Pebble Beach Betting Tips, Predictions & Odds
This week, the PGA Tour heads to the California coastline for another high-profile stop on the West Coast swing. The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am carries Signature Event status and a small, elite field, with four rounds led by the famous Pebble Beach Golf Links and a supporting role for Spyglass Hill.
The setting is familiar, but the competitive feel is greater than it used to be, with Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler both in attendance and little room to hide across two demanding layouts.
Pebble remains a test of precision more than power, with tiny greens, awkward angles and constant pressure on approach play and short game. Conditions last year softened the challenge, yet history suggests patience, positioning and recovery skills still decide.
Free Bets golf expert Ben Smith is here with his golf tips ahead of Pebble Beach in California.
Pebble Beach Betting Tips
Check out our golf betting tips for Pebble Beach below.
Tip 1: Winner - Matt Fitzpatrick (Each-Way) (5 places)
His record here is patchy, but Matt Fitzpatrick in this form looks well suited to the technical demands of this week’s AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, where control into small targets and tidy wedge play usually decide the outcome. His best finish here remains sixth in 2022, though his profile on shorter, positional courses continues to point in the right direction.
Recent form is also strong. A ninth place at the WM Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale came after a week of consistently high-level ball striking, with approach play and driving both grading out well. The putter lagged slightly, but that is rarely a lasting issue for him.
He has picked up where he left off after closing last season by defeating McIlroy in a playoff at the DP World Tour Championship, and his overall game looks better balanced for this test than on previous visits.
Tip 2: Winner - Sepp Straka (Each-Way) (5 places)
Sepp Straka’s 18th place at the WM Phoenix Open was built on a much better long game over the weekend at TPC Scottsdale, after a slow start left him too much to do.
That followed a tidy closing round at The American Express, pointing to irons that are beginning to settle.
He already owns a top-10 finish at Pebble Beach Golf Links, and his results here have improved year on year. Reliable wedges and a steady all-round profile suits this setup.
Tip 3: Winner - Michael Kim (Each-Way) (5 places)
Michael Kim is the kind of outsider who can outperform his price at a course with a long history of keeping opportunities open to the wider field.
He arrives in good shape, highlighted by a second-round 65 on his way to 18th at the WM Phoenix Open and a recent win at the Open de France.
His approach play and putting have both been sharp, and with the driver used sparingly here, his profile appeals.
Tip 4: Winner - Ryan Fox (Each-Way) (8 places)
Early season evidence suggests Jacob Bridgeman is moving in the right direction, with an excellent weekend at the Sony Open in Hawaii and another steady showing at The American Express.
What stands out most is the shift in his ball striking, with iron and driving numbers markedly improved compared to last season.
That is a meaningful development for TPC Scottsdale and if the long game gains hold, his upside looks higher than his price suggests.
Pebble Beach Latest Odds
Check out the latest Pebble Beach odds from the top UK betting sites below.
Where to Watch the Pebble Beach
If you want to follow the action live while getting involved with golf betting this week, here's how you can watch every moment from Pebble Beach.
TV Channel
Pebble Beach Pro-Am coverage in the UK will primarily be shown on Sky Sports, usually on the dedicated Sky Sports Golf channel with start times aligning with the live US PGA Tour broadcast windows, and additional streaming access via NOW TV where available.
Live Stream Information
Sky Sports subscribers can stream the tournament live on Sky Go, while non-subscribers can watch every minute with NOW via flexible day or monthly passes.
