The 2022 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am will begin on February 3rd. And like always, Monterey Peninsula Foundation will host the tournament. The 156 pros and the same number of amateurs will play together and showcase their golfing skills. Unlike 2021, the golfers will be playing at three courses in rotation. 

However, fans will be saddened to know that most fan-favorite professionals won’t be playing at the Pro-Am this year because of the Saudi International event. Although, the PGA Tour event has made up for it by inviting more celebrities than ever. 

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Because of Covid-19 restrictions, the event couldn’t include the amateurs last year. It was the first time since its inception that the tournament excluded amateurs from it. Even though the event wasn’t financially successful like in previous years, the host donated $12.3 million to support the local non-profits.   

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Although there will be changes in players, there will be no changes in the golf courses. Like every year, the AT&T event will be played at Monterey Peninsula’s three premier golf courses. 

Everything you need to know about the hosting courses of AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 

The Pebble Beach Golf Links has been hosting the Pro-Am since 1947. The course is widely known for hosting the majors of PGA and LPGA Tours and has been rated as the no.1 golf course in the country.

It is a 72 par 6837 yards course, and Jack Neville and Douglas Grant designed it. Since the course is built at the seaside, the scenery of the course is spectacular. 

The second golf course to host the AT&T event is the Spyglass Hill Golf Course. It is one of the toughest golf courses in the world, with a course rating of 75.5 and a slope rating of 144. 

The third and final golf course to host the event is the Monterey Peninsula Country Club Shore Course. Mike Strantz redesigned the 71 par 6867-yard course in 2003. 

Since the pandemic, this is the first year the Pro-Am will be conducted as it used to since its inception. Fans can witness celebrities playing golf at one of the best golf courses this year. Are you excited about the event? Let us know!