Charitable Efforts

Monterey Peninsula Foundation is the nonprofit organization that stages the annual AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, and has supported hundreds of nonprofit organizations from this event since 1947.

2024 marked the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am’s debut as a PGA TOUR Signature Event. With our strongest field to date, a course record and a record storm, the event was undoubtedly one for the history books.

We were thrilled to crown Jeff Rhodes as our 2024 amateur winner and delighted to see Jeff’s professional partner Rory McIlroy win Golf Digest’s highest honor, the Arnie Award, in recognition of his charitable work. The tournament culminated with Wyndham Clark not only winning the 2024 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am but making history by setting the course record for the lowest score ever at Pebble Beach Golf Links. While this year’s circumstances didn’t allow for a traditional conclusion, Wyndham’s finish was as good as it gets.

We are especially grateful to title sponsor AT&T for their incredible partnership—now in its 40th year—which allowed tournament host organization Monterey Peninsula Foundation to maintain our responsibility to the community during this time of transition. Thanks to their support, along with our players, partners, donors, and volunteers, the Foundation donated $18 million last year to more than 200 worthy charities.

Since that time, the tournament, now known as the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, has become one of the most internationally recognized stops on the PGA TOUR, and Monterey Peninsula Foundation’s grant programs continue to support hundreds of nonprofit organizations.

In 1947, Bing Crosby invited a group of friends to get together for some golf, a clambake and, most importantly, to raise a little money for the local charities—the rest is history.

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