The latest event on the PGA Tour will be the star-studded AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, with some of the world's biggest names planning to play this weekend.
The PGA Tour remains in California for the third straight week and the Pro-Am is one of just eight tournaments to be designated as a Signature Event on the 2025 calendar.
Like it was in 2024, the tournament will be staged over two courses, Pebble Beach and Spyglass Hill, with 80 pros and 80 amateurs set to feature.
On the first two days, the pros and their amateur partners will play 18 holes at each course before the final 36 holes will be contested by the professionals only.
- SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER TO WIN AND EACH WAY
- PATRICK CANTLAY TO WIN AND EACH WAY
- NICK TAYLOR TO WIN AND EACH WAY
Returning Scheffler Looks Good Value
World number one Scottie Scheffler is nearly in the same mould as Tiger Woods at this stage of his career.
The American is automatically installed as the favourite whenever he tees it up and for good reason.
Backing the favourite is usually frowned upon in golf, but Scheffler may not offer as much value in future events.
He is returning after a short break after suffering an injury to his hand while preparing food on Christmas Day.
Usually, a player is best off being given a wide berth when they've been injured, but Scheffler is in a world of his own.
After failing to win his first six outings, the 28-year-old won eight of his final 16 events in 2024, including the Olympics.
Scheffler would not be returning to the course if he did not feel fully fit, so expect him to have a big week.
SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER TO WIN AND EACH WAY
Cantlay Returns To A Familiar Hunting Ground
The tournament can often reward previous winners and those with experience of playing the course, and Patrick Cantlay fits that bill.
He has started the season well, finishing inside the top 15 in his two outings at The Sentry and The American Express.
Cantlay has never missed a cut at the two courses and his form figures of late read 11-3-4-11.
The 32-year-old has struggled to get over the line in the last 12 months, but a return to his home state could be just what the doctor ordered.
PATRICK CANTLAY TO WIN AND EACH WAY
Recent Success Can Inspire Former Winner Taylor
Canadian Nick Taylor won his fifth PGA Tour event at the start of the year as he lifted the trophy at the Sony Open in Hawaii.
His second win on the PGA Tour came at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in 2020 and he has also finished in the top 20 at the event in 2022 and 2023.
Taylor has always seemed to relish playing in the event and his recent form should suit the tight greens on the coast.
NICK TAYLOR TO WIN AND EACH WAY
