AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Odds, Picks and Best Bets 2026

Last Updated: Thursday, February 12 at 8:37 a.m. ET

⛳ AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am: Key takeaways

• Best early bet:  Russell Henley to win outright (+3250 at Fanatics) – 10 straight Top 20s with true strokes gained on approach in each.
  
  
• Best early value: Jason Day to win outright (+4500 at Fanatics) – Nine career Top 10s at Pebble and approach game is dialed.
  
  
• Course: Tournament experience and strong iron play, both on approach and around the small greens, win this event.
  
  
• Weather: Tuesday forecasts call for dry and quiet weather for the first two rounds, with the potential for a rainy and windy Round 4 on Sunday.
  
  
• Expected cut: The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is a Signature Event on the PGA Tour and doesn't have a cut.

AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am odds: favorites & full field

The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am runs Feb. 12-15 at Pebble Beach Golf Links. Below are the latest outright odds, followed by the picks and market-by-market best bets we like this week.

Odds as of Thursday, February 12 at 8:30 a.m. ET.

Check out the full AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am field here.

Best bets card 

• Outright: Si Woo Kim (+2800 at Fanatics): Elite tee-to-green play has returned an active T11-T6-T2-T3 heater.
  
  
• Outright: Russell Henley (+3250 at Fanatics): 10 straight Top 20s with true strokes gained on approach in each.
  
  
• Outright: Jason Day (+4500 at Fanatics): Nine career Top 10s at Pebble, and approach game is dialed.
  
  
• Outright: Sepp Straka (+6000 at Fanatics): Tee-to-green game in top form and T7 here in 2025.
  
  
• Top 20: Si Woo Kim (-110 at Fanatics): Gained true strokes across the board to finish solo 12th here in 2025.
  
  
• Top 20: Wyndham Clark (+210 at Fanatics): 2024 winner played better than he finished at WM Phoenix Open.
  
  
• Top 20: Ben Griffin (-110 at Fanatics): Complete game led to a fall win and solo second before T19-T24-T28 start to 2026.
  
  
• Top 20: Jason Day (+165 at Fanatics): Long odds considering Day has a dozen Top 20s at Pebble.
  
  
• 72-Hole Matchup: Viktor Hovland over Xander Schauffele (+110 at Fanatics): Current ball-striking form favors Hovland.
  
  
• 72-Hole Matchup: Jason Day over Harris English (-105 at Fanatics): Day's knowledge of and track record at Pebble gives him a huge edge.

Course breakdown: What wins at Pebble Beach Golf Links?

Pebble Beach Golf Links features small Poa Annua greens that are protected by bunkers, and players need precision from tee-to-green in addition to a tidy shot game to score. The short 6,989-yard Par 72 track is a Jack Neville & Douglas Grant design with coastal views that also leave the players at the mercy of potential penal coastal weather conditions.

Players will all play one of their four rounds at Spyglass Hill Golf Course, which added ShotLink data ahead of the 2025 event. With just one round played at Spyglass and the similarities between the two tracks, I focus the majority of my handicap on the fit for Pebble.

• Approach play wins, with 100-125 yards out a particularly key range
  
  
• Small, bunker-protected Poa Annua green surfaces require a clean short game
  
  
• Four reachable Par 5s, which are critical to capitalize on with birdies and eagles

Players to watch

• Russell Henley: Accurate tee-to-green and a master on and around the putting surface.
  
  
• Patrick Cantlay: Meticulous and diligent in every facet, and takes what the course gives him.
  
  
• Si Woo Kim: Tee-to-green game is in elite form with particularly dialed approach play.

Key stats & player profiles to target

• True strokes gained: approach: with the highlighted 120-125 yard range extending to 75-150 yards on the margins.
  
  
• True strokes gained: around-the-green/scrambling: the small greens can lead to short-game stress
  
  
• Par-5 scoring: There are four reachable Par 5s in each round, and winners have consistently put circles on the card
  
  
• Driving distance: rarely an asset with the luxury of clubbing down from driver a frequent option.

Players to watch

• Scottie Scheffler: Checks all the statistical boxes, including ranking second in Par-5 scoring in 2026 and 2025.
  
  
• Jason Day: Has gained true strokes tee-to-green and around-the-green here in five of past six trips.
  
  
• Rory McIlroy: Played Par 5s at -10 to win last year, and an outlier of overpowering Pebble from the tee.

Odds movement & market notes

An 80-player, no-cut event has a different outlook than a full field with a cut after two rounds, and having Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy headlining this Signature Event gives longer odds to players further down the board. Considering the "Without Scheffler" betting markets is an option if you're looking to take the World No. 1 out of the equation. 

It’s also important to note the Signature Events have largely been won by top players, with Chris Kirk taking down the 2024 Sentry standing out as the only true longshot (+15000 to +20000 pretournament odds) to hoist the hardware. 

As a result, my betting card doesn’t drift too far down the odds board in this loaded field.

Midweek odds moves 

• Xander Schauffele’s odds are in a free fall down to +2000 at Fanatics after he opened at +3250.
  
  
• Patrick Cantlay has traded as low as +3500 at Fanatics, and the California native is now priced at a long +4500 Wednesday evening.
  
  
• Jordan Spieth has seen his price climb at some sportsbooks, with the 2017 winner missing the cut last week and losing true strokes across the board in the WM Phoenix Open.
  
  

Outright picks: winners to bet

Pick 1: Si Woo Kim to win (+2800)

A tee-to-green heater has Si Woo Kim surging along a T11-T6-T2-T3 start to the 2026 season.

• Course Fit: Gained true strokes in all five metrics for 2025 solo-12th
• Recent Form: Scorching hot tee-to-green play led to consecutive Top 5s
• Market Value: Odds reflective of recent world-class play and finishes

Risk: Will enough putts drop to win in a loaded field?

Pick 2: Jason Day to win (+4500)

Approach game is dialed, and Jason Day has nine Top 10s in 16 trips to Pebble Beach. 

• Course Fit: 1.72 true strokes gained per round during career at Pebble 
• Recent Form: Seventh in true strokes gained approach the past two events
• Market Value: Long odds considering Day’s track record in this event

Risk: Short game was uncharacteristically poor in his last event.

Best Top 20 bets

Pick 1: Ben Griffin to finish Top 20 (-110 at Fanatics)

Well-rounded game has led to a fall win and solo second before T19-T24-T28 start to 2026. 

• Market Fit: Fair price given consistent finishes and all-around game
• Key Stat: True strokes gained across the board over past six events

Risk: Trajectory may be trending down following breakout 2025 season.

Pick 2: Jason Day to finish Top 20 (+165 at Fanatics)

Approach game is dialed, and Day has a dozen Top 20s in 16 trips to Pebble Beach. 

• Market Fit: Long odds considering Day’s 12 Top 20s at the track
• Key Stat: 1.72 true strokes gained on field during career at Pebble 

Risk: Short game was uncharacteristically poor in last event.

Matchup & head-to-head bets

Pick 1: Viktor Hovland over Xander Schauffele (+110 at Fanatics)

Xander Schauffele has scuffled with a MC-T41 start to the season, and Viktor Hovland is fourth in this field in true strokes gained on approach with four top 10s across his past seven events.

• Matchup Advantage:Hovland’s ball-striking is dial, Schauffele’s isn’t
• Key Stat: Schaufele is 61st in the field in true strokes gained around the green
  

Risk: Schauffele can flip the script, while Hovland is prone to shot-game yips.

Pick 2: Jason Day over Harris English (-105 at Fanatics)

Harris English has topped out with a T40 in this event all the way back in 2012, while Jason Day has been a consistent threat to win here throughout his career.

• Matchup Advantage: Course knowledge and current form both favor Day
• Key Stat: Jason Day has 12 Top 20s at Pebble, and English has none

Risk: English turned heads in three of four 2025 major championships.

First-round leader bets

Pick 1: Scottie Scheffler first-round leader (+650 at Fanatics)

World No. 1 has consecutive Top 10s here with a Friday-low 64 at Pebble in 2024.

• Market Fit: Odds are double the price of his outright +300 number
• Key Stat: PGA Tour Round 1 scoring leader annually since 2023

Risk: Dead heat rules cut odds if Scottie Scheffler ties for first.

Pick 2: Wyndham Clark first-round leader (+3000 at Fanatics)

Wyndham Clark carded a course record 60 at Pebble in Round 3 of the 2024 edition to win.

• Market Fit: Long number for a major champion and former winner
• Key Stat: Gained +3.79 true strokes from tee-to-green in record-breaking round

Risk: Enters on shaky T65-T35 run with ho-hum statistics.

How to watch & tee times 

How to watch:

• Thursday-Friday: 3-7 p.m. (Golf Channel)
• Saturday: 1-3 p.m. (Golf Channel), 3-7 p.m. (CBS)
• Sunday: 1-3 p.m. (Golf Channel), 3-6:30 p.m. (CBS)

Tee times:

• Round 1 tee times for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am have been released, and can be found on the official PGA TOUR website.

AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am betting FAQ

When is the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am?

The 2026 edition of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am runs Thursday, Feb. 12, to Sunday, Feb. 15.

Where will the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am be played?

Pebble Beach Golf Links in Pebble Beach, California — 23 miles west of Salinas — is the site of the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.

Who is the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am favorite?

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is the betting favorite to win the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.

What are the most popular bets at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am?

Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Justin Rose, Viktor Hovland and Si Woo Kim are among the most bet golfers for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am ahead of Round 1.

What are AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am FRL markets?

First Round Leader (FRL) markets center around which player(s) will be in the lead following the first 18 holes of the tournament. 

How do AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am matchup bets work?

When betting Pebble Beach Pro-Am matchups, you're selecting which golfer will score better between the two players listed in that specific market.

What is the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am cut line?

The 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is a Signature Event, and there isn't a cut following Round 2. 

Are AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am odds the same across all sportsbooks?

You'll see slight variations in odds across sportsbooks for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am; it's always good practice to check multiple sports betting sites for the best odds.

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