The 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro‑Am brings together a mix of world‑class golfers, Hollywood icons, business leaders and political figures for two days on the famous links.  

Instead of following the usual order, this rewrite starts with the event’s unique pairing concept: every professional from the PGA Tour partners with a celebrity or amateur for the first two rounds.  

The tournament’s history stretches back 80 years, beginning as Bing Crosby’s Clambake and evolving into a showcase where athletes, singers, CEOs and even governors get to swing alongside top pros.  

Notable amateurs include NFL star Travis Kelce, former quarterback Steve Young, Florida governor Ron DeSantis, ex‑Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, country singer Jake Owen and golf podcast co‑founder Chris Solomon. Each brings a different background—sports, music, politics or finance—to the greens.  

On the professional side, all top‑10 and 42 of the world’s top‑50 golfers are present. This includes champions like Justin Rose, Chris Gotterup and world number one Scottie Scheffler. Rory McIlroy returns as the defending champion, while Scheffler partners with TaylorMade CEO David Abeles and McIlroy teams up with Jeff Rhodes of TPG Capital.  

The two courses—Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill Golf Course—host the rounds. The first round at Pebble Beach opens at 3 p. m. , followed by a second round the next day. The final two rounds shift to CBS at 3 p. m. , while golf fans can stream the action on ESPN or Fubo.  

Tee times are staggered throughout the day, with pros and amateurs alternating between the two courses. The schedule is detailed, but the key takeaway is that every player gets to experience both iconic courses over two days.  

This event blends sport with celebrity culture, offering a glimpse into how golf can unite diverse personalities on the same fairway.

Stars and CEOs Tee Off at Pebble Beach 2026

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