2026 PGA Odds, Picks, Predictions: Final AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Betting Card, OAD
PGA Tour golf continues on the California swing, as the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in Monterey is next on tap this Thursday. Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, and Si Woo Kim are the favorites in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am this week. As usual, John Haslbauer provides his favorite PGA Tour picks from among the latest golf odds. Below, you’ll find the best odds from multiple sports betting sites for each player.
The first signature event of 2026 is just about underway in California. Action begins this Thursday for the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am at Spyglass Hill and the famed Pebble Beach Golf Links.
Though this event is usually susceptible to the elements on the Pacific coastline in Monterrey, I’m actually even more excited to see it played in more benign conditions. We’ve seen a Saturday and Monday finish over the last three years. Even if less severe than years past, this week should call for a heightened importance on scrambling around the small Poa greens, with skilled short-iron players best equipped to handle Pebble Beach.
Ahead, we’ll go through all the bets I’ve placed for the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
2026 Pebble Beach Pro-Am Odds
Click on any of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am odds below for the best available prices at sportsbooks in your state.
How I Built My AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Betting Card
I took a slightly different approach to building my Pebble Beach bets. Scottie Scheffler’s presence alone elevates the baseline that players need to compete this week, as I expect him to linger around the top of the leaderboard even if he doesn’t have his best stuff. With that in mind, I sought players who can out-putt Scheffler on Poa greens and who have actively built their schedule around this tournament before it was a signature event. Wyndham Clark won this event with his putter alone in 2024 while setting the course record. So, I’ve primarily built my card around players capable of doing the same.
In terms of unit allocations for my card, it’s back to business as usual with a full card of exposure for the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am while removing FRL bets. A limited field split between two courses is not the most conducive to finding betting value, so I’ve opted to roll out a slightly under-exposed card this week.
- Outrights — 3.5U in to pay 25U each
- Full tournament matchups — 1U in to pay out 2U
- Props — 1.5U in to pay out 3U+ each
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Bets: Outrights (3.5 Units)
For PGA Tour DFS picks and longshot bet considerations, check out my golf sleepers for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
Rory McIlroy
My bet: +1400
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The 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am champion will make his 2026 PGA TOUR debut this week after playing a full schedule on the DP World Tour the last several months. The odds confirm Scheffler and McIlroy are in a class of their own as the No. 1 and No. 2 players in the world, respectively. So with many of the PGA TOUR’s best players still struggling to find their footing early into 2026, I’m comfortable going right back to defending champ and best golfer on the planet not named Scottie Scheffler here.
McIlroy exploited a new game plan at this event last year, taking aggressive lines over trees and flexing his Total Driving advantage with ample wedge approaches and Eagle putts on par-5s. While he doesn’t need to win this week, I don’t think he’ll allow himself to concede to Scottie Scheffler as the best player in the world week-to-week.
Justin Rose
My bet: +2800
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Justin Rose was last seen perfecting the game of golf to the tune of a 7-stroke, wire-to-wire victory at the Farmers Insurance Open. Two weeks later, Rose remains in California on Poa greens once again, as he looks to keep that momentum going. I don’t expect that momentum to stall at Pebble Beach, where Rose ranks No. 1 in the field in terms of Course History. He’s finished top-11 in each of his last three appearances, including a win here in 2023.
Pebble Beach is a strategist’s course, which has long rewarded experience and a tactical gameplan to withstand unpredictable weather changes. Rose brings it all to the table between recent form, course history, and course fit, so I’m comfortable buying high at these odds.
Robert MacIntyre
My bet: +4000
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Pebble Beach Golf Links is, in fact, a links golf course. So, anytime I have the opportunity to play MacIntyre in the coastal elements at an odds discount, I’m going to take advantage of it. MacIntyre has proven time after time that he is best equipped to gain on the field when winds are at their highest, picking up wins over the last two seasons at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship and Genesis Scottish Open.
He now ranks in the top-10 in the OWGR rankings, but hasn’t quite gotten the top-10 respect from oddsmakers. He comes to Pebble Beach in the midst of a stretch of five top-12 finishes over his last six starts, and will look to improve on a T4 finish in similar short and coastal conditions at the Sony Open.
Michael Kim
My bet: +14000
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The California native has already voiced his love to be home on X, and is riding great vibes into this tournament in his first appearance since 2023. That last appearance happened to feature the second best SG: Approach performance of his entire career, so there’s plenty of reason to believe this is a course that suits Kim’s eye.
He picked up an impressive victory at the FedEx Open de France over the Fall, and has leaned on his elite putting and consistent ball striker during his current run of five top-25 finishes over his last nine starts. Fresh off a T18 finish at last week’s WM Phoenix Open, this is an even better course setup for the former Cal standout’s game.
Ryo Hisatsune
My bet: +15000
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One of the hottest players on TOUR at the moment, these lofty odds do not reflect the pedigree that Hisatsune has proven. At just 23 years old, Hisatsune is still younger than more familiar up-and-coming stars like Michael Thorbjornsen and Tom Kim. He proved he is ready to compete at the pro level when picking 2023 DP World Tour honors and winning the 2023 Cazoo Open de France.
Now settling in to his third full season on the PGA TOUR, Hisatsune looks like he has staying power. He’s finished top-10 in each of the last two weeks, including a T2 at the Farmers Insurance Open and playing in the final pairing at TPC Scottsdale last season. Hisatsune lacks extreme distance, but is a polished all-around player who is best equipped to capitalize on shorter, positional venues like Pebble Beach.
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Bets: Props (2.5 Units)
For PGA Tour DFS picks and longshot bet considerations, check out my golf sleepers for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
Full Tournament Matchup: Justin Rose (-110 at FanDuel) vs. J.J. Spaun
I’m still licking my wounds after a career bad beat from last week’s Haotong Li over Garrick Higgo matchup, which saw Haotong slowly bleed a 10-stroke lead over the last nine holes. Due for some good karma, we are going right back to the well for another matchup I feel confident in.
Rose is No. 1 in Course History, played a perfect round of golf the last we saw him at Torrey Pines, and has finished no worse than T11 over his last three trips to Pebble Beach. Spaun, on the other hand, enters with some questions surrounding his health after a late withdrawal from the WM Phoenix Open. Spaun has failed to crack the top-15 in seven career appearances at this event, and has started slow out of the gates with finishes of T40 & MC to begin the new season.
Top-20 Finish: Shane Lowry
My bet: +210
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I was very high on Shane Lowry this time last year, and had his best friend not brought his A-game, he would have coasted to his first solo PGA Tour victory since the 2019 Open Championship. That lack of win equity gives me pause to back him in more modest form one year later, but I do love his floor to finish top-20, considering his affinity for links golf.
Top-20 Finish: Michael Kim
My bet: +360
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Kim’s familiarity with this course and its Poa greens, combined with his solid baseline of form, leads me to believe he has a high floor at Pebble Beach. In a limited field of just 80 players, it’s not asking much for Kim to finish in the top quartile of this event, considering his fit and form.
One And Done
My pick: Rory McIlroy
I believe Justin Rose will be the consensus play this week, given his combination of recent form, elite course history, and lack of an obvious event later on in the season to save him for. I understand the play, but I believe we’re setting up for a sneaky spot for Rory in OAD, despite him being the defending champion.
Just five weeks into the new season, many OAD players will want to wait and see what Rory’s form looks like before taking their one and only swing at him. From my perspective, I believe Rory unlocked a new and repeatable game plan at Pebble Beach that will give him a distinct edge with his aggressive driving. As this is the first Signature Event of the year, the purse is large enough to justify using Rory this early into the season.
If not McIlroy, I would also consider Justin Rose, Matt Fitzpatrick, or Chris Gotterup.
Best of luck with all of your AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am bets!
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am: The Betting Card
That’ll do it for this week’s PGA Tour golf bets. Best of luck this week with your own AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am bets, and see you next Sunday for the Genesis Invitational preview.
