which just so happens to be my favorite course on Earth).  This and its sister course are artistic masterpieces.  Now these are among the most expensive to play Which leads me to Caledonia's sister course True Blue.  Another Strantz gem and again it is well worth it with some of the best and most memorable holes in the area this course for me had the title of "Best Bang for Your Golfing Buck at Myrtle Beach."  It's got a little bit of everything:  elevation changes tremendous par 4 variety and some of the finest holes along the Intercoastal Waterway anywhere in the area.  Also its practice facilities are among the best My current "Best Bang..." title holder is this course that many drive by on 17 on the way to N Myrtle and don't pay a bit of attention to.  Arcadian Shores was purchased by Hilton 7-10 years ago and over that time millions of dollars have been poured into the course and amenities.  The greens and bunkers are always a good method to judge a course by and the consistency of both at Arcadian Shores take a backseat to no one in town.  Plus it is among the most economically friendly I made mention with Grande Dunes of holes along the Intercoastal Waterway.  NO ONE in the Myrtle Beach area can touch the Intercoastal views and holes of Tidewater Golf Club.  Legend has it that designer Ken Tomlinson commissioned a couple of designers to build his course so he took on the project himself.  And pulled it off.  Tidewater at times feels like Harbor Town in Hilton Head and a fine inland course all rolled into one.  It is beautiful There are four courses at the Barefoot Resort facility of them there are two that get my recommendation.  The first of which is The Dye Course.  Designer Pete Dye is a sadist.  Normally there's real genius here.  The variety of holes is great.  The variety of trouble you can get into is great.  The protection of this golf course is wind.  And when it's blowing (hard) this course is a tough day at the office.  However if you want to be challenged and have an afternoon everyone on the trip will be talking about a year from now Davis Love III is a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame as a player.  I feel like he's well on his way to becoming of similar status as a designer.  His contribution to the Barefoot Resort collection of courses is one of my favorites in the area.  Variety is a good word to use here.  I've probably played 10 rounds on that course in the last few years and each time I feel like I get to a hole and go I remember this one.  What a great hole."  I'm not gonna say playing golf at Barefoot is cheap but research package deals to get a round at Dye and Love for sure.  Two of the best in the area "The Grandaddy" is the one that started it all.  The first resort course in the area and stylistically one of the best.  Just out of respect you must play Pine Lakes if you never have.  They have just redone their greens and bunkers and both are outstanding.  Now here are couple of drawbacks.  Fist off there's ZERO practice range if you wish to get loose prior to the round.  And two there is a TREMENDOUS amount of real estate construction going on right now that really takes away from what used to be a really nice visual golfing experience The Surf and Beach Club is located just across the street (basically) from the Atlantic Ocean in North Myrtle Beach.  It was designed by George Cobb the same designer behind Quail Hollow Club and Rolling Hills Country Club here in the Charlotte Area.  And it's unique on this list as it is a private facility.  HOWEVER and I would suggest you book the experience.  If I was going to play one course-day in Download the app to LISTEN LIVE wherever you are and connect with us like never before Viktor Hovland’s Round 1 highlights from AT&T Pebble Beach and Viktor Hovland’s performance Thursday at Pebble Beach provides sufficient proof The former FedExCup champion shot 65 one day after declaring that “I suck at (golf) right now.” Hovland made eight birdies and just a single bogey to match the lowest round of the day at Pebble Beach He will end the first round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am just one stroke behind Russell Henley Hovland hit 12 of 14 fairways and missed just two greens “I can still play and today was good conditions,” Hovland said “I hit a few really nice wedges and started making some putts I'm trying to obviously get my mind out of the technical aspects of it and just trying to play golf.” Viktor Hovland goes flag hunting to yield birdie at AT&T Pebble Beach Hovland went winless and had just two top-10s in 2024 extending his streak of five consecutive top-20 finishes because he was T3 at the PGA Championship and T2 in the opening event of the FedExCup Playoffs Hovland, who won the 2018 U.S. Amateur at Pebble Beach and was low amateur (T12) in the 2019 U.S. Open here, said Wednesday that he was “making headway,” but that the process of piecing together his swing to meet his high standards has been “extremely frustrating.” They used to call it "Crosby Weather," when the PGA Tour's stop at Pebble Beach on the Monterey Peninsula of California would be beset by high wind, rain, chilly temperatures and one year, snow. A slam-dunk for Rory: Rory McIlroy aces No. 15 at Spyglass Hill When fans tune into third-round coverage of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am on Saturday (Golf Channel 3-7 p.m.) they most likely will find the elite field in the Tour's second Signature Event of the season struggling with the conditions According to the PGA Tour's on-site meteorologist temperatures in the mid-50s with wind gusting up to 20 mph greeted the first groups when they tee off shortly after noon (EST) Conditions are expected to worsen the closer it gets to the final group of leader Sepp Straka (14-under) Russell Henley (11-under) and Cam Davis (11-under) tee off at 1:35 p.m The forecast is for a 40 percent chance of rain temperatures in the high-50s and sustained winds from the south/southwest between 14-20 mph It will get a bit better after that and when the final group is scheduled to finish near the end of the CBS broadcast window the temperatures will remain in the mid-50s and the wind gusting to 22 mph there will be no repeat of Wyndham Clark's third-round 60 last year that broke the course record Welcome to the weekend and the third round of the Pebble Beach Pro-Am where many of golf's best try to tackle one of the best known golf courses in the world ahead of Round 1 leader Russell Henley and Cam Davis the field will lose its amateur counterparts for the weekend as the 80 pro golfers will all shift to the Pebble Beach course for Rounds 3 and 4 Here's everything you need to know about the tournament including TV schedule and streaming information: What channel is Pebble Beach Pro-Am on today? Time, TV scheduleTV channel: Golf Channel, CBSStart time: 1-3 p.m. Golf Channel; 3-7 p.m. CBSExpert NFL playoff picks: Unique data and betting insights only at USA TODAY Round 3 of the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am will broadcast nationally on Golf Channel from 1-3 p.m. and on CBS from 3-7 p.m. The golf can be streamed on Fubo Watch PGA Tour live on ESPN+ The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is played across two courses in Pebble Beach about 5 miles southwest of Monterey on the Pacific coast Nick Taylor: Since he won in 2020 Taylor has posted finishes of a tie for 14th and a tie for 20th He missed the cut last year but he's playing well at the moment ODDS: Here were the golfers with the best odds to win the tournament, according to BetMGM Wyndham Clark won the 2024 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am at 17 under par He beat Ludvig Aberg by a stroke over just three rounds as the final round was canceled because of heavy winds in the area Sunday and Monday Shane Lowry's electric hole-in-one on No Ireland’s Shane Lowry has a knack for such things Lowry made an ace at Pebble Beach Golf Links’ par-3 seventh hole in Thursday’s first round at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Lowry’s wedge from 113 yards landed on the green’s front-left portion took a firm bounce forward and released into the hole Lowry gleefully sent his hands skyward and hugged his pro-am partner Jamie Sahara as playing partner Aaron Rai also raised his hands high but you still need to play it correctly,” Lowry said afterward I probably could have got lob wedge there but it was a 54 Try to just like flight one down and chase it up the green and get it up there somewhere close to the hole which is where you need to pitch it if you want to get it real close It's the eighth ace at Pebble Beach’s seventh hole in tournament history the most recent coming from Ricky Barnes in the first round in 2021 Lowry also made a hole-in-one at TPC Sawgrass’ island-green par-3 17th in the third round of THE PLAYERS Championship three years ago He did the same at Augusta National’s historic par-3 16th during the final round of the 2016 Masters and Thursday on the Monterey Peninsula was no exception “I've been very lucky with all the 1s,” Lowry said I guess it's just luck of the Irish or something a bit of luck every now and then is helpful Shane Lowry reacts to his famous hole-in-one at THE PLAYERS Lowry figured he might see McIlroy at dinner afterward, perhaps for a joint bar tab. "School night, so unfortunately not for me. If there's a few people there at dinner, I'm sure," Lowry said. "Hopefully Rory's there as well, I get to split the bill with him." Lowry saw footage of his friend's slam-dunk ace before meeting the media, but he wasn't that impressed. "Mine is definitely better," Lowry quipped. On a day during which the extension of winter superstitiously hinged on whether an animal saw his shadow Rory McIlroy emerged as a beast at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am but he also set the tone for his season a few hours after Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow to confirm that it’ll be another six weeks until spring arrives The tournament wasn’t expected to play out like this what with the anticipated returns of Scottie Scheffler and Jordan Spieth but that’s how it ended on a picturesque Sunday at Pebble Beach Golf Links McIlroy posted 21-under 267 and prevailed by two strokes in his 2025 debut on the PGA TOUR The whole week was a special experience for the 35-year-old who was in just his third appearance in the tournament McIlroy was available at +1200 to win at FanDuel He aced the par-3 15th hole at Spyglass Hill Golf Course in his opening round he turned in a 6-under 66 with a bogey-free McIlroy’s 27th PGA TOUR victory yields 700 FedExCup points and $3.6 million Because the AT&T Pebble Beach is a Signature Event he’d have secured exemptions into all of the remaining tournaments contributing to the series Same goes for spots in the Masters and the PGA Championship Shane Lowry authored a brilliant narrative of his own he holed his tee ball at the par-3 seventh hole at Pebble Beach in the opening round He and McIlroy are poised to defend their title at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans in late April Lucas Glover (+20000) gave his investors a ride with four sub-70s before checking up in a share of third place with 2023 champion Justin Rose (+17000) Sepp Straka (+7000) was bidding for his second victory in as many starts (The American Express) He held the outright lead after the second and third rounds on the Monterey Peninsula before settling for a T7 after a Sunday 72 Despite the relative unknown of how his right hand had recovered from injury Scheffler was the tournament favorite at +400 He finished in a three-way tie for ninth place Spieth (+7000) was making his first start since mid-August and placed T69 After a third-round 79 in the most challenging conditions of the week he rebounded wonderfully with a bogey-free Defending champion Wyndham Clark (+6000) landed at T73 among 78 who completed 72 holes For resources to overcome a gambling problem, call or text 1-800-GAMBLER today. 6 May 2025 1:05:12 GMT.Your computer's time: document.write(new Date().toUTCString()); Rory McIlroy dunks a hole-in-one on No. 15 at AT&T Pebble Beach Rory McIlroy aced the par-3 15th hole at Spyglass Hill in the first round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, his ball flying directly into the cup. McIlroy broke into a wide grin and high-fived his caddie and playing partners, among them his Ryder Cup teammate Ludvig Åberg. The hole-in-one vaulted McIlroy from 1-under to 3-under; he went on to shoot 6-under 66, two back of first-round leader Russell Henley at the season's second Signature Event. It was McIlroy's second career ace. He made his first one in Round 1 of the 2023 Travelers Championship, on TPC River Highlands' eighth hole. A 26-time PGA TOUR winner and the only three-time winner of the FedExCup, McIlroy, 35, is making his first TOUR start after a 2024 season that saw him capture the Zurich Classic of New Orleans (with Shane Lowry) and the Truist Championship. Although it was a bittersweet season marked by his heartache at the U.S. Open, McIlroy won the DP World Tour Championship to capture his sixth Race to Dubai title in November. Lowry followed his teammate with an ace of his own Thursday, carding a hole-in-one at Pebble Beach Golf Links' iconic par-3 seventh en route to an opening 66. This is the sixth hole-in-one on Spyglass Hill's 119-yard, par-3 15th hole; the most recent one was carded by Justin Rose in 2023 — who went on to eventually win the event. McIlroy will hope to do the same. 6 May 2025 1:05:16 GMT.Your computer's time: document.write(new Date().toUTCString()); Residents of New Tampa also will soon have another unique option for dessert as the third Tampa-area location of Twisted Rolls Chimney Cake is expected to open by the end of this week in the same strip plaza at 19406 Bruce B across BBD from the Pebble Creek Collection.  As long as you don’t go there (as I did when photographer Charmaine George and I visited the six-month-old Temple Terrace location at 12212 N 56th St.) expecting it to also have some kind of rolls The “Twisted Rolls” at Twisted Rolls Chimney Cake are made of dough and sugar that is rolled around a stick and then baked in an oven until hot and semi-crispy the hot dough is dipped in one of a variety of glazes and then rolled in one of nine different flavors — anything from crushed Oreo cookies to pistachio nuts and from Fruity Pebbles cereal to coconut and more.  The coated “cone” is then filled with soft-serve vanilla chocolate or a swirl of both flavors ice cream to create a one-of-a-kind dessert.  “It’s an Eastern European treat,” says Ahd who also has a Twisted Rolls food truck at 13742 N “These ‘Chimney Cakes’ are called ‘Kurtoskalacs’ in Hungary Twisted Rolls Chimney Cake also offers 16 flavors of hard-packed Hershey’s ice cream but the hard-packed isn’t served in the hot cones only in two-scoop cups (for just $4.99 on 56th St.!).  all of which also can have a variety of toppings from bananas and strawberries to M&Ms and brownies crushed pistachios or liquefied peanut butter (below right photo) Charmaine and I each sampled our own Chimney Cake while visiting the Temple Terrace location just to get a feel for what’s coming to New Tampa while I quickly filled up on a Chimney Cake with Oreos both of which have a cookie placed inside the bottom of the freshly-baked cone The heat makes the cookie melt in your mouth because clearly the Chimney Cake isn’t decadent enough without it Charmaine also sampled a mixed berry smoothie, which she said was yummy, and I indulged in a large vanilla latte, which also was spot-on. By the way, there are more than two dozen hot and iced coffee beverages on the Twisted Rolls menu. And, there’s even Italian sodas in eight different flavors. For more info about Twisted Rolls Chimney Cake, visit TwistedRollsChimneyCake.com You must be logged in to post a comment It's Day 2 of one of the longtime staples of the PGA Tour's early season: the Pebble Beach Pro-Am The usual mix of top PGA Tour stars and golf-loving celebrities continues at one of the most picturesque tracks in America out in southern California. Thursday's Round 1 finished with Russell Henley as the leader after he shot an 8-under 64 The shot of the day cam from Rory McIlroy who recorded his second career ace on the PGA Tour sinking his tee shot on the 119-yard 15th hole on the Spyglass Hill course While it's too early to project this week's cut line the group of players who finished Round 1 at even par or above includes Billy Horschel What channel is Pebble Beach Pro-Am on today? Time, TV scheduleTV channel: Golf ChannelStart time: 3 p.m.Expert NFL playoff picks: Unique data and betting insights only at USA TODAY Round 1 of the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am will broadcast nationally on Golf Channel. TV coverage will air from 3-7 p.m. and can be streamed on Fubo Pebble Beach predictions, picks and oddsNick Taylor: Since he won in 2020 Taylor has posted finishes of a tie for 14th and a tie for 20th ODDS: Here are the golfers with the best odds to win the tournament, according to BetMGM PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — When Rory McIlroy overpowers a course and pounces on the opportunities only he can create with his length off the tee That’s exactly what the four-time major champion did on Sunday at Pebble Beach when he shot a 66 to win by two strokes for his 27th win on the PGA Tour McIlroy started Round 4 a stroke back of his Ryder Cup teammate Sepp Straka but the race to claim the second signature event of the PGA Tour season became tighter when the Austrian missed a 17-inch putt on the first hole McIlroy went on to birdie the second and the tiny but dangerous par-3 7th A bogey on the eighth after a failed up-and-down attempt only momentarily slowed the momentum — McIlroy put on a back-nine performance that embodied cruise-control mode The Northern Irishman birdied Nos. 10 and 12, and eagled the 14th after taking a preposterous line over the towering Cypress trees to transform the hole from a par-5 to a simple par-4 McIlroy had a 7 iron in his hands after taking the shortcut and one putted to take a three-shot lead Nursing that lead going into the final hole McIlroy hit iron in the center of the fairway and plotted his way to a closing par playing in the final group with McIlroy and Straka with Justin Rose and Lucas Glover tied for third at 18 under par McIlroy played in the Pebble Beach Pro-Am for just the third time in his career this week and had not experienced much if any success — he was 66th a year ago in this event and finished T9 in the U.S But McIlroy gained 6.17 strokes off the tee this week McIlroy’s victory marks the third time he has won in his season debut on the PGA Tour McIlroy said Saturday after his bogey-free round of 65 that he’ll use this week as a jumping-off point for the thick of the season and the four major championships “It’s great to be playing well at this point but the main goal for me is to play well from April through to July Still trying to work on things and trying to get my game in the best possible shape for those months,” he said Gabby Herzig is a Staff Writer for The Athletic covering golf she worked as a breaking news writer for Sports Illustrated’s golf vertical and a contributing editor at Golf Digest where she captained the varsity women’s golf team Playing Pebble Beach for a $20 million purse The PGA Tour’s second signature event of the season not only awarded $3.6 million to the winner but seven figures to second and third as well solo fifth in the 80-man field was good for $795,000 or more than Tiger Woods made for winning this event in 2000 ($720,000) his 27th career victory pushed him a little closer to Woods on the PGA Tour’s career money list but the second-ranked McIlroy is now at $94,589,348 Here is a breakdown of what each player who finished 72 holes earned on Sunday: A Division of NBCUniversal DISCLAIMER: This site and the products offered are for entertainment purposes only and there is no gambling offered on this site This service is intended for adult audiences No guarantees are made for any specific outcome If you or someone you know has a gambling problem ShareSaveCommentLifestyleVicesPebble Beach Pro-Am 2025 PGA Golf Guide, Betting Preview, Odds And PicksByJay Ginsbach Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights sports-betting & information you can bet on.Jan 28 06:45pm ESTShareSaveCommentAT&T Pebble Peach Pro-Am winner Wyndham Clark hits his tee shot at the 18th hole during the third .. (Photo by Tracy Wilcox/PGA TOUR via Getty Images) who makes his 2025 debut at Pebble Beach having finished T6 (tie 6th) in last year’s event the Pebble Beach Pro-Am will be played across two golf courses 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 Spyglass Hill which both feature poa annua greens and a mixture of ryegrass/poa fairways and rough That gave him a 1-stroke win over Ludvig Aberg (-16) after the tournament was cut short Recall the 2023 tournament saw terrible conditions during the first three days The weather got so bad it backed things up and they had to finish on Monday with Justin Rose becoming the first European to ever win the Pebble Beach event So watch the weather as you consider betting the adjusted odds and live The month leading into the tournament has had warm sunny afternoons with no rainfall Temperatures during this year’s tournament will be in the 50s Since last year’s tournament the 6th green was rebuilt at Pebble Beach December storms took out 30 trees at Spyglass including the featured Cypress in #16 fairway 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 also yields one of lowest Greens in Regulation percentages on Tour as the greens are among the smallest on Tour (ave So Scrambling and Around the Green are also key stats as players work on more birdie opportunities with Putting more prominent 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 average 290) The GolfStats preview notes that Spyglass is a mix of several different courses The first five holes go down through dunes and offer magnificent views of the Pacific The next couple of holes play back into the pines you wouldn’t even know that the ocean is a mile away; the holes play through Monterey pines and are protected from the wind 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 Also in the field are longshots as sponsors exemptions from The AT&T 72-Hole Winning Score: Over/Under 268.5 (Par 72) 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 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 Recent champions of the Pebble Beach Pro-Am include Wyndham Clark (2024) Daniel Berger (2021) and Nick Taylor (2020) 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 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 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 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 Top Putters on Poa annua greens over their last 24 rounds (per Fantasy National) include: McCarthy and was first in putting average and one putts 14 in SG Putting and was 3rd in putting average and T5 in one putts 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 Matchup offerings and odds vary from leading online sportsbooks and here are some notable tournament matchups offered at SuperBook Sports in Las Vegas for any additions as provided by sportsbooks Scottie Scheffler (L) and Rory McIlroy partnered to win The Showdown at Shadow Creek in Las Vegas in .. 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 in December to make his 2025 debut and especially his short game and feel on the greens where he too struggles more on Poa ranking No 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 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 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. Photo by: Aiden Shertzer/Texas A&M AthleticsWomen’s Golf Opens Season at Carmel Cup Aug 29 one win for Rory McIlroy on the PGA Tour in 2025 The 35-year-old picked up his 27th career PGA Tour victory Sunday, claiming the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am beating Shane Lowry by two shots for the title It's his first win in the state of California in 10 years and his first at Pebble Beach Here's the breakdown of how much money each player earned at the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Contact: Morgan Warthin Download the NPS app to navigate the parks on the go.