The Monterey Peninsula and breathtaking Pebble Beach Golf Links play host to this week’s stop on the PGA Tour, the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am. The am part of the tournament has been shelved due to COVID meaning the full field of 156 golfers will tee it up over two courses this week instead of the usual three associated with this event. Dustin Johnson, the biggest name originally in the field, withdrew earlier in the week leaving the field wide open. That also sets up a plethora of intriguing tournament matchups. Visit BookMaker.eu for a complete list of matchup betting odds when you’re ready to place a wager.
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am Matchup Odds at BookMaker.eu
Paul Casey -105 vs. Will Zalatoris -125
Jordan Spieth -125 vs. Francesco Molinari -105
Jason Day -215 vs. Phil Mickelson +168
Cameron Davis -145 vs. Max Homa +115
Sam Burns -120 vs. Rickie Fowler -110
Kevin Streelman -110 vs. Si Woo Kim -120
Henrik Norlander -135 vs. Brendan Steele +105
Brandt Snedeker +154 vs. Brian Harman -195
Matthew Jones -140 vs. Alex Noren +110
Patton Kizzire -125 vs. Maverick McNealy -105
Chez Reavie -105 vs. Matthew Nesmith -125
Cameron Tringale -180 vs. Chris Kirk +143
Nick Taylor -125 vs. Adam Long -105
Peter Malnati -125 vs. Joel Dahmen -105
Harold Varner III -150 vs. Branden Grace +120
Andrew Putnam -115 vs. Jim Furyk -115
Stewart Cink -135 vs. Kramer Hickok +105
Paul Casey -145 vs. Jordan Spieth +115
Will Zalatoris -127 vs. Jason Day -103
Phil Mickelson +110 vs. Francesco Molinari -140
Daniel Berger -145 vs. Paul Casey +115
Daniel Berger -165 vs. Jordan Spieth +131
Patrick Cantlay -210 vs. Jordan Spieth +165
Patrick Cantlay -145 vs. Daniel Berger +115
Jordan Spieth -140 vs. Francesco Molinari +110
Cameron Davis -108 vs. Rickie Fowler -122
Rafael Cabrera Bello +110 vs. Joel Dahmen -140
Nick Taylor -130 vs. Scott Piercy +100
Will Zalatoris -150 vs. Jordan Spieth +120
Patton Kizzire -135 vs. Brandt Snedeker +105
Maverick Mcnealy +102 vs. Harold Varner III -132
Cameron Tringale -135 vs. Matt Jones +105
Si Woo Kim -135 vs. Sam Burns +105
Jason Day -135 vs. Si Woo Kim +105
Rickie Fowler -125 vs. Kevin Streelman -105
Max Homa -135 vs. Henrik Norlander +105
Patrick Cantlay -150 vs. Daniel Berger +120
Jason Day -150 vs. Sam Burns +120
Patrick Cantlay -165 vs. Paul Casey +131
Phil Mickelson -120 vs. Brendan Steele -110
Will Zalatoris -165 vs. Francesco Molinari +131
Need to Know
Due to the format change only two courses will be used this week. Pebble Beach will host three rounds including the weekend while Spyglass Hill will be used once by each player on either Thursday or Friday. The cut line has moved up a day as well taking place after 36 holes instead of 54. Both courses are similar in length but offer their own set of challenges. Distance off the tee is not a factor on either layout, which brings the field closer together. However, the courses seem to fit certain players. At just over 7,000 yards, Pebble Beach is the shortest course on Tour. That doesn’t mean it’s easy, though. Approach shots have to find small greens that are surrounded by strategically placed bunkers through coastal winds. Spyglass Hill isn’t a gimme either. At 7,041 yards on the scorecard the track has yielded an average over-par score of 72.2 over the last 10 years.
ATT Pebble Beach Pro Am Matchup Picks
Max Homa +115 vs. Cameron Davis
Always in search of the value play I find myself backing Homa for a number of reasons, and none of them are the plus-odds price, though that did figure in my thinking. Homa is familiar with the area and the courses having played collegiately at Cal. He’s also posted a pair of top-15s in his last two starts here. Recent form is strong with three finishes among the top-21 in his last four starts. His T42 last week in Phoenix was disappointing and should serve as motivation.
Maverick McNealy -105 vs. Patton Kizzire
Still a youngster on Tour, McNealy has made his presence known. However, he’s still searching for that maiden victory. It may not happen this week, but I don’t need an outright win. He’s been up and down this season, but in the five tournaments McNealy has completed he’s finished among the top-21 in four of them. And he returns to Pebble Beach after claiming a T5 last year. He didn’t play poorly in the MCs, just not good enough to advance. I’m betting on that changing this week.
Phil Mickelson +110 vs. Francesco Molinari
Given Mickelson’s history at Pebble Beach I feel like I’m losing money if I don’t throw down on him. Despite recent results on the PGA Tour we know Lefty still has game by his showings on the Champions Tour. And he’s headed to a place where he thrives. Along with his record tying five wins, Lefty also has a pair of runner-up and third-place showings, and he’s a big fan of the poa annua greens. At plus-odds in this matchup Lefty is too good to pass up.
Matt Jones +105 vs. Cameron Tringale
There are a number of players who have enjoyed success at Pebble Beach and Jones is among them. Exactly half of his six top-25 finishes here doubled as a top-10 with the best coming last year when Jones grabbed a share of fifth. He’s been good at this event and has made the cut in eight consecutive tournaments overall, which is good enough for me to back the plus odds in this matchup.
Jordan Spieth +165 vs. Patrick Cantlay
Could his play last week in Phoenix be what turns Spieth around? I don’t know, but it’s a start. A brilliant third-round 61 had him in contention on Sunday settling for a T4. The game is all about confidence and Spieth has to have loads of that heading to an event where he’s been good. He won here in 2017 and has seven top-25s in eight starts. He’s a heavy underdog against the tournament favorite in this matchup, but I like Spieth’s chances. And I really like the price.
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