Paulie’s Picks: 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

This week, the PGA Tour hosts its first signature event of the 2026 season with the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. 

The field consists of 80 players, and the first two rounds are split between Pebble Beach and Spyglass Hill, with the weekend rounds both at Pebble. This event puts a slightly different emphasis on certain skills than we have seen over the last few weeks at Torrey Pines and TPC Scottsdale. Those weeks heavily favored length off the tee and aggression. Pebble Beach favors wedge play, precision, and an elite short game. Distance is great to have on any course, but it’s not a requirement for success this week. Let’s take a look at two golfers to target in this no-cut field:

Si Woo Kim: Top 20, +100

The market is starting to catch up to how good Si Woo Kim is playing. Si Woo finished one shot out of the playoff last week. He was 2 over after day one and rallied all the way back into contention. That third-place finish was his third straight top-six finish. He has now finished 21st or better in his last 11 starts. This has been fueled by unreal ball-striking. Just how good is he hitting it? He lost 1.6 strokes putting last week and missed a playoff by one shot! He now heads to the small greens at Pebble, which will reward his ball-striking. He has finished 12th and 14th in the last two years at Pebble. I will continue to back Si Woo until the market fully captures his meteoric rise.

Jason Day: Top 30, -124

Jason Day has had a very solid start to 2026 with a runner-up finish at the AmEx and a top-40 showing at the Farmers Insurance Open. Pebble Beach is arguably his best course fit on Tour, and he has finished 24th or better in his last 11 starts at Pebble, including 13th and sixth in the last two years. Getting -124 to finish top 30 in an 80-player field seems very valuable to me.

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