The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is the PGA Tour’s Monterey Peninsula event on the schedule. The event is the third tournament in the West Coast Swing, which runs through California and Arizona.
The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am became a PGA Tour event in 1937, known then as the Bing Crosby Pro-Am. It originally wasn’t played at Pebble Beach, rather moving there in 1947 after an initial run at Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club. The tournament has evolved and moved over the years, but it has been at Pebble Beach since 1947.
In its time with Pebble Beach as host, the PGA Tour has used a handful of courses at the same time during the first three rounds of the tournament, with the field consolidating on Pebble Beach for the final round.
Entertainer Bing Crosby was the long-time host of this invitational tournament, back in an era when the West Coast Swing was led by touranments held by celebrities.
In 2024, the event became a Signature tournament on the PGA Tour schedule, changing the pro-am nature of the event and shortening the course rotation to two courses (Pebble Beach Golf Links, Spyglass Hill Golf Course).
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Phil Mickelson and Mark O’Meara have won this event more than any other player, taking this event five times each. Sam Snead won four times, including the three of the first five editions of the event.
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am format
The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is played over four days, and there has historically been a cut for the qualifying field.
Previous to becoming a Signature event, for the opening three rounds, 156 players are split between three host courses each day. All players get one qualifying round on each course, played alongside their amateur partner. Then the top 60 players and ties and the top 25 pro-am teams consolidate after the cut for the final round on Pebble Beach Golf Links, which is the tournament host.
Now, there are 80 players in the field for the event, with players paired with an amateur for each of the first two rounds. All players get one qualifying round on each course, played alongside their amateur partner. Pebble Beach Golf Links hosts the final two rounds, which is just for the professional players.
At the end of the 72-hole event, the lowest score wins.
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am host courses
Pebble Beach Golf Links: 1947-present
Spyglass Hill Golf Course: 1967-1976, 1978-present
Monterey Peninsula Country Club (Shore Course): 1965-1966, 1977, 2010-2020, 2022-2023
Poppy Hills Golf Course: 1991-2009
Cypress Point Club: 1947-1990
Monterey Peninsula Country Club (Dunes Course): 1947-1964
Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club: 1937-1942
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am past sponsors
The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am has had few names and sponsors over the years:
Bing Crosby Pro-Am: 1937-1952
Bing Crosby National Pro-Am Golf Championship: 1953-1958
Bing Crosby National Pro-Am: 1959-1985
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am: 1986-2015
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am: 2016-present
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am history & results
YEAR
WINNER
TOT
TO PAR
BY
MONEY
2025
Rory McIlroy
267
−21
2
$3,600,000
2024
Wyndham Clark
199
−17
1
$3,600,000
2023
Justin Rose
269
−18
2
$1,620,000
2022
Tom Hoge
268
−19
2
$1,566,000
2021
Daniel Berger
270
−18
2
$1,404,000
2020
Nick Taylor
268
−19
4
$1,404,000
2019
Phil Mickelson (5)
268
−19
3
$1,368,000
2018
Ted Potter Jr.
270
−17
3
$1,332,000
2017
Jordan Spieth
268
−19
4
$1,296,000
2016
Vaughn Taylor
270
−17
1
$1,260,000
2015
Brandt Snedeker (2)
265
−22
3
$1,224,000
2014
Jimmy Walker
276
−11
1
$1,188,000
2013
Brandt Snedeker
267
−19
2
$1,170,000
2012
Phil Mickelson (4)
269
−17
2
$1,152,000
2011
D. A. Points
271
−15
2
$1,134,000
2010
Dustin Johnson (2)
270
−16
1
$1,116,000
2009
Dustin Johnson
201
−15
4
$1,098,000
2008
Steve Lowery
278
−10
PO
$1,080,000
2007
Phil Mickelson (3)
268
−20
5
$990,000
2006
Arron Oberholser
271
−17
5
$972,000
2005
Phil Mickelson (2)
269
−19
4
$954,000
2004
Vijay Singh
272
−16
3
$954,000
2003
Davis Love III (2)
274
−14
1
$900,000
2002
Matt Gogel
274
−14
3
$720,000
2001
Davis Love III
272
−16
1
$720,000
2000
Tiger Woods
273
−15
2
$720,000
1999
Payne Stewart
206
−10
1
$504,000
1998
Phil Mickelson
202
−14
1
$450,000
1997
Mark O’Meara (5)
268
−20
1
$342,000
1995
Not Played
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
1995
Peter Jacobsen
271
−17
2
$252,000
1994
Johnny Miller (3)
281
−7
1
$225,000
1993
Brett Ogle
276
−12
3
$225,000
1992
Mark O’Meara (4)
275
−13
PO
$198,000
1991
Paul Azinger
274
−14
4
$198,000
1990
Mark O’Meara (3)
281
−7
2
$180,000
1989
Mark O’Meara (2)
277
−11
1
$180,000
1988
Steve Jones
280
−8
PO
$126,000
1987
Johnny Miller (2)
278
−10
1
$108,000
1986
Fuzzy Zoeller
205
−11
5
$108,000
1985
Mark O’Meara
283
−5
1
$90,000
1984
Hale Irwin
278
−10
PO
$72,000
1983
Tom Kite
276
−12
2
$58,500
1982
Jim Simons
274
−14
2
$54,000
1981
John Cook
209
−7
PO
$40,500
1980
George Burns
280
−8
1
$54,000
1979
Lon Hinkle
284
−4
PO
$54,000
1978
Tom Watson (2)
280
−8
PO
$45,000
1977
Tom Watson
273
−15
1
$40,000
1976
Ben Crenshaw
281
−7
2
$37,000
1975
Gene Littler
280
−8
4
$37,000
1974
Johnny Miller
208
−8
4
$27,750
1973
Jack Nicklaus (3)
282
−6
PO
$36,000
1972
Jack Nicklaus (2)
284
−4
PO
$28,000
1971
Tom Shaw
278
−10
2
$27,000
1970
Bert Yancey
278
−10
1
$25,000
1969
George Archer
283
−5
1
$25,000
1968
Johnny Pott
285
−3
PO
$16,000
1967
Jack Nicklaus
284
−4
5
$16,000
1966
Don Massengale
283
−4
1
$11,000
1965
Bruce Crampton
284
−3
3
$7,500
1964
Tony Lema
284
−4
3
$5,800
1963
Billy Casper (2)
285
−3
1
$5,300
1962
Doug Ford
286
−2
PO
$5,300
1961
Bob Rosburg
282
−6
1
$5,300
1960
Ken Venturi
286
−2
3
$4,000
1959
Art Wall Jr.
279
−9
2
$4,000
1958
Billy Casper
277
−11
4
$4,000
1957
Jay Hebert
213
−3
2
$2,500
1956
Cary Middlecoff (2)
202
−14
5
$2,500
1955
Cary Middlecoff
209
−7
4
$2,500
1954
Dutch Harrison (2)
210
−6
1
$2,000
1953
Lloyd Mangrum (2)
204
−12
4
$2,000
1952
Jimmy Demaret
145
1
2
$2,000
1951
Byron Nelson
209
−7
3
$2,000
1950
Jack Burke Jr., Dave Douglas, Smiley Quick, Sam Snead (4)
214
−2
N/A
$2,000
1949
Ben Hogan
208
−8
2
$2,000
1948
Lloyd Mangrum
205
−10
5
$2,000
1947
George Fazio, Ed Furgol
213
−3
N/A
$2,000
1943-1946
Not Played (World War II)
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
1942
Johnny Dawson (a)
133
−11
3
$800
1941
Sam Snead (3)
136
−8
1
$500
1940
Ed Oliver
135
−9
3
$500
1939
Dutch Harrison
138
1
$500
1938
Sam Snead (2)
139
−5
2
$500
1937
Sam Snead
68
−4
4
$500