DraftKings PGA DFS Lineup Picks - The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-AM (2026)

February 10, 2026

Spencer's DraftKings PGA DFS lineup picks for the AT&T Pebble Beach (2026). His PGA DFS targets and value plays for daily fantasy golf lineups, and golfers to avoid.

Welcome, everyone, to my DraftKings PGA DFS lineup picks and advice for the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-AM. I'll be providing DFS picks and analysis to help you set those winning DraftKings lineups.

New starting this year -- if you want to see a deeper dive into my DraftKings analysis and thoughts for the week, you can click that link and find my beefed-up version, including more picks, data, analysis, and PGA DFS models.

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Fantasy PGA DraftKings Lineup Picks - AT&T Pebble Beach

Below are some of my favorite picks for DraftKings. We also have tons of other great weekly PGA articles, DFS analysis, tools, and DFS advice. Be sure to read our other fantastic articles regarding this week's event.

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• The Pebble Beach

Vegas Report (All Pre-Tournament Bets)

• Top Pre-Tournament H2H Pick: (104-60-9) 63.41%
• All Pre-Tournament H2Hs: (353-277-34) 56.00%
• In-Tournament H2Hs (361-250-69) 59.08%
• Total H2Hs Since 2017: (714-527-103) 57.53%
• Outright Winners Since 2017: 55
• Units: +341.218 Units
• All Totals Are Entering 2026
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In-Tournament Head-To-Head Bets For Rounds 1,2,3 and 4

• Lifetime Record:
• (361-250-69) 59.08%
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Let's Look at the Stats

The Pebble Beach Field

• Field Size: 80
• Cut: No Cut
• Top 20 Entrants: 18

Last Five Winners of The Pebble Beach Pro AM

Expected Cut Line

Pebble Beach + Spyglass Hill

6,816 Yards - Par 72 - Greens: Poa

(Pebble/Spyglass split on Thursday & Friday - Both weekend rounds at Pebble Beach

Course history will land in my Premium DraftKings article this week!

First Look Into Outright Bets

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Final 2023 Golf Betting Results:
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2023 (+16.634 Units)
2022 (+67.485 Units)
2021 (+68.846 Units)
2020 (+37.015 Units)
2019 (+27.743 Units)
2018 (+55.88 Units)
2017 (+54.26 Units)

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Favorite DFS Plays for the Pebble Beach Pro AM

Not so much with this Jake Knapp answer that you will get below, since he is one of the mutual agreements on the slate, but the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-AM provides a unique outlet we might not normally see for a no-cut tournament of 80 players when we dive into one core factor.

There is no way around it in today's modern market. DataGolf controls much of what we get across the space. That answer is forefront for both DFS and betting returns.

I am proud of the work we do at RotoBaller and of our industry-leading potential in matchups. Still, it doesn't mean we are going to win the head-to-head shift in market impact against a site like DataGolf (nor would I want to, because their influence allows some contrarian viewpoints on our end).

Datagolf is extremely sound when it comes to their values. My model rarely has a clear 180-degree difference in how a tournament will play out over the week, oftentimes agreeing with their overall math. We can find our deviations in a slate for DFS to try and avoid the public sentiment, but they are very good at what they do, and trying to oppose them for the sheer sake of being different will be a losing proposition long-term. Numbers typically work better for all when my math aligns with theirs.

That answer of similarities will barely come to fruition this week outside of Jake Knapp, though. A no-cut tournament will always be boom-or-bust in nature to begin with because there are only so many differing routes you can take to get unique (without going so rogue that it makes no sense), although this week presents the ultimate gamble for me: either win a lot of money or none, because of the differences I see in what is proper when it comes to roster construction.

My math really likes the ultra-negative part of the slate when looking at their numbers. Tommy Fleetwood, Russell Henley, Sepp Straka, Justin Rose, Jason Day, Shane Lowry, Viktor Hovland. All these names might experience less 'playability' in the public's eyes than you might expect because of the impact of DataGolf's reach. I also found myself in full-fade spots in a lot of what they have going at the top. I like Scottie Scheffler (as they do), but the lower-tiered options are not as in agreement, which continues this ability to swing for the fence and hope for the best.

There is a very negative return present and one that might end up with egg on my face, although I love the concept of being able to be unique in an 80-man field. It is rare to get that path in today's modern market.

Jake Knapp ($7,900)

I stated this earlier, but this is not going to be a unique take. Jake Knapp is the single-best value on the board for me at his $7,9000 price tag.

The 31-year-old has started the year on fire, posting three consecutive top-11 finishes, including a ball-striking display in Phoenix that arguably could have won him the tournament had he gotten his typical sound putting returns.

My model ranked Knapp seventh overall in putting in this field, sixth on Poa greens over his last 24 rounds, and fifth in par-five scoring. If the returns of him being 10th in this tournament while approaching the green in similar conditions come to fruition, the sky is the limit for Knapp to not only compete but potentially win a title. I am going to continue riding this hot form until the wheels fall off.

Sepp Straka ($7,700), Harry Hall ($7,500)

One of the biggest indicators for success at this tournament has been 'Putts Per GIR.'

Wyndham Clark led the way in my model two years ago. Rory McIlroy, who isn't some prototypical fit here, landed top 10. The names have been consistent in their returns.

Here is the reconstructed board for me of the top 12 in a hybrid version of that category in 2026. Not all of these names grade out extremely well overall, but it does help to point in a direction.

Straka adds to that return by being the sixth-best SG:Total golfer in this field over the last year and might be a value of sorts because of his recent negative form on tour. I love the idea of betting on his upside in a no-cut tournament. Hall, on the other hand, continues to be one of my favorite golfers in the world for the price point you normally pay in these elevated fields.

$7,500 (Or Less)

Matt McCarty ($6,800), Jacon Bridgeman ($6,900), Harry Hall ($7,500)

Those are the three best-rated golfers for me from $7,500 and less. You can dive into my model to get a better sense of what it likes or dislikes about all those names above.

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