ES 
NFL Picks 
MLB Picks 
NBA Picks 
NHL Picks 
Soccer Picks 
It’s time for the PGA tournament once known as the Crosby Clambake! The nickname is due to famed entertainer Bing Crosby hosting it for so many years. Bing may be gone but the pro- celebrity event remains and is back to near-regular strength following a trimmed down version last year due to Covid.
Patrick Cantlay and Daniel Berger come in as the favorites this week. Cantlay enters as the lone favorite at +700 with Berger behind him at +1200. And yes, actor and comedian Bill Murray is returning to the field this year. Look for the list of some of the celebrities below after the complete odds list.
Last year Berger won the event as he went -18under and 2 strokes over Maverick McNealy. Two years ago it was Phil Mickelson grabbing the win for his 5th Pebble Beach victory. This year Berger is again one of the favorites as he comes in at +1200 heading into the opening round. Mickelson is not in the field.
So, how does the format work? Think of it this way. The Pebble Beach Pro-Am is two tournaments in one. There are 156 pros paired with 156 amateurs who are often celebrities. The 156 pairs are then grouped into 39 foursomes who play then play one round on three of the courses over three days.
The courses are Pebble Beach Golf Links, Spyglass Hill Golf Course, and Monterey Peninsula Country Club. The cutline comes after day three when the field is trimmed down for the final round which is played on Pebble Beach Golf Links. The pros play to win on the PGA Tour and both the pros and amateurs play to win the paired event.
Here are the favorites through +2000 to win the 2022 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am outright.
Patrick Cantlay +700
Daniel Berger +1200
Will Zalatoris +1600
Jordan Spieth +2000
Jason Day +2000
2022 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Preview
Where: Pebble Beach, California
Courses: Three courses – Pebble Beach Golf Links, Spyglass Hill Golf Course, and Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Format: Stroke Play
Par: 72 Pebble Beach, 72 Spyglass Hill, 71 Monterey Peninsula
Length: 6,913 Pebble Beach, 6,858 Spyglass Hill, 6362 Monterey Peninsula
When: February 3 –6, 2022
Purse: $8.7 Million.
TV Coverage: CBS, Golf Channel
Players can expect normal Pebble Beach conditions which means a good amount of ocean breeze on many holes. Targeted golf is the name of the game so second shots will rely heavily on great shots off the tee. Look for strokes being made up for at Monterey Peninsula as some low scores should come from there.
Players will face just about every type of hazard and rough possible between the three courses. But, both courses still have plenty of opportunities for shaving strokes. This tournament has not ended in a playoff since 2008 and has only done so twice since 1992.
2022 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Predictions
Daniel Berger +1200
Daniel Berger has four wins on the PGA Tour including this event last season. He also finished T5 at Pebble Beach in 2020. Berger was T5 at the Tournament of Champions and finished T20 at the Farmers last week. He also has the Ryder Cup win and a T7 at the Hero World Challenge. All of this puts him at No. 16 on the OWGR list.
Jordan Spieth +2000
Jordan Spieth seemed to get the monkey off his back with his win at the Texas Open last season. Since then he’s finished solo 2nd twice, added a Ryder Cup win, and banked 10 top-20 finishes. He’s not missed the cut at Pebble Beach in his last nine visits. This is a great place for him to bounce back from a rough outing at the Farmers.
Cameron Tringale +2800
Cameron Tringale Looked impressive at the Farmers Insurance Open finishing T3 behind Luke List and Will Zalatoris. He’s been off and on over his last five tournaments going T3, CUT, T7, CUT, T2 respectively. But he’s now 7th in FedEx Cup and ranked No. 40 on the OWGR.
Others: Last week Will Zalatoris (+1600) came close last week at the American Express but lost in a playoff to Luke List. A great opportunity to follow up on a great effort. Maverick McNealy (+2800) plays well here with a runner-up finish last year and a T5 in 2020.
2022 AT&T Pebble Beach Betting Lines
Patrick Cantlay +700
Daniel Berger +1200
Will Zalatoris +1600
Jordan Spieth +2000
Jason Day +2000
Justin Rose +2500
Maverick McNealy +2800
Cameron Tringale +2800
Seamus Power +2800
Matt Fitzpatrick +3500
Kevin Streelman +4000
Ryan Palmer +4000
Mackenzie Hughes +4000
Lanto Griffin +4500
Christiaan Bezuidenhout +4500
Kevin Kisner +5000
Brian Harman +5000
Denny McCarthy +5500
Mito Pereira +5500
Matt Kuchar +6000
Tom Hoge +6000
Matt Jones +6000
Min Woo Lee +6600
Michael Thompson +6600
Russell Knox +6600
Lucas Glover +7000
Chris Kirk +7000
Aaron Rai +7000
Andrew Putnam +7000
Joel Dahmen +8000
Greyson Sigg +8000
Charley Hoffman +9000
Chez Reavie +9000
Brandt Snedeker +9000
Pat Perez +9000
Sahith Theegala +9000
Dean Burmester +10000
Charl Schwartzel +10000
Keith Mitchell +10000
Patrick Rodgers +10000
Cameron Champ +10000
Nick Taylor +10000
Adam Hadwin +10000
Matthew Nesmith +10000
Brendon Todd +10000
Stewart Cink +10000
Scott Stallings +10000
Alex Smalley +10000
Taylor Moore +10000
Troy Merritt +10000
Taylor Pendrith +10000
Brandon Harkins +10000
Wyndham Clark +12500
Vincent Whaley +12500
Davis Riley +12500
Joseph Bramlett +12500
Chad Ramey +12500
Dylan Frittelli +15000
JJ Spaun +15000
Scott Piercy +15000
Matthias Schwab +15000
Adam Svensson +15000
Vaughn Taylor +15000
Kyle Stanley +15000
Doc Redman +15000
Andrew Landry +15000
Hayden Buckley +15000
Lee Hodges +15000
Stephan Jaeger +15000
David Lipsky +15000
James Hahn +15000
Peter Malnati +17500
Ryan Armour +17500
Bo Hoag +20000
Satoshi Kodaira +20000
Ryan Moore +20000
Nate Lashley +20000
Nick Hardy +20000
John Huh +20000
Austin Eckroat +20000
Tyler Duncan +25000
Chan Kim +25000
Trey Mullinax +25000
Kiradech Aphibarnrat +25000
Dylan Wu +25000
Kevin Chappell +25000
Brian Stuard +25000
Andrew Novak +25000
Camilo Villegas +25000
Brandon Wu +25000
Beau Hossler +25000
Bronson Burgoon +25000
Austin Smotherman +25000
Peter Uihlein +25000
Sean O'Hair +30000
Scott Brown +30000
Brian Gay +30000
Kurt Kitayama +30000
Chesson Hadley +30000
Brice Garnett +30000
Jimmy Walker +30000
Tyler McCumber +30000
Paul Barjon +30000
Aaron Baddeley +30000
Mark Hubbard +30000
Cameron Percy +30000
Luke Donald +30000
Max McGreevy +35000
Bill Haas +35000
Kevin Tway +35000
Austin Cook +40000
Alex Cejka +40000
John Murphy +40000
Grayson Murray +40000
Ben Kohles +40000
Chase Seiffert +40000
Sung Kang +40000
Brandon Hagy +40000
Chris Stroud +50000
Jim Knous +50000
Jared Wolfe +50000
Seth Reeves +50000
Nick Watney +50000
David Hearn +50000
Ben Crane +50000
Justin Lower +50000
Richy Werenski +50000
Brett Drewitt +50000
Curtis Thompson +50000
Joshua Creel +50000
Michael Gligic +50000
Callum Tarren +50000
Jonathan Byrd +50000
Kelly Kraft +50000
David Skinns +50000
Seung-Yul Noh +50000
Scott Gutschewski +60000
Dawie Van Der Walt +60000
Bo Van Pelt +60000
Jonas Blixt +75000
Ryuji Imada +75000
Robert Garrigus +75000
Johnson Wagner +75000
Martin Trainer +75000
Mark Baldwin +75000
John Merrick +100000
Davis Love III +100000
Tom Lehman +100000
Ricky Barnes +100000
Brad Marek +100000
D.A. Points +100000
John Senden +100000
Peter Jacobsen +250000
Some of the Celebrities taking part in this years AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills quarterback
Canelo Álvarez – Champion boxer
Mookie Betts – MLB All-Star
Kira K. Dixon – Golf Channel, former Miss America
Josh Duhamel – Actor
Scott Eastwood – Actor
Larry Fitzgerald – Future NFL Hall of Famer
Colt Ford – Musician
Macklemore – Musician
Huey Lewis – Musician
Michael Peña – Actor
Bill Murray – Actor and comedian
Kathryn Newton – Actress
Chris O’Donnell – Actor
Jake Owen – Musician
Ray Romano – Actor
Darius Rucker – Musician
Alex Smith – Former NFL quarterback
Clay Walker – Musician
Steve Young – NFL Hall of Fame quarterback
Learn how to become a sports bookie and who the most profitable cappers are.
