AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Tournament Review and Notes

Daniel Berger made a 30-foot, 7-inch eagle putt at the 72nd hole to win the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am by two strokes to earn his fourth PGA Tour title and first since the 2020 Charles Schwab Challenge.

Berger recorded his 26th consecutive score of par or better, the longest active streak on the tour.

With his performance at Pebble Beach, Patrick Cantlay (T-3) moved into the No. 1 spot in the current FedExCup standings.

Jordan Spieth (T-3) posted back-to-back top-fives on Tour for the first time since 2018.

Maverick McNealy (-16) finished as runner-up to Berger and has two Top-fives in 50 career starts on the tour, both at Pebble Beach.

Prize Money from the AT&T Pebble Beach: (link)

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AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Final Leaderboard

1. Daniel Berger 67 (SH) 66 (PB) 72 (PB) 65 (PB) 270 (-18)

2. Maverick McNealy 68 (PB) 69 (SH) 69 (PB) 66 (PB) 272 (-16)

T-3 Patrick Cantlay 62 (PB) 73 (SH) 70 (PB) 68 (PB) 273 (-15)

T-3 Jordan Spieth 65 (PB) 67 (SH) 71 (PB) 70 (PB) 273 (-15)

T-5 Paul Casey 68 (SH) 67 (PB) 71 (PB) 68 (PB) 274 (-14)

T-5 Nate Lashley 65 (PB) 72 (SH) 68 (PB) 69 (PB) 274 (-14)

Full Leaderboard (link)

What They’re Saying:

Berger Seals Win with 30-foot Eagle (ESPN/Associated Press)

Berger Has Final Say (Associated Press)

Daniel Berger Continues Impressive Rise (PGATourCom)

A Pro Meltdown (GolfCom)

Maverick McNealy’s Insightful Repose (Golf Channel)

Final Round Highlights from AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

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What’s In Berger’s Bag? (PGATourCom)

Examining the Field at the AMEX and Pebble Beach (Palm Beach Desert Sun)

Prize Money from AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am (Golf Week)

Up Next? The Genesis Invitational

At Riviera C.C. in Los Angeles (Tournament link)

First Look at The Genesis (link)

2020 Tourney Results (link)

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Let’s go

February 14th 2021

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On This Day in Golf History:

February 15, 2015 - Brandt Snedeker won the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am for the second time in three years when he broke his own scoring record by playing the tournament 22-under par (265). Snedeker shot a bogey-free final round of five under (67) and defeated runner-up Nick Watney by three strokes.  (Courtesy Randy Walker), Author of On This Day in Golf History, available via Amazon.com and by clicking HERE

Partin’ Putt

Never too early to look at Ryder Cup U.S. team rankings, right?

Ryder Cup USA @RyderCupUSA

Berger. McNealy. Cantlay. Spieth. After a big week in Pebble Beach, there was significant movement in the latest U.S. Team Rankings. Full rankings 👇 rydercup.com/rankings

February 15th 2021

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