2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Fantasy and Betting Preview: Key Stats, Course Breakdown, Tournament Trends, TV Times, and More

February 10, 2026

2026 AT&T Pebble Beach betting and fantasy golf preview with key stats, Pebble Beach course breakdown, field analysis, and TV times for this week’s PGA Tour event.

The PGA TOUR travels to Pebble Beach, California, this week for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am, the first Signature Event of the season. With Signature Event status comes an elevated prize pool and 700 FedEx Cup points up for grabs, but the field is limited to just 80 players, and there will be no cut. Amateurs will once again be paired with professionals for the opening two rounds, which will be played across Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill. Beginning on the weekend, all 80 professionals will compete solely at Pebble Beach.

Rory McIlroy returns to defend his title after capturing last year’s event and will also be making his first PGA TOUR start of the 2026 season. McIlroy has already seen competitive action on the DP World Tour, where he has made two starts this year.

For those who have followed my work in the past, you know my betting picks are usually included within this article. This year will be a little different, as my official plays will be part of our RotoBaller PGA Premium offerings. To get access to my top plays throughout the 2026 season, check out our awesome options now. If you are new here, the purpose of this preview is to provide a complete breakdown of everything you need to know about this week’s event. From course details and key statistics to historical trends and field insights, this article is designed to serve as a guide or at least a strong starting point as you build your betting card or DFS lineups. With plenty of opportunity on the board, let’s dive into the 2026 Farmers Insurance Open and get you fully prepared for the third week of the PGA Tour season.

Tournament Information

• Dates: February 12th – February 15th, 2026
• Location: Pebble Beach, California, United States
• Course: Pebble Beach Golf Links & Spyglass Hill Golf Course
• Format: 72-hole stroke play
  • Thursday-Friday: 2 Course Rotation
    • Pebble Beach Golf Links
    • Spyglass Hill Golf Course
  • Saturday-Sunday: Pebble Beach Golf Links
• Purse/ Winner: $20,000,000 /$3,600,000
• FedEx Cup Points: 700
• Field: 80 Players
• Cut: No Cut
• Playoff Format: Sudden Death – 18 repeat

Pebble Beach Golf Links Course Information

• Par: 72 (4x 3’s / 10x 4’s / 4x 5’s)
• Length: 6,989 Yards
• Greens: Poa annua .125”
• Fairways: Ryegrass / Poa annua .450”
• Rough: Ryegrass / Poa annua 2-3”
• Bunkers: 116
• Water Hazard(s): 1 (In-Play on 1 Holes)
• Average Green Size: 5,000 sq. ft.
• Stimpmeter: 10.5 ft.
• Course Scoring Average:
  • 2025: 70.10 (-1.90), Rank 38 of 50
  • 2024: 69.63 (-2.37), Rank 41 of 51
  • 2023: 71.53 (-0.47), Rank 20 of 49

Course Architect:

• Course Architect: Jack Neville and Douglas Grant (1919)
• Renovations: Several

Comparable Courses:

• Sea Island Golf Club – RSM Classic
  • Coastal, Short Course, Emphasis on Accuracy off the Tee, second shot golf course
• Port Royal Golf Course – Butterfield Bermuda Championship
  • Coastal, Short Course, Emphasis on Accuracy off the Tee, second shot golf course
• Harbour Town – RBC Heritage
  • Windy Conditions, Short Course, Small Greens, Emphasis on Accuracy off the Tee, second shot golf course, Poa annua green complex
• Waialae Country Club – Sony Open in Hawaii
  • Coastal, Short Course, Emphasis on Accuracy off the Tee, second shot golf course

Comparable Location (Pebble Beach, California):

• PGA West – La Quinta, California – The American Express
• Torrey Pines (South and North) – La Jolla, California – Farmers Insurance Open
• The Riviera Country Club – Pacific Palisades, California – The Genesis Invitational
• Silverado Resort and Spa (North Course) – Napa, California – Procore Championship

Comparable Yardage (6,989 Yards):

• Sea Island Golf Club (Seaside Course) – 7,005 Yards – RSM Classic
• Wai'alae Country Club – 7,044 Yards – Sony Open in Hawaii

Comparable Greens (Poa annua .095”):

• Torrey Pines (South) – Poa annua .095” – Farmers Insurance Open
• Spyglass Hill GC – Poa annua .100” – AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
• The Riviera Country Club – Poa annua .100” – The Genesis Invitational

Comparable Average Green Size (3,500 sq. ft.):

• Harbour Town Golf Links – 3,700 sq. ft. – RBC Heritage

Spyglass Hill Golf Course Information

• Par: 72 (4x 3’s / 10x 4’s / 4x 5’s)
• Length: 7,071 Yards
• Greens: Poa annua .120”
• Fairways: Perennial ryegrass / Poa annua .400”
• Rough: Perennial ryegrass / Poa annua 3”
• Bunkers: 62
• Water Hazard(s): 4 (In-Play on 4 Holes)
• Average Green Size: 5,000 sq. ft.
• Stimpmeter: 11.5 ft.
• Course Scoring Average:
  • 2025: 69.99 (-2.01), Rank 40 of 50
  • 2024: 70.58 (-1.42), Rank 31 of 51
  • 2023: 72.80 (+0.80), Rank 8 of 49

Course Architect:

• Course Architect: Robert Trent Jones Sr. (1966)
• Renovations: Tom Fazio, Pebble Beach Company (1999)

Comparable Courses:

• Sea Island Golf Club – RSM Classic
  • Coastal, Short Course, Emphasis on Accuracy off the Tee, second shot golf course
• Port Royal Golf Course – Butterfield Bermuda Championship
  • Coastal, Short Course, Emphasis on Accuracy off the Tee, second shot golf course
• Harbour Town – RBC Heritage
  • Windy Conditions, Short Course, Small Greens, Emphasis on Accuracy off the Tee, second shot golf course, Poa annua green complex
• Waialae Country Club – Sony Open in Hawaii
  • Coastal, Short Course, Emphasis on Accuracy off the Tee, second shot golf course

Comparable Location (Pebble Beach, California):

• PGA West – La Quinta, California – The American Express
• Torrey Pines (South and North) – La Jolla, California – Farmers Insurance Open
• The Riviera Country Club – Pacific Palisades, California – The Genesis Invitational
• Silverado Resort and Spa (North Course) – Napa, California – Procore Championship

Designer Link (Robert Trent Jones Sr.):

• Dunes Golf and Beach Club – Robert Trent Jones Sr. Design (1948) – ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic
• Port Royal Golf Course – Robert Trent Jones Sr. Design (1971) – Butterfield Bermuda Championship
• Bellerive Country Club – Robert Trent Jones Sr. Design (1897) – 2026 BMW Championship/ 2018 PGA Championship

Comparable Yardage (7,071 Yards):

• Sea Island Golf Club (Plantation Course) – 7,060 Yards – RSM Classic
• La Quinta Country Club – 7,060 Yards – The American Express
• Hurstbourne Country Club – 7,056 Yards – ISCO Championship

Comparable Greens Poa annua .120”):

• Torrey Pines (South) – Poa annua .095” – Farmers Insurance Open
• Pebble Beach Golf Links – Poa annua .125” – AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
• The Riviera Country Club – Poa annua .100” – The Genesis Invitational

Comparable Average Green Size (5,000 sq. ft.):

• Torrey Pines (South Course) – 5,000 sq. ft. – Farmers Insurance Open
• Colonial Country Club – 5,000 sq. ft. – Charles Schwab Challenge
• Muirfield Village Golf Club – 5,000 sq. ft. – the Memorial Tournament
• TPC River Highlands – 5,000 sq. ft. – Travelers Championship

TV Information (all times ET)

• Round 1: Thursday, February 12th, 2026
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 11:45 AM – 3:00 PM
  • Golf Channel – 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM
• Round 2: Friday, February 13th, 2026
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 11:45 AM – 3:00 PM
  • Golf Channel – 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM
• Round 3: Saturday, February 14th, 2026
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM
  • Golf Channel – 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
  • CBS – 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM
• Round 4: Sunday, February 15th, 2026
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 11:00 PM – 1:00 PM
  • Golf Channel – 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
  • CBS – 3:00 PM – 6:30 PM

Course/Tournament History

Pebble Beach Golf Links, located along the breathtaking coastline of the Monterey Peninsula in California, is one of the most iconic and celebrated golf courses in the world. Designed by Jack Neville and Douglas Grant, the course opened in 1919 and quickly gained a reputation for its stunning ocean views and challenging layout. Over the years, it has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments, including six U.S. Opens, with legendary moments such as Jack Nicklaus’s 1-iron shot to the 17th green in 1972 and Tiger Woods’s record-breaking 15-shot victory in 2000.

Pebble Beach is also the annual host of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, a beloved event that combines professional golfers and celebrities. With its dramatic cliffs, rolling fairways, and iconic holes like the par-3 7th and the par-5 18th, Pebble Beach continues to captivate players and fans, solidifying its place as a cornerstone of American golf history.

Spyglass Hill Golf Course, part of the renowned Pebble Beach Resorts on California’s Monterey Peninsula, is celebrated for its challenging design and picturesque beauty. Opened in 1966, the course was designed by legendary architect Robert Trent Jones Sr., who masterfully combined coastal dunes and dense forest landscapes into a seamless layout.

Named after Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel Treasure Island, the course embraces its theme with holes named after characters and locations from the book. The opening five holes feature sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean and sandy dunes, while the remaining holes wind through the Del Monte Forest, presenting a stark contrast and a demanding test of accuracy.

The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is one of the most unique and celebrated tournaments on the PGA Tour, combining world-class golf with celebrity entertainment. The event was founded in 1937 by singer and actor Bing Crosby, originally called the “Crosby Clambake,” and was first played at Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club.

In 1947, it moved to the Monterey Peninsula, where it has since become synonymous with Pebble Beach Golf Links and its surrounding courses, including Spyglass Hill and the Monterey Peninsula Country Club. Known for its iconic oceanfront setting, the tournament pairs professional golfers with amateur partners, often featuring celebrities, athletes, and business leaders.

Previous Tournament Venues:

Previous Tournament Names:

Tournament Records:

• 72-Hole Record (T&T Pebble Beach Pro Am):
  • 265, Brandt Snedeker (2015)

• Largest Margin of Victory (T&T Pebble Beach Pro Am):
  • 5 Strokes – Lloyd Mangrum (1948), Cary Middlecoff (1956), Jack Nicklaus (1967), Fuzzy Zoeller (1986), Arron Oberholser (2006), Phil Mickelson (2007)

• Most Wins at Event:
  • 5 – Mark O’Meara (1985, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1997) & Phil Mickelson (1998, 2005, 2007, 2012, 2019)

Course Records:

• 18-Hole Record (Pebble Beach Golf Links):
  • 60, Wyndham Clark (third round, 2024)

• 18-Hole Record (Spyglass Hill Golf Course):
  • 62, Phil Mickelson (first round, 2005), Luke Donald (first round, 2006)

Pebble Beach Golf Links Course Guide/ Scorecard

Pebble Beach is one of the shortest courses on the PGA TOUR, measuring just 6,989 yards. Last season, it played at 6,972 yards, with an additional 17 yards added to Hole No. 6 for this year. Despite the lack of length, the course defends itself in other ways, most notably through the persistent winds that come off the Pacific Ocean, with many holes fully exposed to the elements.

Pebble Beach also features the smallest greens on TOUR, which has led to lower greens in regulation rates and places a significant emphasis on Strokes Gained: Around the Green and scrambling. Driving distance is less of a factor here, as the average driving distance at Pebble Beach is well below the PGA TOUR average. Off the tee, many players opt to club down due to narrow fairways and the fact that added length offers minimal advantage on several holes, some of which force layups regardless.

Notable Par 3s

The four par 3’s range from 106 to 202 yards. Last year, No. 7 was the only par 3 to have a scoring average under par.

Hole 7 | Par 3 | 106 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 2.852 (Difficulty Rank 11)

Take a look at the flag on the sixth green to gauge what the wind is doing. Aces have been made here with clubs ranging from a lob wedge to a 3-iron.

Hole 17 | Par 3 | 178 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 3.127 (Difficulty Rank 4)

This iconic hourglass-shaped green can play 15 yards longer or shorter, depending on the pin placement. The traditional Sunday U.S. Open hole location is back-left, where Nicklaus famously hit the flag with a 1-iron, and Tom Watson chipped in.

Notable Par 4s

There are 10 par 4s at Pebble Beach, with the majority of those holes ranging between 400 and 450 yards. In terms of scoring average, the toughest par 4 on the course last year was No. 9.

Hole 8 | Par 4 | 428 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 4.157 (Difficulty Rank 2)

From the bottom tees, an aiming rock helps you find this fairway, which pours over a cliff after about 240 yards. From there, enjoy what Nicklaus calls his favorite approach shot in all of golf, over a seaside chasm to a green that steeply slopes from back to front. This was also the scene of Jordan Speith’s miraculous shot in 2022.

Hole 9 | Par 4 | 504 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 4.263 (Difficulty Rank 1)

Welcome to the toughest hole of the 2019 U.S. Open. The fairway plateaus 200 yards from the green, before falling right to Carmel Beach. Big drives get you closer to this well-protected green, but you’ll have to deal with a downhill lie.

Notable Par 5s

There are four par 5s on the course: No. 2, No. 6, No. 14, and No. 18. All of these holes had a scoring average under par in 2025. Hole No. 2 was the easiest hole on the course last year, with a scoring average of 0.619 below par. Hole No. 6 has been stretched to 540 yards this year, up 17 yards from last season.

Hole 6 | Par 5 | 540 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 4.72 (Difficulty Rank 15)

Take a good look at where the green is as you walk up to your drive. The second shot of this iconic par-5 climbs nearly four stories to an elevated second fairway.

Hole 18 | Par 5 | 543 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 4.653 (Difficulty Rank 16)

It’s one of the most famous finishing holes in golf. Aggressive drives attempting to reach this par-5 in two need to send their tee shots left of the tree in the fairway. Or you can safely play to the right of the tree, lay up, and wedge onto the green.

Featured/ Signature Hole(s): 7, 8

Spyglass Hill Golf Course Guide/ Scorecard

Spyglass Hill Golf Course is the longer of the two venues in play this week, measuring 7,071 yards, yet it still ranks as the sixth shortest course on the PGA TOUR. Last season, it played at 7,041 yards, with an additional 30 yards added to Hole No. 14 for this year. The opening five holes are the only stretch of the course exposed to winds off the Pacific Ocean. Once players move inland, the layout becomes heavily tree-lined, significantly reducing the impact of wind on ball flight.

While the four par 5s are lengthy and demanding, Spyglass Hill also features several short par 4s that players must capitalize on to score. The greens average roughly 5,000 square feet, notably larger than those at Pebble Beach, but approach play remains at a premium, as precise second shots are still critical to setting up birdie opportunities and avoiding difficult recoveries.

Notable Par 3s

The four par 3s  at Spyglass Hill Golf Course range from 130 to 203 yards, placing a premium on precision and smart club selection. In last year’s AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, every par 3 had a scoring average under par except for No. 5.

Hole 3 | Par 3 | 172 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 2.938 (Difficulty Rank 10)

The tee box yields a specular view of Cypress Point Club, Bird Rock, and Monterey Peninsula Country Club. Since this downhill shot faces the Pacific Ocean, it is almost always into a seaside breeze, making the distance difficult to calculate. Once you find the green, notice that putts race to the ocean.

Hole 15 | Par 3 | 130 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 2.725 (Difficulty Rank 14)

Barely longer than the famous seventh hole at Pebble Beach, this downhill par-3 is guarded by a pond short and a hillside dotted with bunkers long. Watch out for a tier that divides the upper back half of the green from the lower front.

Notable Par 4s

There are 10 par 4s at Spyglass Hill Golf Course, with the majority of those holes ranging between 400 and 450 yards. In terms of scoring average, the toughest par 4 on the course last year was No. 18.

Hole 4 | Par 4 | 370 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 4.000 (Difficulty Rank 7)

This is Robert Trent Jones Sr.’s favorite par-4 he ever designed. Admire this wild green sunken between sand dunes. The putting surface is just 10 yards wide at its most forgiving, and some 55 yards deep. Be mindful of the hole location. It will dictate the type of shot you’ll want to play.

Hole 17 | Par 4 | 325 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 3.625 (Difficulty Rank 15)

This short dogleg-left par-4 wraps around four fairway bunkers. You don’t need much off the tee, but you’ll want to keep your second shot below the hole. The 17th green is one of the steepest on the course.

Notable Par 5s

There are four par 5s on the course: No. 1, No. 7, No. 11, and No. 14. All of these holes had a scoring average under par in 2025. Hole No. 11 was the easiest hole on the course last year, with a scoring average of 0.637 below par. Hole No. 14 has been stretched to 590 yards this year, up 30 yards from last season.

Hole 11 | Par 5 | 561 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 4.363 (Difficulty Rank 18)

This short dogleg-left par-4 wraps around four fairway bunkers. You don’t need much off the tee, but you’ll want to keep your second shot below the hole. The 17th green is one of the steepest on the course.

Hole 14 | Par 5 | 590 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 4.85 (Difficulty Rank 11)

This double-doglegging par-5 is challenging to reach in two because of its shape. An imposing pond also starts 70 yards in front of the green. The middle half of this green does feed right, which can help approaches work their way toward a hole tucked behind the pond.

Featured/ Signature Hole(s): 4

Key Statistics

As the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am returns to Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill Golf Course, understanding how these courses compare to PGA Tour averages can help identify which players are best suited for success. Here’s how Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill Golf Course stack up statistically:

Strokes Gained: Off the Tee

• Strokes Gained: Off the Tee
  Success at Pebble Beach begins with smart positioning off the tee rather than pure power. With narrow fairways, coastal winds, and frequent doglegs, players who can control ball flight and place the ball in the correct spots gain a clear advantage. Distance can help on a handful of holes, but accuracy and decision-making are far more important than raw length at Pebble Beach.

Strokes Gained: Approach

• Approach play is one of the most important factors for success at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Pebble Beach and Spyglass Hill feature some of the smallest greens on the PGA TOUR, putting a premium on precise iron and wedge play. Players who consistently control distance and trajectory into these tiny targets give themselves far more birdie chances while avoiding difficult scrambling situations.

Strokes Gained: Around the Green

• With extremely small greens and closely mown run-off areas, missed approaches are inevitable this week. Players who excel around the green can save pars at a high rate and limit damage when greens are missed. Creativity, touch, and comfort playing from tight lies are essential skills at Pebble Beach.

Strokes Gained: Putting (Poa)

• The green complexes at Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill Golf Course are Poa annua, which can become bumpy as the day progresses. Over the past four editions of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, three winners have ranked seventh or better in Strokes Gained: Putting for the week. Comfort on Poa greens is a major edge, especially in a no-cut, limited-field event where scoring opportunities must be converted.

Par 3 Scoring: 175-200 Yards

• Par 3 scoring from 175 to 200 yards is a key skill set this week. Three of the four par 3s at Pebble Beach Golf Links fall within this range, and the same is true for Spyglass Hill Golf Course.

Par 4 Scoring: 400-450 Yards

• The majority of par 4s this week fall in the 400–450 yard range between Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill Golf Course, placing a premium on positioning off the tee and sharp approach play into small greens. Players who can consistently set up manageable second shots will separate themselves over four rounds.

Par 5 Scoring: 500-550 Yards

• Three of the four par 5s at Pebble Beach Golf Links measure between 500 and 550 yards. While not overly long, these holes still demand precision due to narrow landing areas and risk-reward decisions around the greens.

Bogey Avoidance

• While birdies are available, Pebble Beach can punish mistakes quickly. Missed fairways, poorly judged approaches, and short-sided misses often lead to dropped shots. Players who limit bogeys and avoid big numbers tend to climb the leaderboard, especially in windy conditions.

Proximity Gained: 100-125 Yards

• Pebble Beach Golf Links features a higher-than-average number of approach shots from the 100–125 yard range. Players who excel with wedges from these distances can create a significant edge by consistently giving themselves inside-the-circle birdie looks.

Comparable Courses and Event History

• Course history and performance at comparable coastal venues can provide valuable insight this week. Pebble Beach places very specific demands on a player’s skill set, including accuracy, wedge play, short game, and Poa putting. Golfers who have found success on short, wind-affected coastal courses often translate that form well at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.

The Field

The 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am boasts a loaded 80-man field featuring many of the game’s biggest stars. The field includes the top nine players in the Official World Golf Ranking, led by World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler and reigning champion McIlroy, who sits at No. 2. Adding even more depth and intrigue, each of the last six champions will tee it up this week, setting the stage for one of the strongest non-major fields of the season.

Basis of qualification for each entrant this week:

• Top 50 on Prior Year's FedExCup Points List
• Aon Next 10 (FedExCup Fall thru RSM)
• Leading Finisher from the Race to Dubai, not otherwise exempt
• Aon Swing 5 (through WM Phoenix Open)
• Sponsors Exemptions
• Top 30 OWGR - PGA TOUR Members
• FedExCup Fall Points List

Previous Winners in the Field (Event):

• Rory McIlroy – 2025
• Wyndham Clark – 2024
• Justin Rose – 2023
• Tom Hoge – 2022
• Daniel Berger – 2021
• Nick Taylor – 2020
• Jordan Spieth – 2017

Debutants in the Field:

• Aldrich Potgieter, Christopher Gotterup, Jacob Bridgeman, Joe Highsmith, Mac Meissner, Marco Penge, Matt McCarty, Michael Thorbjornsen, Pierceson Coody, Rico Hoey, Ryan Fox, Ryan Gerard, Ryo Hisatsune, Sami Valimaki, Steven Fisk

Exemptions:

• Tony Finau: Sponsors Exemptions - Members not otherwise exempt
• Billy Horschel: Sponsors Exemptions - Members not otherwise exempt
• Keith Mitchell: Sponsors Exemptions - Members not otherwise exempt
• Sahith Theegala: Sponsors Exemptions - Members not otherwise exempt

Notable Withdraws/ Changes:

• Sahith Theegala (In, sponsor exemption)
• Jake Knapp (In, via Aon Swing 5)
• Andrew Putnam (Out, falls out of Aon Swing 5)
• Alex Smalley (In, fills field to 80 players)

The Odds

Here’s a breakdown of the top players in the field for this year’s AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am at Pebble Beach Golf Links, ranked by current betting odds (via DraftKings). The table below details each player’s five most recent finishes on the PGA Tour and their last result at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. My top plays of the week are included in the TeeOffSports VIP+ PGA Premium package.

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Previous Winners' Scores, Prices, and Strokes Gained (Rank at Tournament)

• 2025: Rory McIlory (-21)
  • Price: 12-1

• 2024: Wyndham Clark (-17)
  • Price: 70-1

• 2023: Justin Rose (-18)
  • Price: 35-1

• 2022: Tom Hoge (-19)
  • Price: 60-1

• 2021: Daniel Berger (-18)
  • Price: 18-1

Previous Winners Incoming Form (Last 5 Starts)

• 2025: Rory McIlroy
  • T4 – Hero Dubai Desert Classic (DPWT)
  • WON – DP World Tour Championship (DPWT)
  • T3 – Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship (DPWT)
  • T25 – Alfred Dunhill Links Championship (DPWT)
  • T2 – BMW PGA Championship (DPWT)
• 2024: Wyndham Clark
  • T39 – The American Express (PGA)
  • T29 – The Sentry (PGA)
  • 19 – Hero World Challenge (PGA)
  • T37 – Dunlop Phoenix Tournament (JPN)
  • T56 – Estrella Damm N.A. Andalucía Masters (DPWT)
• 2023: Justin Rose
  • T18 – Farmers Insurance Open (PGA)
  • T26 – The American Express (PGA)
  • T29 – The RSM Classic (PGA)
  • T9 – Cadence Bank Houston Open (PGA)
  • MC- World Wide Technology Championship (PGA)
• 2022: Tom Hoge
  • MC – Farmers Insurance Open (PGA)
  • T4 – The RSM Classic (PGA)
  • T46 – Hewlett Packard Enterprise Houston Open (PGA)
  • T46- World Wide Technology Championship (PGA)
  • 17 – ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP (PGA)
• 2021: Daniel Berger
  • MC – Waste Management Phoenix Open (PGA)
  • T7 – Sony Open in Hawaii (PGA)
  • 10 – Sentry Tournament of Champions (PGA)
  • T23 – Mayakoba Golf Classic (PGA)
  • T17 – ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP (PGA)

Previous Winners' Finishes at Event

2025: Rory McIlroy

2024: Wyndham Clark

2023: Justin Rose

2022: Tom Hoge

2021: Daniel Berger

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