‘If I Could Golf Everyday, I Would’: Bills QB Josh Allen Reflects on Pebble Beach Experience

Josh Allen is an American football quarterback who plays for the Buffalo Bills. Apart from being a quarterback, he enjoys playing golf as well. As a result, he is part of the field this week at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.

Notably, he spoke about his first time playing at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am. He also expressed his liking for the sport.

Josh Allen on first-time playing at Pebble Beach

The 2022 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is underway. Various new as well as old celebrities who participate as amateurs in the event are a part of the field. The fans as well as the celebrities are a part of the event after they were not included in the event last year due to health and safety norms. One of the celebrities playing this week at the event is Josh Allen. Allen is playing at the event first time.

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The 25-year-old spoke about playing first time at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am during his practice round. He said, ” First time playing Pebble. I have played some of the surrounding ones. Grew up coming here as a kid, my grandparents had a house over here. We would come here but never got to play Pebble. So this is a treat.”

He added, “If I could golf every day I would. It’s my favorite thing to do.” He also made a funny comment regarding a 2-iron. He said,” Lightning storm on the golf course, you hold up a 2 iron. Because not even God could hit a 2 iron.” The Buffalo Bills quarterback is participating in the event after his team lost a championship game against the Chiefs.

Round two leader at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

Seamus Power is the leader of the pack after the second round of the AT&T Pro-Am. The Irishman carded a round of 64, eight under par to lead the event. Power carded four birdies in the front nine and a bogey to make the turn in three-under-par. Seamus carded six birdies and a bogey on the back nine to shoot a five-under-par 31 in the back nine.

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What do you think about Josh’s words about the 2 iron?