Which course(s) is the AT&T Pro Am played over?

The AT&T is played across Pebble Beach, Spyglass Hill and Monterey Peninsula Country Club. Over the first three days all players play each course once. After the 54 hole cut the top 60 and ties play the final round at Pebble Beach.

More about the AT&T Pro Am

  • The origins of the tournament go all the way back to 1937 when Bing Crosby hosted and Sam Snead won over 18 holes. They called it the "Crosby Clambake".
  • Pebble Beach has been the one constant in courses since 1947. Spyglass Hill has been included every year since 1967 except for 1977.
  • Brandt Snedeker holds the tournament record shooting 22 under in 2015.
  • There has been one player in the tournament’s history that has won both as an amateur and as a professional! Gene Littler won as a 23 yr old amateur in 1954 before turning professional. He won it again – this time as a pro – in 1975.
  • The tournament has been a fundraising effort since its inception. The Monterey Peninsula Foundation manages the event and last year donated $13.2M to non profits in the local area. Clint Eastwood is their Chairman.
  • This is the official website for the AT&T Pro Am with all the information you need.

Where is Pebble Beach Golf Links?

Who designed Pebble Beach Golf Links?

Is Pebble Beach Golf Links open to the public?

How much does it cost to go to Pebble Beach?